Glock 43X MOS test

[GJM]

Mine is denting brass pretty decently. It hucks the brass with authority, though.

You might be gripping too hard with your strong hand.

[Blackbag]

Another reliability test would be to attach a Streamlight TLR Sub or the newer Surefire that fits the 43X MOS rail and run it with range and carry ammunition to see if it’s reliable with the light(s).

[newyork]

Any more results GJM?

[Navin Johnson]

Another reliability test would be to attach a Streamlight TLR Sub or the newer Surefire that fits the 43X MOS rail and run it with range and carry ammunition to see if it’s reliable with the light(s).

As noted in other threads Glock told .gov peeps not to bother testing 43x/48 with a light attached as it would not pass their requirements.

[newyork]

As noted in other threads Glock told .gov peeps not to bother testing 43x/48 with a light attached as it would not pass their requirements.

Really?! Holy shit! Yet the gun is still being pressed and sold?! Yikes.

[Navin Johnson]

Really?! Holy shit! Yet the gun is still being pressed and sold?! Yikes.

So we're pre gen 5 22s and 23s...... Sold to law enforcement in mass......

Remember rails are trendy and your average dude puts a box of "flawless" rounds through his gun and calls it good...

[Blackbag]

As noted in other threads Glock told .gov peeps not to bother testing 43x/48 with a light attached as it would not pass their requirements.

I read that but the timing of those posts seemed to be before the availability of the Mos models so I couldn’t help but wondering how they mounted lights to non mos models.

[newyork]

That’s pretty damn shitty though. Wow. I understand if it’s something brought to their attention but they knew before even selling them. Ouch.

[Navin Johnson]

I read that but the timing of those posts seemed to be before the availability of the Mos models so I couldn’t help but wondering how they mounted lights to non mos models.

Maybe HCM or somebody else can answer that for you. Likely the government had them to test before civilians got them.

From what I read and can recall the black slided ones had updates to pass the.gov testing..... But that had nothing to do with rail mounted lights. The MOS railed models came later

[TC215]

As noted in other threads Glock told .gov peeps not to bother testing 43x/48 with a light attached as it would not pass their requirements.

Really?! Holy shit! Yet the gun is still being pressed and sold?! Yikes.

I read that but the timing of those posts seemed to be before the availability of the Mos models so I couldn’t help but wondering how they mounted lights to non mos models.

Maybe HCM or somebody else can answer that for you. Likely the government had them to test before civilians got them.

From what I read and can recall the black slided ones had updates to pass the.gov testing..... But that had nothing to do with rail mounted lights. The MOS railed models came later

I was the one that posted that. The railed/MOS models were not tested.Neither was the 48, just the 43/43X.

There are lights/lasers that fit the non-railed guns. I think the TLR-6 is one, can’t remember for sure, as I do not use them or keep up with them.