Glock 43X Slimline 9mm, FDE Slide & Frame, Night Sights, 3.41 in Barrel, 15+1, Flared Magwell, 3x 15-Rd Steel Mags
This Glock 43X Slimline stands out with a Flat Dark Earth slide and frame, steel night sights, and an installed flared magazine well. It ships with three 15-round steel Slimline-pattern magazines and retains the slim, rail-free profile the 43X is known for. Austrian-made with a CIP-proofed barrel and Glock, Inc., Smyrna, GA import mark, it comes in a factory case that is label-matched to the pistol’s serial.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent - Strong, well-defined polygonal rifling.
Specific Condition Notes: Light handling marks are present on the exterior. The bore is bright and clean. See photos for details.
What’s Included
- Glock factory hard case (label-matched to serial)
- Owner's manual
- Add-on flared magazine well (installed)
- Steel night sights (installed)
- 3x 15-round steel Slimline-pattern magazines
The Slimline 43X layout delivers a thin, carry-friendly profile without an accessory rail, interchangeable backstraps, or finger grooves. Controls include a left-side magazine release and a left-side slide stop lever. The 3.41-inch steel barrel is paired with a beveled-nose slide for smoother holstering and handling.
The installed steel night sights feature an orange-outline front with a luminous vial and a serrated, square-notch rear with two tritium dots for low-light visibility. Front and rear slide serrations offer positive traction for press checks and manipulations.
A flared magazine well has been added to speed reloads and guide magazines into the Slimline grip. The included steel Slimline-pattern magazines have witness holes numbered to 15, and the setup provides a 15+1 capacity.
This pistol is Austrian-made and bears a CIP proof mark on the barrel hood, along with a Glock, Inc., Smyrna, GA import mark. The factory case label matches the pistol’s serial, confirming the pairing.