New For 2024: Glock G43X The Rose

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posted on January 26, 2024

Davidson's Gallery Of Guns worked with Glock and Apollo Custom to develop one of its latest exclusive designs with the G43X "The Rose" edition. This carry-size 9 mm handgun is tastefully appointed with a number of aesthetic enhancements that provide a feminine touch for the growing market of female shooters.

The top end of the Glock G43X "The Rose" pistol is treated with a shimmering-aluminum Cerakote finish, along with an artful engraving of the limited edition's name on the right-hand side. The polymer frame is also Cerakote-treated with a rose-gold color, and the grip panels are given an all-black background, highlighting the rose-themed engravings within the design.

Watch our "New For 2024" video above to see all the details on this women-oriented self-defense handgun.

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