Glock 43 for sale with cheap shipping and helpful service. The Glock 43 Gray Frame with black slide is chambered in 9mm. Equipped with a 3.39" barrel, two 6 round magazines and fixed sights this gun is perfect for concealed carry. We can't advertise HOW low our prices really are. So when you see the GrabAQuote button, click it for an instant email quote with the absolute lowest price!
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The G43 is a new single stack, 9mm pistol. The G43 is the most highly desired and anticipated release in GLOCKs history. The G43 is the answer to your everyday concealed carry needs. It's ultra-concealable, accurate and fantastic for all shooters regardless of hand size. The grip has a built in beaver tail design which allows the shooter to acquire a high and tight grip. The aggressive texture of the grip lets the shooter more easily operate the pistol. The large magazine catch allows for easy removal of the six round magazine. Engineered to the same standards, the G43 can withstand the same tortures as other GLOCK pistols.
Glock 43 vs Glock 42 Review Video
What is the difference between a Glock 43 and a Glock 42?
The Glock 43 is 9mm caliber, but the G42 uses a .380 cartridge. 380 is sometimes called a 9mm short because it is the same diameter, but shorter and lighter. Watch this video for more specs.
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