Glock 43X MOS 9mm 3.41" 10rd Robin's Egg Blue Pistol

Glock built the 43X by putting a 43 length slide on a frame with a full length grip, and that one change fixed the thing people complained about most in slim nines. Three fingers get on the gun. The little finger does not curl under the magazine floorplate. The slide is still narrow enough to ride flat under a shirt, and the 3.41" barrel produces real velocity rather than the anemic numbers a true pocket gun turns in.

This one wears a Robin's Egg Blue frame against a black slide. Pale blue on a Glock reads clean rather than loud, and it is finish work only, so nothing about the trigger, the barrel or the magazine changed on the way to that shade. The MOS slide arrives cut for a micro red dot with a cover plate installed for anyone staying on iron sights. Capacity is 10 rounds, which keeps the pistol legal where the law caps magazines. The rest is Glock, which means striker fired with no external safety, takedown that needs no tools, and a holster market deep enough that anything cut for a 43X fits this one.