Cross Armory CRG43SOKRD 3 Piece Upgrade Kit Glock 43 Red Aluminum

SKU:
194197278
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UPC:
704335273633
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MPN:
CRG43SOKRD
$44.00
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The Cross Armory CRG43SOKRD is a 3-piece upgrade kit designed specifically for the Glock 43, built from red anodized aluminum for shooters who want to personalize and enhance their compact carry pistol. If you run a Glock 43 and you're looking to add a custom touch while upgrading key components, this kit gives you a coordinated set that transforms the look and feel of your EDC without requiring a trip to a gunsmith. The red aluminum finish stands out on the range or in your holster, and the three-piece design means you get a matched set engineered to work together on your platform.

Cross Armory specializes in precision Glock upgrades, and this kit reflects that focus—each piece is machined from aluminum to exacting tolerances so everything fits the Glock 43 slide and frame as it should. Whether you carry daily or shoot regularly at the range, a modular upgrade kit like this lets you refresh the gun without replacing the whole thing. The red anodized finish resists wear and corrosion, holding its color through regular handling and cleaning cycles.

This is a no-nonsense upgrade for Glock 43 owners who want their gun to look as sharp as it shoots. The kit comes ready to install, making it an accessible upgrade path for anyone comfortable working on their own firearms.

Specifications

Firearm ModelGlock 43
MaterialAluminum (anodized)
FinishRed
Kit Configuration3-piece
BrandCross Armory
Model NumberCRG43SOKRD

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this kit fit my Glock 43?

Yes. This kit is engineered specifically for the Glock 43 platform.

What does the 3-piece kit include?

The kit contains three components machined from red anodized aluminum, designed to work as a coordinated upgrade set for your Glock 43. Specific component details are available upon request.

Is installation difficult?

Basic familiarity with Glock disassembly and reassembly is recommended. If you're not comfortable working on your own firearms, consult a qualified gunsmith.