Glock 43 with Night Sights for sale
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★ 4.8/5
based on 38 customer reviews across 3 products from 2 retailers
The Glock 43X is overwhelmingly praised as an ideal concealed carry pistol with excellent ergonomics and reliable performance, with only minor concerns about stock sights and trigger comfort.
What customers like
Concealed Carry Ideal68%
The best concealed carry weapon, ESPECIALLY considering the size
Perfect Grip & Ergonomics50%
the full siZed grip is mucH better on my hands thaN the standard glock 43
Glock Reliability42%
it's a Glock... never fails and doesn't care what ammo you use
Compact Yet Capable39%
Small but mighty. I recently found an aftermarket mag that holds 15
Easy to Handle & Shoot32%
Great handling and feel to this perfect gun for concealed carry
Common concerns
Stock Sights Issue8%
picture shows clear as day not stock Glock sights
Trigger & Comfort8%
the little safety thingy hurts your FiNger after 50 rounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Glock 43 with Night Sights for sale
Can you put sights on a Glock 43?
Yes. The G43 accepts aftermarket iron sights, including night sights and tritium options, without modification. For a red dot optic, the slide requires professional milling. If you want an optic-ready option, the Glock 43X MOS comes pre-milled from the factory.
Does the Glock 43 and 43X use the same sights?
Yes and no. The G43 and G43X share the same factory iron sight pattern and accept the same aftermarket iron sights. However, the G43X MOS variant adds a milled optic cut for mounting red dot sights directly, a feature the standard G43 lacks.
What optic is best for a Glock 43X?
Best choice depends on your model. Standard G43X needs a slide mill for any red dot. G43X MOS accepts direct-mount optics using the RMSc footprint—popular choices include Holosun 407K, 507K, and Swampfox Sentinel II. For iron sights alone, aftermarket night sights work on both versions without modification.
How good are Ameriglo sights?
Ameriglo sights are well-regarded among defensive shooters. They offer reliable performance, quick target acquisition, and good durability. The sight picture can feel narrow initially. They work particularly well on Glocks and represent solid value for both training and everyday carry use.