Glock 43 Magazine Extensions
Looking to add more magazine capacity to your new Glock 43? GlockStore now carries Double Diamond aluminum magazine extensions for the Glock 43. They’re available in +1 or +2 rounds with a +0 version coming soon for those who just want the extra grip length. They’re available in silver or black, the +1 version goes for $19.95 and the +2 version goes for $24.95. Check them out at Glockstore.com.
The new Glock 43 is the perfect concealed carry handgun. Slim, lightweight, low profile and easy to fit next to your body. But these advantages also come with a couple of small disadvantages…the magazine capacity is only 6 rounds of 9mm and, because of the small size it’s somewhat difficult to get a full hand grip on the gun. Remember, accuracy starts with a consistent grip!
Our new magazine extensions solve both of these problems. It’s machined in our custom shop in San Diego, CA out of aircraft grade billet aluminum and provides a larger grip with the capacity to hold additional rounds. You’ll notice that the part fits the gun perfectly allowing for a full hand grip and, ultimately, better accuracy and control of the gun. Simple installation – watch the video online.
Available in +1 in Black or Silver. +2 and +0 configurations coming soon!
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David sharpe to answer your question...Cuz 'Merica
so entering the conversation late here. I see all the discussion on using +1 and +0. is there concern with the tension on the spring? guess my question would be with using the same mag spring for a +1 or even a +2, is there concern that the rounds won't advance properly?