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| Para, Any update on your 43? Was the issue boiled down to bumping the slide stop or an issue with the round being canted left by the ejector? I'm working through a failure to feed issue with WIN Ranger rounds and it might be related to your slide stop issue. Very frustrating. This was after two trips back to Glock for other warranty issues and upgrades.
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| I haven't yet been back to the range. There's something different between the OEM and Vickers part, beyond the obvious. What that difference is, I cannot say without some more shooting. |
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| Well, you will probably find- as did I- that you shoot the G26 much better.
It's the width of the pistol, mostly, I think. |
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| quote: Originally posted by EkimSig: I ordered a Talo Edition yesterday with the Orange Dot front sight. Like others, my G26 is my favorite, but want something a little lighter and slimmer for our 11 month summer in South Florida.
I got my Talo 43 a couple of weeks ago . Shoots great. |
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| My 43 has been flawless. However I do shoot the 26 better. I carry the 43 in an Alien Gear rig. |
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| Are any of the 43s made in Austria? I thought that, because of ATF import rules, they had to be made in the US. IIRC this was a big reason it took them so long to get the 43 out for sale. quote: Originally posted by EkimSig: One other note of interest (maybe) is that my slide is marked USA instead of Austria. I know that was discussed a couple of pages back.
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| Interesting. I had always heard the ATF thing was why they took so long coming out the the single stack. They had to get he production capacity in GA to support it.
I guess not. |
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| I love my 43! As mentioned, I don't shoot it as well as my 26, but I shoot it well enough.
The more I practice with it, the better I get, but the width of the grip definitely causes my groups to open up.
It's a trade off for comfort of carry that I'm willing to make.
I've added the Taran Tactical +1 base pad. It ads juuuuuuust enough length to make a difference in grip for me. I have a +3 on my spare mag. Both mags have been flawless so far.
Never had an issue with premature lock back-ation. |
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| My 43 also has Austria on slide. |
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| quote: Originally posted by midwest guy: My 43 also has Austria on slide.
Mine as well.
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| I have no complaints on my Glock 43, I liked it so much I added a few upgrades, Ghoct 3.5 trigger, steel guide rod, Tru-Glow TFX day/night sights, and a Crimson Trace Green laser guard,Taran Plus 1 and Plus 2 extentions on my magazines, along with a Clinger Stinger IWB holster, my gun has been 100% reliable and groups in the size of a fifty cent piece at seven yards off hand, my 43 was fine without these up grade's but it rocks with them, for a back up or EDC, the 43 has a lot to offer, wearing it is a pleasure, I know it's there if needed, but it never feels in the way...
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| Para, Have you been to the range recently with your 43? Can you list the changes you made so far?
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| Myself - Meh. My wife - loves it. So I gave it to her.
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