Glock G43 Slimline 9mm Luger Micro Single-Stack Pistol, 3.41 in Barrel, Matte Black, Austrian-Marked
The Glock G43 Slimline is a compact, single-stack 9mm designed for minimal bulk and dependable performance. This Austrian-marked example features a 3.41 in barrel, 6+1 capacity, and Glock's Safe Action system. It is in excellent condition and includes two factory 6-round magazines, the original case and manual, plus two Kydex holsters.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent rifling - Strong hexagonal polygonal pattern with well-defined surfaces.
Specific Condition Notes: Very minor superficial scratches and blemishes from light handling are present.
What's Included
- Glock factory hard case
- Owner's manual
- Two 6-round Glock factory single-stack magazines for G43 (one with finger-rest baseplate)
- GRITR Kydex belt holster (OWB)
- Kydex holster
The G43 Slimline uses a slim single-stack frame and micro-size profile to maximize concealability without sacrificing 9mm chambering. Dimensions are compact and carry-friendly, with an overall length of 6.26 in, height of 4.25 in, and overall width of 1.06 in. Slide width is 0.87 in, and weight is approximately 17.99 oz with an empty magazine (16.23 oz without).
It is a striker-fired design with Glock's Safe Action system, incorporating three internal safeties and a trigger safety lever. The external extractor also functions as a loaded-chamber indicator, providing a simple visual and tactile check.
The 3.41 in steel barrel has a gas-nitrided finish and hexagonal rifling. The matte black slide features rear serrations for grip and a square muzzle profile. The polymer frame wears a micro-dot texture for confident purchase.
Sights are the Glock pattern with a white dot front and white U-notch rear, paired with a 5.24 in sight radius. This Austrian-marked production model represents Glock's first commercial single-stack 9mm, introduced in 2015.