Have an RMR on a Glock 26 which is a great combo. The 43 is significantly thinner than the 26 so looking for a sturdy optic that is in line with the width of the 43. Suggestions?

Holosun 407k/507k. I have a 507k gr on my 48.

Holosun also has the new EPS Carry if you can find one.

If you like Trijicon, try the RMRcc.

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Originally posted by rbdub474:
If you like Trijicon, try the RMRcc.

This.

Thanks for the input.

I had a Swampfox Sentinel on my 43X and it was a great optic.
They give a big discount to First responders and Veterans too.
I have more Swampfox optics than any other and have never had a problem.

I don't think the RMRcc has had the same reception the RMR had. The Holosun narrow bodies seem to be dominating this market. And I haven't heard of many problems. Have you?

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Originally posted by jljones:

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Originally posted by rbdub474:
If you like Trijicon, try the RMRcc.

This.

I'm a strong fan of fully enclosed optics and recommend the holosun EPS. I know people don't think they need it with CCW but its nice to not have to dig out lint and such.

I've been using the RMRCC on my 43 for over a year and it's been excellent. I even got lucky when I found out I can still carry in the same Desantis Cozy Partner holster I've used for years without any changes.

The main problem with the EPS Carry? Try finding one.

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Originally posted by Anubismp:
I'm a strong fan of fully enclosed optics and recommend the holosun EPS. I know people don't think they need it with CCW but its nice to not have to dig out lint and such.

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Originally posted by BBMW:
I don't think the RMRcc has had the same reception the RMR had. The Holosun narrow bodies seem to be dominating this market. And I haven't heard of many problems. Have you?

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Originally posted by jljones:

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Originally posted by rbdub474:
If you like Trijicon, try the RMRcc.

This.

The RMRCC is a great piece of kit. But I think the problem is that it fits nothing without a huge adapter plate. I think that is what has hurt the reception.

They should have done what all the other optics makers have done with their narrow form factor pistol dots, and used the Shield RMSc / JPoint footprint. But Trijicon being Trijicon had to use a proprietary format.

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Originally posted by jljones:

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Originally posted by BBMW:
I don't think the RMRcc has had the same reception the RMR had. The Holosun narrow bodies seem to be dominating this market. And I haven't heard of many problems. Have you?

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Originally posted by jljones:

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Originally posted by rbdub474:
If you like Trijicon, try the RMRcc.

This.

The RMRCC is a great piece of kit. But I think the problem is that it fits nothing without a huge adapter plate. I think that is what has hurt the reception.