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Which micro 9mm to buy?
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Oh nice, I am an older S&W fan. Have several 3rd gens
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Next week, that suede holster will be carrying a new Dan Wesson TCP and a pristine S&W model 457 .45
What's your age? I didn't think you were that much older.
Shield Arms just posted an announcement that they are coming out with a steel mag for the Glock 43 with a 9 round capacity. Same size with pinky extension on standard mag. And upcoming mag extensions. Made my day since I find myself carrying the 43 over my 43x since it’s more comfortable concealable and lighter.
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- Jul 29, 2014
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That's great news! (I'm sporting a 48 on a 43 frame)
Well I'm sporting a Hellcat slide on a 1911 frame. So there.
platoonDaddy
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I have a 43X with shield arms 15 round magazine, in my opinion the best combo on the market
Government or Commander?
It's the new GovCommernmentander.
That's a good combo. I might get one for my 43, even though I carry the 43X with the SA 15 rounder now.
- Jul 29, 2014
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Changes quite a bit with the G43- I may have to divest something that I carry less in favor of that as another option. Their 15rd mags have been outstanding.
U.S.SFC_RET
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I just ordered an extended mag release for my 365X. The standard one is just terrible.
Also what I learned from the metal Shield arms mags with a plastic mag release with the Glock, a metal mag release is probably a better choice for use with the standard steel Sig mags.
The Vuurwapen release is.
Also what I learned from the metal Shield arms mags with a plastic mag release with the Glock, a metal mag release is probably a better choice for use with the standard steel Sig mags.
The Vuurwapen release is.
My thought exactly. I’ve carried both the 43 and 43x and I keep going back to the 43. The X still conceals well but it’s heavier and just not as comfy for me. I know that sounds crazy since the size isn’t much different. I’m on the skinny/bony side and usually in warm weather so prefer a T shirt or shirt sleeve button up.
For the potential situations of defense I might get into I never thought I’d need 15 rounds. Most likely my defense would be against a carjacking or robbery. What i see typically is that once a gun comes out or trigger is pulled people start running. That being said /// sometimes I’ll carry a second magazine in areas I think it’s prudent. Like a mall /crowds/ traveling or going into a city. Sometimes in that situation I’ll take the 19 tho.
But for everyday carry back and forth to a store etc I always felt the 43 would keep me safe.
Having the 43 with 9+ will make me feel much better for sure!
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P365 with the XL grip module, Hogue sleeve, and an Armory Craft mag release button. Great little shooter at 7 yards.
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I also really like/want the Sig 938 Legion.
[Kev308];6535516 said:
No failures at all on mine, using all types of cheap and high dollar defensive rounds about 1100 rounds or so in on mine now. G43x I’ve had some FTE issues occasionally with cheap range grade Winchester 115gr steel cased though. Brass in the G43x has been flawless.
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