Glock G43X Subcompact 9mm Black Pistol

A: What's in the Box Glock 43x 9mm Pistol with Black Nitride Slide (2) 10-Round Magazines Speed Loader Pistol Cleaning Set Cable Lock Owners Manual Hard Shell Case

A: No, only fixed sights come standard.

A: David, no Sir. This model comes with Polymer Glock Fixed Sights. G43 Night Sights are fairly easy to add : --- https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/6247/ameriglo+spartan+operator+night+sights+glock+42%2f43+steel+green+w%2forange+outline+blk

A: Look on the approved list.

A: Nery, unfortunately the G43X is not on the CA DOJ approved Roster : --- https://www.oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/search?make=150972

A: sorry its not on the CA DOJ approved list here are the approved 9mm guns https://www.oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/search?make=150972

A: Nery, No Glocks newer then Gen 3 on CA compliant list.

A: G48. Not G43.

A: Hi, Glock 43X will share mag with Glock 48. Glock 43X is a single stack Glock...as such it does not take the same magazine as other 9mm double-stack Glock (19 and 17). Furthermore, due to a longer grip, the shorter Glock 43 magazine will not fit in Glock 43X. Cheers

A: Bill, it is compatible with the G48 Sir. The 43X is basically a GLOCK 43 with a longer grip. The GLOCK 43X and 48 magazines increase capacity to 10 rounds, but still keeps with the 43's single-stack design. As such, the GLOCK 43 mags will be too short to fit. Full details here : --- https://gunmagwarehouse.com/blog/glock-43x-and-48-mags-are-now-in/

A: only between G48 and G43X

A: Yes, fixed only as in they are not setscrew adjustable like some other Glock models. The front sight is threaded on and rear sight dovetailed in.

A: Yes, Glock 43x can handle +p ammunition. Glock recommendes limited use since it can wear parts quicker than standard pressure ammo but all manufactures recommend that. Hope this helps.

A: Scottie, yes Sir it is. If firing a lot of +P just increase your cleaning, inspection and lubrication intervals and you will be fine. Glocks are tough. Cheers and stay safe!

A: yes it is +p rated but of course higher pressure rounds increase wear and serve no purpose at the range

A: firing a lot of +P just increase your cleaning, inspection and lubrication intervals and you will be fine. Glocks are tough

A: Glock recommends using only ammo that meets SAAMI standards, some +P meets it, some doesn't. It may shorten the life of parts in your gun. I use a 19lb recoil spring in my 43X to reduce the stresses of +P, seems to help a lot.