The Glock 43X delivers impressive performance and reliability in a compact package. Its accuracy is commendable, allowing for consistent and precise shot placement. The pistol's reliability is excellent, with a proven track record of dependable functionality and minimal malfunctions. The slim and ergonomic design offers a comfortable grip, ensuring shooter control and reducing fatigue. Recoil management is solid, facilitating quick target reacquisition for follow-up shots. Built with Glock's renowned durability, the 43X withstands regular use and maintains long-lasting performance. With its compact size and reliable features, the Glock 43X is a trusted choice for concealed carry and personal defense, offering a balance of reliability and practicality. Get your Grip Control (folding thumb rest/ folding gas pedal) for your Glock 43X today!

Our Thoughts

Kyle: A good concealed carry gun relatively light but carries a lot of pop when shooting The stock grip is a little slick but when adding the grip control group is not an issue

Chief: A very popular gun, especially with the Glock crowd, not surprising.  Has all the same attributes as the full size frames but just a little snappier.  The Grip Control really tames it.

Sizing Directions:—Use the trigger as a reference of where your supporting thumb would sit comfortably. There is a roughly 3/8 of an inch difference between the sizes.
Size #3 is the size that’s furthest out and the #2 is the middle size and the #1 is the size closest to the trigger.

Ceramic Coating Details: Grip Controls are made of a special alloy that will resist corrosion wear and will withstand high performance with your pistol however, it is designed to be softer and ware before any of the stock gun components, so it’ll experience more abrasion and consequently the ceramic coating may show signs of wear.

Holster Disclaimer: The Grip Control was designed specifically to be used with a carry type holster. HOWEVER, it is an aftermarket add-on and doesn’t just magically appear on the gun.  It protrudes slightly off the gun (usually ¼”-5/16”).  Some holsters can accommodate the GC with no adjustments, but many won’t. Of those holsters that need adjustment, 90% of them can be adjusted in a minute or two with a hairdryer.  In the case of a heavier, thicker plastic holster, more heat and even a Dremel is required.  So please consider this before you purchase.