Those failures to eject are possibly from the optic mounting screws. This happened to me when I installed my 407k. The screw on the right side can interfere with the ejector spring bar if it’s too long. I had to file it down and didn’t have the issue anymore.
I was wondering that myself. I used the smallest screws I could get away with. I will say that the issue only occurs with the one factor mag at this time? Thank you you for sharing your experience though, I do appreciate it.
@@RandoWayne no problem. it just makes sense to me that it would be the same issue, because if it was a magazine issue it would normally be a failure to feed. A failure to eject has me looking at the ejector and what comes into contact with it.
@@RandoWayne He is most likely correct. BUT i had to file down my optic screw and replace the extractor just to a Glock 43 stock on off ebay. After that mine has about 500 rounds without issues.
@@RandoWayne absolutely! I’ve got around 900 rounds though my dagger and my only complaint is the grip is a bit wide for my hands so I’ll probably do a swell chop other then that it’s been flawless. I don’t care for the hinge trigger but it works lol
Yeah the trigger is what it is? Not bad not the best . I will say though I feel their ergonomics are better grip wise than any stock Glock, I feel like I’m holding a 2x4 when I hold my 19. I have shot my dagger compact and compact slide on full size frame with a suppressor and will say they have behaved better than my other firearms as a host.
@@RandoWayne oh yeah the ergos is waaaaay better then a glock. I got medium smallish hands so it’s a bit of a reach lol was thinking of a p80 lower with the dagger upper and see how it does I love the 1911 grip angle and style plus it helps with my reach lol
When you're clearing the fte, you're riding the slide which is causing it to not go into battery. Drop the mag, rack the slide to clear the fte, mag back in, slingshot the slide. Id be willing to bet youd stop having an issue of it going into battery.
I just got the G43X non mos because it was all the store had. I am going to be purchasing the PSA 15rd magazines. I also may end up buying and PSA micro dagger slide but not sure since it is just close to half or little over half the G43X value.
I only have the 43 model and may end up getting the micro dagger once released. Thats why I bought just the slide, to see how it worked and if it made a difference. It works well and allows me to have an optic on the 43 . I was shooting some A zone steel at 15 yards and felt very comfortable with it.
I did the same thing, I bought a 43x to carry cuz they didn’t have an mos. Just today I was able to get a full psa micro dagger before they ran out of stock again. No regrets for me I have my 48 size gun then also my 43 for carry
The oem mags are the ones that did works the best overall. Having an optic on it though can cause issues itself with the mounting screws because if they are too long will cause issues themselves that can lead to fte and cycling problems.
Thanks for doing this video,I’ve been wanting this slide since I heard PSA was doing them.can’t wait to get mine.have you tried the PSA mags for the 43??
Thanks , yea I’m still using it and finally paired it up with the actual micro dagger frame. I will be dropping a video soon of my thoughts on the intended setup. Definitely a game changer for me at least.
The width is the same. The length ends up slightly longer but very close to a 48. 48 still has advantage of longer chamber and sights at a further distance. This has advantage of a comp.
I believe the slide came with 2 sets of screws, I used the smaller ones. If yours didn’t, use the smallest ones that came with you optic and check the clearance out after installing
@@RandoWayne gotcha. My s15 would start slowing down and giving me issues around 750. I put 8k through my g43x with those mags. I just ordered the mag pack and would replace them. It sounds like the z9 mags need them changed sooner. - Good luck.