What's the biggest problem with a Glock 43X?

The biggest problems with the Glock 43X often cited are its limited 10-round capacity with factory magazines, subpar stock grip texture for sweaty hands, and occasional slide lock/extraction issues, especially when using popular aftermarket magazines like Shield Arms, though many of these can be addressed with modifications or accessories. Its trigger is also noted as spongy, though this is typical Glock fare.
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Does the Glock 43X have any problems?

Common Glock 43X issues include difficulty extracting rounds (often a design trait on Gen 5s, fixed by racking harder), trigger reset problems (check trigger spring), failure to feed/extract (especially with aftermarket mags or new guns, often needing break-in/lube), and optic screw interference (MOS models, where long screws hit the extractor channel). Many issues resolve with proper break-in, cleaning, lubrication, or specific fixes like shortening optic screws.
 
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Is there a recall on Glock 43X?

Apex Tactical Specialties has announced a mandatory recall of a limited number of Apex Action Enhancement Kits for the Slim Frame Glock pistols (G43, G43X, G48), sold between October 2021 through March 2022.
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What is the most common malfunction of the Glock?

The most common problems with Glocks include failure to feed, failure to eject, slide lock issues, magazine base plate issues, loose slide plates, failure to fire, trigger points, slide not locking back, double feeds, slide not returning to the battery, stovepipes, and light primer strikes.
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What are the pros and cons of the Glock 43X MOS?

The Glock 43X MOS offers great concealed carry with its slim profile, reliability, and MOS cut for red dots, but its standard 10-round capacity lags competitors, stock sights are basic, and grip texturing/ergonomics can feel flat to some users, requiring upgrades like Shield Arms magazines for higher capacity and better grip.
 
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What is the Glock 43X known for?

The shorter length with a slim frame makes it easy to hide in a holster almost anywhere on your body. The Glock 43X also rose to fame with the customizations, especially the art decals including 80's and 90's retro patterns, a famous jewelry store's teal and silver coloring, and of course camo and military themes.
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What Glock does the most damage?

The Glock with the most "damage" or power is generally considered the Glock 20, chambered in the potent 10mm Auto cartridge, which offers deep penetration and high velocity; however, power is subjective, with some considering the larger projectile of the .45 ACP (like the Glock 21) as having more "stopping power," while the full-auto Glock 18 delivers immense firepower through its rapid firing rate.
 
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What gun is most known for jamming?

7 Gun Models Notorious for Constantly Jamming
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  • The Remington RP9 is Poorly Made and Notorious for Jamming. ...
  • The Century Ultra 87 is a Knock off Brand that Jams.
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What wears out on a Glock?

The recoil spring is a critical component of any Glock pistol, and over time, it can become worn and lose its effectiveness.
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Why do Glocks jam so often?

One of the most common causes of Glock jams is a dirty or poorly maintained gun. Over time, carbon buildup can accumulate in the barrel, chamber, and other parts of the gun, causing a variety of malfunctions including jams. In addition, a gun that is not properly lubricated can experience friction that can cause jams.
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How much is a good price for a Glock 43X?

$538.99. Chambered in 9mm Luger the G43X features a compact Slimline frame with a black slide with an nDLC finish. The 10-round magazine capacity makes it ideal for concealed carry.
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Which pistol has the most accidental discharges?

While official stats are scarce, the SIG Sauer P320 is widely cited for numerous alleged accidental discharges, leading to many injuries and even a death, due to a design flaw allowing it to fire with minimal trigger movement, often when holstering; other older models like some Taurus guns also have a reputation for this, but the P320 has gained significant attention for its issues. 
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How far can a Glock 43X shoot accurately?

The gun performs well at your average defensive distances, i.e. within 7-yards. Capabable shooters can easily shoot the gun well beyond 7-yards, but the 43x is not meant to engage targets and long distances.
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What gun is comparable to the Glock 43X?

Guns comparable to the Glock 43X, a popular slimline 9mm for concealed carry, include the SIG Sauer P365 (especially the XL variant) for higher capacity and customization, the Springfield Armory Hellcat for similar size and optics-readiness, the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus as another strong competitor with good capacity, and the Ruger Max-9 for comparable size and standard 10-round mags. These alternatives often focus on similar features: compact size, reliable performance, and options for increased capacity or optics, making them great for everyday carry.
 
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Is it bad to dry fire a Glock 43?

It's ok to dry fire your GLOCK pistol, but we recommend using a snap cap or dummy round if you will be dry firing for a long period of time.
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Does a Glock 43 jam?

Jamming in the Glock 43X often happens due to improper grip or the use of unsuitable ammunition. Users might experience this when the fired case doesn't eject properly. Keeping the gun clean and using factory-recommended ammunition can help reduce these problems.
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What is the most recommended Glock?

There's no single "best" Glock; it depends on your needs, but the Glock 19 (compact, versatile) and Glock 17 (full-size, duty) are top all-around choices, while the Glock 43X excels for concealed carry (CCW). For specific uses, the G19 is often called the most versatile, the G34 is great for competition, the G43X/48 are popular for CCW, and the G20 offers big power in 10mm.
 
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How many rounds until a Glock is broken in?

A good rule of thumb is that if you have never shot a pistol before, you should shoot at least 100 rounds before you start breaking it in.
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How often should I lubricate my Glock?

Refer to your owner's manual for the proper lubrication points, as well as the proper amounts of lubrication required. Your GLOCK pistol should be cleaned and lubricated: When it's brand new, before it's fired for the first time. After each time it's fired.
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Why is the Glock 43 illegal?

Because CA legislators say it's “unsafe”. Their only rationalization is that Glock refused to “apply a microstamp” to the firing pin so that any rounds found at a crime scene will be traceable to the gun that fired it and, to the owner. At this point there's been no convictions due to the technology. BECAUSE…
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What hits harder, 357 or 45?

357 Mag. usually produces more energy and offers a better trajectory. These 125-grain pills from Sig Sauer, for example, produce 583 foot-pounds (ft. -lbs.)
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What pistol do Navy SEALs prefer?

Navy SEALs historically used the SIG Sauer P226 MK25 as their standard sidearm for years, known for its reliability in harsh conditions, but they have transitioned to the lighter, more modern polymer-framed Glock 19, which offers better performance in saltwater environments and is lighter, though P226s are still found in use. SEALs often have broad firearm choice, but the P226 was the iconic choice, while the Glock 19 is the newer standard for its practical advantages.
 
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Is there a better gun than Glock?

While Glocks are renowned for reliability, many popular firearms like the Sig Sauer P320, Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0, CZ P-10C, and Walther PDP are considered superior by some for better triggers, ergonomics, or features, often used by law enforcement and competitive shooters, offering modularity or enhanced handling for different needs.
 
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Which gun has the highest damage in real life?

The AK-47 assault rifle is perhaps the defining piece of military hardware of the 20th century. Countless guerrilla, militant, and revolutionary movements adopted the weapon, and it was estimated that there were as many as 100 million AK-47s in circulation in the early 21st century.
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