Glock 43X MOS 9mm 3.41" 10rd NRA Blue Pistol

NRA Blue covers the frame while the slide stays black. Color treatments on a Glock are exactly that, cosmetic, and the pistol underneath behaves like every other 43X. That is the point of buying a colored factory gun instead of a boutique build: the color is the only thing that is unusual about it.

The 43X is the pistol that got slim carry ergonomics right. The grip runs full length so a whole hand fits on it, the slide is 43 length so it disappears under a covering garment, and the 3.41" barrel gives up very little to a compact. The MOS slide is cut for a micro red dot at the factory. Pull the cover plate, bolt the dot down, and go, with no milling and no adapter plate to chase. A 10rd magazine comes with the pistol for use in capacity limited states. The rest is standard Glock: striker fired, no external safety, a trigger most shooters in America already understand, and a parts supply that never dries up.