Glock 43X 9mm 3.41" 15rd Peacock Pistol

Glock's 43X splits the difference between a pocket gun and a duty gun. The slide is slimline width, so it hides flat under a shirt, but the grip runs full length and the magazine holds 15. Two magazines are included. For most people that combination is the whole argument for a 43X over a 43 or a 26.

This one wears a Peacock Cerakote pattern from Shark Coast Tactical in black, blue, and teal. Cerakote is a ceramic based coating, which means the color is not paint and it does not rub off at the holster mouth after a season of carry. Mechanically nothing changed: 3.41" barrel, 9mm, striker fired, polymer frame, fixed sights, standard Glock controls. Every holster, magazine, sight, and trigger part built for a 43X still fits. The 43X was already one of the easiest guns to carry that still shoots like a full pistol, and the finish work turns a very common gun into one nobody else at the range is holding.