I spoke with a Glock representative at the launch party prior to the 2015Â NRA show.
I’ve seen several companies announce sight sets compatible with the Glock 43, but these are identical to the G42 sights. Compatibility with the Glock 42įirst off, I want to let you in on a secret: Â all Glock 42 sight sets will work on a Glock 43 pistol. I’d like for this page to be a true resource for everyone in the Glock community. Likewise, if you have any experience with any of these sighting options, please leave some feedback also. If you know of any sight sets that I have missed, please let me know in the comments section below.
#GLOCK NIGHT SIGHTS TRITIUM HOW TO#
On this page, I will describe all of the options that are currently on the market, and even give you some tips on how to swap them out. While the company advises they will release them at a later date, at the time of this writing the only way to get Glock 43 night sights is through a third party. Unfortunately, this set-up does not work well for many people.įortunately, there are many great options available in the aftermarket for upgrading the sights on your Glock 43. The standard sights are plastic and use a “dot in box” visual reference. If Glock handguns – including the G43 – have any flaws, it is with the factory supplied sights. Many Glock fans have been wanting the company to produce a thin, single-stack 9mm pistol so there is a lot of pent-up demand for the gun. The Glock 43 is one of the most popular gun introductions in recent times – and for good reason.
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