I carried Glock for many years, but finally switched platforms because of one unresolved issue. With my fat hands and short fingers, I couldn't reach the trigger properly with a proper grip. The M&P was the first plastic pistol that allowed me proper trigger reach, so I've stuck with them since they were released...and have had great success with the M&P. I can make due with a Glock by turning it sideways in my hand a little, but that brings on a whole other set of issues...so when I started shooting seriously (i.e., lots of practice, USPSA, etc.) it wasn't an option. After Glock released the 36 model, I thought they'd eventually make a similar model in 9/40, but it never came. No problem...I was content with the M&P. But this 43 does have my interest, and I'll try one out someday.
Beat me to it.... posted this in the lolz thread... didn't see this one first. Hilarious nonetheless...
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Has anyone purchased one of these, and are they about as thin as the Glock .380?
Thanks i appreciate it, looks like a good buy
The mrs ordered one last week. Will write up a review when it gets here. Will be able to compare it to the g26 and cm9.
OK, let's say for argument that you're injured or shot and you have no choice but to limp wrist. The damned gun should be reliable no matter what and with a normal grip. If a gun isn't reliable when limp writing, I won't have anything to do with it....and I don't limp wrist.
Do you know when you will get it?
