Glock 43X vs. Sig Sauer P365XL Perspective from woman gun instructor.

Using the Glock 43X vs Sig Sauer P365XL, Firearm instructor Cindy Frost, former police officer and CSI detective, offers perspective regarding proper fit.
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#WhatsInYourHolster
#glock #glock43x #sigsauer #2a #fyp #fypシ #selfdefense #pistol #concealedcarry #cc #cctv

[Barn]

THIS
THIS is why everyone should carry what works for THEM...

[DC-pied]

I can dig this instructor solely to the fact she’s telling you it’s a personal problem pertaining to her and not the firearm and she breaks down why. 10/10 keep ‘em coming.

[savonlofton]

"That's what's in my holster. What's in yours?"
"Capital One. What's in your wallet?"

[hunkajunkjeep]

I'm a Sig guy. That said. This is one of the best explanations I've seen for getting the pistol that has ergonomics that work for you regardless of brand. I have to say I'd go with the Glock too in this case.

[LoadedToTheMax]

I like how she was adamant about this being from HER OWN perspective and not bashing the firearm itself

Edit: I’ve never gotten this many likes, thanks ツ

[carlspackler]

Clear, concise, non biased info.
Claims backed up with real world evidence.
No annoying music.

What a nice change of pace.
Subscribed.

[JT-xiel]

I never thought I’d see another person with the same issues my wife and my hands have. We went Glock 48 and 43X

[windrider]

Never let someone else pick the firearm you are going to carry every day.

[PistolAndPluck]

My SA15 mags recently found their way to the trash heap! Experienced the worst malfunctions I've ever encountered with them. Typical malfunction clearance was ineffective. Required a tool to remove the spent casings! I used to be huge fan but that came to an end with continued use. They are retrofit with such tight tolerances, evidently wear takes them out of specs. Waste of money and my time. Back to stock Glock and won't be playing that game again. Just thought you might want to know how it's going with SA15s here.

[justinbrady]

Different pistols fit people differently. Ton of factors at play. Great explanation.

[mattmcfadden]

I’m sure it’s the Glock haters that are telling you that it’s you causing the problem with the Sig. Never mind the fact that fit and function of a firearm is different in every single persons hand. Not sure why that is so hard for people to understand. Nice vid, subscribed and following!

[trentmckenzie]

Train with what you carry, and carry what makes you confident and comforted 👍🏻

[mwoods]

I love seeing women out here protecting themelselves and others in their communities. God bless you ma'am!

[rdm]

Fortunately, we have so many choices, assuming one lives in a free State. That means you can choose. Choose the firearm that fits your hand, fits your eye, one that you want to train with and one that you will train with. If you choose wisely and train, your firearm will not let you down. I don't have any issue with my 365 and carry it most of the time. It works for me. It doesn't work for her. Kudos for recognizing that and finding a firearm that does.

[KevinMcMullen.]

I also carry the Glock 43x major upgrade from the Glock 43 I was carrying. The mag on the 43 used to pinch my hand bad on reloads plus it was snappy. I love the 43x.

[mathewriffel]

I can advocate for the 43x fits my big hands. 6'4" at 290.

[victoralvarado]

100% accurate. Coming from an owner of both, I had to do two things to fix this in the 365xl. 1- magwell, 2- offset extended mag release.

[KvliBvndZ]

*Key sentence* “ As it pertains to use in MY OWN HAND”

[thirdgensteelbig]

Great video clear, concise and straight to the point. Just awesome!

[Rkazaboss]

P365 xl. I’m left handed. Have been a Glock fan ever since I could own one. Love them. There is just something about the 365XL that I love. Small enough but big enough. Can hold good amount of rounds. Comfortable to hold and don’t notice it with EDC. If you carry, carry always and it just might be the perfect EDC gun