150% . For EDC we don't want surprises in moments of life and death. I'd rather buy the much bigger loading magz.that take 20 rounds or more and enjoy them at a range. But for EDC, reliability is life. I like life, I'm sure we all do lol
I had a 43, thing shot great. I came across a 48 with the honeycomb stipple job recently. I had to have it. Now I have the capability of 4 different configurations.
I've got 6 of the shield arms mags. I've got more than 500 rounds through all of them and more than 2000 rounds each through 4 of them. I trust my life to them. I understand why some don't but personally I would never go back to OEM.
I’m like you, I don’t like how any of the Holosun or other companies optics look. I have the regular 43x. So I had started looking around at different companies that do the slide cut for the Trijicon RMR cc. Most companies turn around times were ridiculously long. Ended up seeing that the Glock Store has a 10 day guarantee. And if they somehow don’t have it done in that 10 days, the slide cut will be free. Not only do they have that sweet deal, I basically only paid for the optic. The optic is $700 on Trijicon website but the Glock Store has a sponsorship with them where you can get it for cheaper if you are paying for them to cut your slide and purchasing the optic from them. My ending total came out to $780. That’s for the slide cut and Trijicon RMR cc! They also will send it installed for you. Absolute amazing deal. Once I receive it in the mail I will do a video on it. 👌🏾
I went with the non-mos version of the 43x and had it milled for the red dot. 5 days turn around and affordable work done by nameless armament. I'd recommend them highly.
I have a glock 43 x mos with a Holosun 507k and agree 10 rounds for sure Is better than 15 maybe ? I have 3 mags that's ok with me ! Great review Bro !👍
Trijicon always has and always will be the best in the business.Their primary business is Mil spec-or more specifically Special Operations.They don’t concern themselves with a fickle concealed carry movement which changes monthly.I have run RMRs,ACOG,and MRO’s for years and never once had problems or failures.Those who run red dots on concealed carry pistols do it because they’re gear guys-not because they NEED them.You don’t.There is no substitute for training and no amount of gear will make you a better combat shooter.Only training and ammo will do that.
I got my slide milled for an RMRcc and factory height sights low witness. It’s awesome. Married my slide forever to it but is what it is. Turned out amazing. 🇺🇸
Sig Romeo zero optics specifically the Romeo zero elite doesn’t need a plate. It mounts perfectly and No need to grind the optic posts on the slide. It comes with a shorter screw and the footprint on the optic has holes for the posts on the slide. Mine fits great. Even with the metal shroud around the red dot. It’s a great dot too. It’s my second one and see no reason to buy more expensive optics.
Glock may as well sell bare frames and slides. Everybody buys these and then proceed to replace every part on them except the bare frame and slide. Thing is you’re paying for all these parts you’re replacing and not using. At some point it kind of turns me away anymore. I don’t want to have to replace everything and work on the slide to get an optic to fit.
This gun sucks ! Grip just as hard to conceal as a g19 but it doesn't take all the glock mags. Either glock 19 or glock 26 with the extra baseplate is the way to go. Also g26 without extra baseplate and you have a pocket gun
Get a plate for it to mount a Holosun 407 Greendot or a Viridian green dot and a Taran Tatical trigger connected and you are good to go. Also the Shield 15 round magazines and the 43x is all you need !
I kinda don't blame you on the Shield arms but I have had them for a year and probably over a 1,000 rounds at least. I've had one failure to feed and that was early on with the mags. They have been perfect otherwise. I thought about going back to the factory mags but just haven't had a real problem with the Shield mags. Either way works to me as 10 rounds should be plenty in a self defense situation.
Hi there, Rudi here from South Africa. Thanks for the good video. I absolutely love the grip on that. What is it called? Is it done with a machine etc? I'd realy like to have the same done. Best I've seen.
@@bosslife454 yes, i actually looked him up on RU-vid and emailed them. He replied. Gave me all the info and sent me a video showing how it's done. Thanks so much.
@@bosslife454 awesome, thanks! I need a new side carry/ conceal, I am sick of my m&p shield. I carry glock 45 mos on duty so thinking I should maybe stick to glock. Also thought about cz p10s but still researching.
Holosun is No doubt a great range optic. but I am mostly interested in battle proven brands. But I'm willing to make an exception. My 2 main brands that I stick with are Eotech and trijicon
You are telling everyone that you didn't take a good look at the gun before you pay for it. I don't know what to say. After you pay the expensive gun than you complain about the gun lol.
I only got interested in Glocks because of the huge after market support. you can customize the gun to your liking the only thing I'm upset about is the RMR footprint. But there's always something to complain about in every product you're just kind of deal with it
No. Has nothing to do with it. U get G43x with and without rail. Has absolutely nothing to do with MOS. Also, it does not matter whether u have a rail for a light or not. U can stil put a light on if u want. Check videos on RU-vid
You should have think twice before you make this video. I would have take a closer look, feel for the grip, try the trigger break and reset. U would even do a full research before spending $600 plus.
Hey , talking big stuff here. Stat far away from glock switches. Firstly they are not made by Glock Eben though they are branded. Secondly, if u are caught with a Glock switch in ur possession, that's 10 years free accommodation in a federal prison in the states. Thirdly, I'm sure if u use that switch someone wil report u and if it's used in a self defense situation, u mite wish u lost the fight because all hell wil rain down on u from a legal perspective. It caught my eye too. What a beautiful thing. The next best thing since sliced bread. But it's a no go. Stay far away buddy. O by the way, I saw a video where a gun store owner actually owns 1 and it has a serial number on it and it's licensed. He has all relevant credentials I ges.
