I run the Handall Jr. on mine and it makes for a very comfortable shooter. Sleeve stays in place really well.Originally Posted by Damn_yankee
Something that may mitigate some felt recoil on the 43 is the Hogue beavertail grip sleeve.
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I run the Handall Jr. on mine and it makes for a very comfortable shooter. Sleeve stays in place really well.Something that may mitigate some felt recoil on the 43 is the Hogue beavertail grip sleeve.
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I've been in bunch of classes with Ben from Boresight. I feel like I would be cheating on him :-) if I used anything else.
Is there a Gen 4 and Gen 5 Glock 43....if so is there a magazine compatibility issue.
Also, my purchase is marked US- is the gun made in GA--if so from parts made in the US or overseas and assembled here....just curious.
TIA
jon
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