Glock 43 IWB Holsters

The Glock 43 is one of the smallest Glock models available on the market today, making it one of the best-suited for concealed carrying. This small, handy firearm features a single-stack magazine capable of holding six rounds of 9x19mm ammunition, for a total capacity of seven shots when including one round in the chamber.

If you own this Glock model and wish to carry it concealed, learn how to  recognize the best concealed carrying IWB holster for this gun.

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The Best Holsters for Glock 43

When choosing a holster for concealed carrying, inside the waistband holsters (IWB holsters) such as the  Incognito Concealment T3 are the most sensible choice because they allow you to conceal the entirety of your firearm under your pants and shirt.

If you're looking to carry using an outside the waistband holster (OWB holster), models such as the  Incognito Concealment Venture are a great option due to their low-profile and contoured design, intended to minimize printing and maximize comfort as much as possible.

You may also want to use a paddle holster for additional conveniences, such as the  Incognito Concealment Ergo. Paddle holsters function similarly to regular OWB holsters but use a paddle system to grip your waistband instead of relying on belt loops. This design allows you to quickly install and remove the holster without undoing your belt. 

How to Obtain Maximum Concealment

Although you can conceal-carry your Glock pistol  with an OWB holster, doing so requires an additional cover garment, such as a jacket, without which your gun and carry holster would be exposed, turning it into open carry. If you need to achieve maximum concealment, an IWB holster is the best solution.

Although concealed carrying imposes certain limitations on how you should dress, a good IWB holster should have a low-profile design, preventing your weapon from printing and giving you some leeway on which cover garments you can wear. The best concealed carry holsters should disappear almost entirely when worn correctly, leaving only a belt clip visible on your gun belt and giving you confidence.

Keep in mind that your weapon's width has more effect on how concealable it is than its length. Thinner pistols with single- or staggered-column magazines will print less than double-stack models. You should also avoid using extended magazines and be careful with extended baseplates, as they make it more challenging to stop your handgun from printing.

Product Details

Incognito Concealment carry holsters for your Glock 43 possess many features allowing you to fine-tune and customize your carry setup for the best possible fit and comfort.

Adjustable Ride & Cant

Incognito Concealment holsters feature adjustable ride height and adjustable cant angle, letting you customize your holster for maximum comfort and confidence. The ride height of a holster is the depth at which it sits relative to the waistband.

A low ride means the handgun will sit deeper into your waistband, increasing concealment but making it more difficult to draw. A high ride does the inverse; it will sit higher, allowing for a faster draw but increasing the risk of printing.

The cant angle is the rotational carry angle of the holster relative to the waistband. A 0-degree cant is a perfectly vertical handgun. Positive cant rotates the barrel inward, whereas negative cant rotates it outward.

Multiple Carry Positions

The carry position is the position of your gun holster relative to your body. Each carry method uses the clock notation to indicate where the gun sits on your waistline. A gun in the 12-o'clock position is directly in front of you, 3-o'clock is directly over your right hip, and so on.

Although carry position is a matter of personal preference, here are some of the most prominent:

• Strong-side hip carry: Carrying a holster on your strong-side hip. The strong side is the side of your body matching your dominant hand. For example, the right hip is your strong side (3-o'clock position) if you are right-handed. Left-handed shooters carry on the 9-o'clock position instead.
• Appendix carry: Appendix carry places your handgun directly in front of your body, over your pelvic area (either 11, 12, or 1-o'clock). Although potentially one of the most effective for concealment, you must pay extra attention to safety, as your muzzle will be pointing toward your crotch or one of your major femoral arteries.
• Behind the hip: Sometimes also referred to as "FBI carry," this position places your handgun behind your strong-side hip, at the 4 or 5-o'clock position for right-handed shooters, and 7 or 8-o'clock for left-handed ones. It is usually accompanied with the "FBI cant" (15 degrees to 25 degrees) for additional comfort when seated.

Adjustable Tension

Your Incognito Concealment holster features adjustable retention, actuated by tightening or loosening the holster's retention screws. A tighter fit introduces more support and friction, which results in higher security but requires more force to draw. A looser fit is the inverse; it results in an easier draw but less retention and security.

Lightweight Genuine Black Kydex®

All Incognito Concealment holster products are injection molded Kydex holsters. Kydex is a lightweight thermoplastic material, resistant to impacts and impervious to sweat or the elements. Kydex holsters offer numerous advantages over more traditional materials such as leather or nylon; they are reasonably priced, highly durable, and require very little maintenance.

Protective Sweat Guard

The sweat guard on your holster provides you with a way to protect your Glock pistol from exposure to sweat, which can damage your gun's finish. You will find a sweat guard on all Incognito Concealment products.

Audible "Click" on Holstering

Whenever you return your Glock to your Incognito Concealment holster, you will hear a positive, audible "click" sound, letting you know your handgun has returned to a secure position without needing to inspect it visually.

Things to Consider When Purchasing

When choosing a holster for your Glock 43, it is essential to determine whether it has the features you need.

Handedness

A right-handed holster cannot be used effectively by a left-handed shooter. Therefore, you must choose a concealment holster that matches your handedness. Incognito Concealment Glock 43 holsters are available in both right-hand and left-hand versions.

Retention

A quality concealed carrying holster must be designed with a safe and secure passive retention system. Incognito Concealment Glock holsters provide the retention level you need to carry confidently.

Final Thoughts

Incognito Concealment is proud to offer 100% hand-crafted Kydex holsters and magazine pouches, all made entirely in the USA. Whether you need an IWB, OWB, or paddle holster, our products are compatible with a wide array of handgun models.

All our products come with a lifetime warranty, so you can place your order with confidence, knowing we stand behind our selection. Contact us at (586) 999-5820 if you have additional questions about holsters for your Glock 43.

FAQs

Is the Glock 43 a good concealed carry gun?

The Glock 43 is one of the smallest and slimmest models produced by the Austrian manufacturer. Its single-stack design and reduced frame and slide dimensions make it the perfect Glock pistol for deep concealed carry.

What is the best IWB holster for Glock 43?

We recommend the Incognito Concealment T3, as it possesses every feature responsible concealed carrying citizens could want from their Glock 43 holster.

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