Posted: 1/9/2024 8:57:21 PM EDT
| I don't own nor have I held one, but did anyone else expect the micro when it was announced would be smaller. Say like the size of a glock 42?. More of a pocket-size carry. Maybe it's just me |
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I've always read and seen that it's a direct competition to the 43x. https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/glock-g43x-vs-palmetto-state-armory-dagger-micro |
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Originally Posted By SquatchAv8: I've always read and seen that it's a direct competition to the 43x. https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/glock-g43x-vs-palmetto-state-armory-dagger-micro This You're thinking of the Mini-Macro-Dagger©®™ 
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The Micro Dagger (G43X "clone") certainly isn't "micro". It's what Glock considers a Slimline Subcompact Crossover (slim, compact-height frame and subcompact-length slide/barrel). I do think a Glock "clone" with: a Micro Dagger (G43/G43X) slide assembly; a frame that's as thick as a Micro Dagger (G43X/G48) frame and as high as a G43 frame (subcompact-height); and a 10-round magazine (using the Micro Dagger magazine design) would be very attractive. It would essentially be an OEM Glock G43 "clone" (more of a pocket pistol) with a slightly thicker frame that holds 10 rounds as compared to the OEM Glock G43's six rounds. |
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Originally Posted By reit38: I don't own nor have I held one, but did anyone else expect the micro when it was announced would be smaller. Say like the size of a glock 42?. More of a pocket-size carry. Maybe it's just me 
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