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Big Stack |
9 rounds out of an extended baseplate mag? Not worth it. If it was flush, maybe yes. I wonder how long the base plate will be compared to the grip length of the G43X | |||
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I get the whole Glock reliability thing, I have several Glocks, even had a 43, but if you need to Glockenstein it all up and it still falls short of a stock P365/Hellcat/Shield Plus, what's the point? ___________________________ | |||
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How many G43's do you think were sold before the P365, Hellcat, Shield Plus were introduced? | |||
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I kneel for my God, and I stand for my flag |
Again, how many G43's do you think were sold before the G43x was introduced? I'll bet there are a lot of G43 owners who are glad to see another option for more capacity. | |||
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I'd just sell my G43 (like I did) and get something else before I'd be pumping more cash into it. Sometimes you have to punt. ___________________________ | |||
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For people in states like CA where these guns are restricted - it’s a lot easier to get new mags than buy another. | |||
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Ah, I forgot about Californiastain. Can we punt and sell that too? ___________________________ | |||
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It's supposed to be the same size as the OEM 6-round G43 mag w/ pinky extension. Most G43 owners I've encountered dislike the flush 6-round mags, b/c it leaves their pinky dangling. | |||
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Fun fact - California is the third largest market for guns in the US last I heard. | |||
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I like the G43 a lot. All my G43 magazines use +1 extensions, no longer than the little finger extension. I've used the Shields now in the G43X and G48, and have ten or so mags for each pistol, with each using the steel mag release. To date I've had no issues with either. I'll buy a handfull of the G43 magazines and try them, and with hope that primers make an eventual return, even beat them up a little. If they can squeeze reliable nine rounds into that space, I'll be impressed. | |||
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I pulled out my obsolete and useless G43 tonight and carried it to the store. Honestly surprised I wasn't killed and raped with my obsolete useless G43 with 7 rounds. Thank god I had a spare 6 round magazine. Probably saved my life. I prefer the flat baseplate of the stock G43 mag. I'm pretty sure I wont be a buyer. ______________________________________________________ Often times a very small man can cast a very large shadow | |||
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Crazy, as you said, it's easier to buy mags over new guns... It must suck that they can't get a hold of anything other than a G43 easily. ___________________________ | |||
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Road Dog |
I’m interested in them. But I’m not sure I want to get them and change my mag catch. I have Taran tactical +1 and 2s on my 43 mags. I have several S15 mags for my 43x and 48 and like them fine. Since I normally carry the 43 with a +2 the new Shield mags will only give me one more round. I’ll have to ponder for awhile. | |||
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You can’t even get a 43 easily - they go for $800-1200 on the second hand market here. (Basically only LEO’s can buy them - but they often get sold to upgrade to the next big thing.). We haven’t approved a new semi auto here since around 2013 - 2015. | |||
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I carry a g43 with +1 extension and if this is the same Size then I’ll be all over it. Getting a new mag release is no big deal. I don’t trust the 365. Thought a lot a shield plus but it’s a little big for how I carry at work and I’ll never buy anything from Springfield armory. A couple of these makes perfect sense to me. I don’t have to go through the ass pain of selling my g43 and it brings me back into modern times | |||
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It is a nice option. Having to buy and install the newer mag. release can be questionable. On one hand, the newer STEEL mag. release,(you need the steel and not aluminum, as the aluminum one will get chewed up by the steel mags-personal experience),will be better than the polymer due to the metal mags,obviously. The downside, is that original polymer mags will get chewed up with the steel mag. release,also personal experience. Swapping out the steel release might cause some to scratch up the frame on the inside. I have a few angled picks to help in the swap but it was not easy and chewed up the inside of the grip/frame. | |||
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I like my 43 just fine with the flat 6 round mag with another stuffed in my pocket. I carry my 43x and a 19 at times also but I like my 43 for what it is. I don’t think I’ll be a buyer either. | |||
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Big Stack |
How many of those people have already put Taran, Pearce, Hyve, etc. baseplates on their mags, or installed Magguts spring kits (with or without the +2 baseplate)? There have been a lot of ways to add capacity to the G43 on the market for a long time. The 15 round 43X magazine was transformative. In point of fact, I think a lot of 43Xs were sold specifically because the 15 round mag was available. I don't see this as transformative. It's barely evolutionary. If they made a 10 round flush fit (and maybe a 12 round with an extension also), I think it would get a lot more interest. I don't think too many of these will sell, despite the huge number of G43 non-Xs out there.
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If I could get a 9 round mag that doesn't extend 2 inches below the frame of the gun, I'd buy several. They would turn my G43 into possible edc gun. | |||
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