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Thread: Thoughts on the Glock 48?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pi3 View Post
    Does the G48 mag work in the G43?
    Negative. Although the Glock 43 slide fits the Glock 48 frame. So if you have a 43 it doesn't really make sense to buy 43x you should buy 48 and then you have both guns with some slide swaps.

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    That was the beauty of the double stack 9mm glocks, the mags would all interchange. It seems like they blew it with the single stack 9s.
    “It's no wonder that truth is stranger than fiction. Fiction has to make sense.” Mark Twain

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    Yeah, I'm missing something here...Glock resolutely refused to make a larger capacity OEM mag for the 42 and 43, and now the 9mm one won't work with the 43. Some Aryan thing.
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    What's everybody using for magazine carriers?

    I'd usually go for Ritchie, Milt Sparks, or Raven - but I can't find anything in stock from Ritchie or Milt Sparks and RCS doesn't make anything.

    Thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cb805 View Post
    I shoot all my other handguns just fine.......
    ‘But shooting left is a typical Glock trigger thing...’
    So a few decades of reading stuff like this leads me to believe that there is something in the design of the Glock frame/trigger that sets up most - but not all - folks to pull left. Maybe not a flaw, but a design feature:). I was hoping the new slim-line frames wouldn’t do this, but it sounds like they do - at least for some. Will have to rent one and see:)

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    never mind
    Last edited by AKDoug; 04-28-19 at 01:09.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MountainRaven View Post
    What's everybody using for magazine carriers?

    I'd usually go for Ritchie, Milt Sparks, or Raven - but I can't find anything in stock from Ritchie or Milt Sparks and RCS doesn't make anything.

    Thanks!
    So I found out that RCS lists the Copia as working for Glock 43X/48 magazines. And after tightening the adjustment screw quite a bit, it does. Looks like a skinny calf sticking out of a pair of bell-bottomed capris a size too large, but it works.

    And the adjustment screw sticks waaay out. Needs to be trimmed or a plastic cover or something.
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    Just picked one up. Really like it so far. I installed a G43 Overwatch Precision in it.

    I wish RCS had an Eidolon for it.

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    I dunno, seems like someone goofed in product development. I can't figure why the 43 wouldn't have the staggered magazine and slightly wider body, maybe could've squeezed an extra round or 2 out of it. At any rate, I think a 43 with +2 extensions offers a bit more flexibility than the 48 and 43X even though it's a couple rounds short. I want to love the new hotness, I just can't personally justify the purchase. If I'm gonna print, I'll take the 19, if concealed really means concealed I'm taking the 43.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sry0fcr View Post
    I dunno, seems like someone goofed in product development. I can't figure why the 43 wouldn't have the staggered magazine and slightly wider body, maybe could've squeezed an extra round or 2 out of it. At any rate, I think a 43 with +2 extensions offers a bit more flexibility than the 48 and 43X even though it's a couple rounds short. I want to love the new hotness, I just can't personally justify the purchase. If I'm gonna print, I'll take the 19, if concealed really means concealed I'm taking the 43.
    Agreed. The issue with printing is grip length, not grip width, so a slim 19-length grip doesn’t help me. I’ll just carry a 19. And a 43 for deep concealment.

    I will say this though: the 48 might be the closest thing to a Glock 1911 that we’ll get.

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