They are one of my personal favorites i've been shooting them for many years. Now. But one of the drawbacks people seem to have about glock is that they don't have a manual. Safety.

Glock 43 vs 43X Shooting Both of them have a lot of recoil and the slides are virtually identical. Really, the only difference you're going to get is from the slightly larger and longer grip on the Glock 43X. If you add a plus-two extension to the Glock 43, it's going to shoot very similarly to the 43X.

The only other major difference between the two pistols is that the 43X slide is milled with forward cocking serrations, whereas the G43 only has the rear cocking serrations milled into the slide. This is a good option for shooters who may lack the hand strength to rack a slide while holding the rear serrations only.

Congrats to Courtney Hope, Nuvision PR client, on being selected as "The Glock Girl" by Glock HQ to represent the company along with, well known actor, R. Lee Ermey, "The Glock Man." Courtney will start by attending their show in Las Vegas in January signing autographs, will be flown to Atlanta to work with them there, ...

Glock 43X – Built to be easy to carry and comfortable to shoot. It's a compromise in size that does most things well but nothing exceptional outside of comfort. Glock 48 – The Glock 48 is the biggest gun in the slimline series, but also the easiest to shoot accurately, rapidly, and with total control.

Why Consider the Glock 48? The Glock 48 is a 9mm pistol that is made for concealed carry. It offers a slightly slimmer option to the G19 as a means to reduce the weight in/on your belt and/or for people with smaller hands who don't like a double-stack grip.

Glock 43X – Built to be easy to carry and comfortable to shoot. It's a compromise in size that does most things well but nothing exceptional outside of comfort. Glock 48 – The Glock 48 is the biggest gun in the slimline series, but also the easiest to shoot accurately, rapidly, and with total control.

Glock 19 The Glock 19 has become the official sidearm of numerous special operations forces. Army Special Forces, Delta Force, Rangers, and even the CIA and FBI use it. The Navy SEALs call it the Mk27, the British call it the L131A1, the Marine Corps calls it the M007, but most everyone else calls it the Glock 19.

The only true difference between the G43X and G48 is the length of the slide. A G48 provides a slide length comparable to the popular G19 while the G43X provides a G43 sized slide. On this note, if you already own a G43, it would make more sense to purchase a G48.

Setup is because if you have a Glock 43x. Slide and you put it onto a Glock 48. What that ultimately does is it makes it ever so slightly longer than the standard size of a Glock 48. So if I were to

First, Glocks don't just fire, unless something pulls the trigger. As for firing when being pulled from the holster, that is most likely from improper use of a Blackhawk Serpa holster. The release mechanism, if improperly used, could and has lead to negligent discharges.