The Glock 42 Rose Gold Compact .380 ACP Semi-Auto Handgun - Elegance & Power is a .380 ACP subcompact handguns from Glock. It is available from 1 vendor at $559.99.
Name: Glock 42 Rose Gold Compact .380 ACP Semi-Auto Handgun - Elegance & Power
Brand: Glock
Category: Subcompact Handguns
Caliber: .380 ACP
Barrel Length: 3.26"
Capacity: 6 rounds
UPC: 850016570482
SKU: UCExpWu5C
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The Glock 42 with Rose Gold Cerakote slide is a .380 ACP single-stack pistol built for concealed carry. At 12.3 oz. unloaded and 5.98 inches overall, it's one of the smallest pistols Glock makes. The Rose Gold slide over a black polymer frame is a fa...
The Glock 42 with Rose Gold Cerakote slide is a .380 ACP single-stack pistol built for concealed carry. At 12.3 oz. unloaded and 5.98 inches overall, it's one of the smallest pistols Glock makes. The Rose Gold slide over a black polymer frame is a factory-authorized Cerakote application.
The G42 uses Glock's standard Safe Action system with three passive safeties. Striker-fired, with a trigger pull averaging 5.5 lbs. The polymer frame is high-strength and keeps the weight low. 12.3 oz. is noticeably lighter than most 9mm carry guns. The 3.26-inch barrel gives an overall length of 5.98 inches, which fits most pocket or IWB holsters designed for ultra-compact pistols.
The .380 ACP chambering is the main tradeoff. Recoil is mild, which helps with accurate follow-up shots, but terminal performance is a step below 9mm. For buyers prioritizing concealability and recoil management over maximum stopping power, the caliber choice makes sense. Ammunition is widely available though slightly more expensive per round than 9mm in many markets.
It doesn't pack the punch of the larger calibers it's more accessible for those who prioritize ease of use and recoil management.
Easily compactable. Fits in your hand pretty well. Very inexpensive.
The clock 42 was fantastic overall accuracy was great as long as I stayed focused.
I ran into a couple of malfunctions the spring is still very tight and the gun really requires a firm grip to allow the slide to properly cycle.
Still think this is a fantastic choice for both home and self-defense.
Quoted verbatim from YouTube reviews. Each link opens the video at the moment quoted.
Discussion around the Rose Gold G42 splits between the finish and the underlying .380 ACP platform debate. On the finish: owners who sought out this variant are generally happy with the Rose Gold Cerakote quality. It photographs distinctively and holds up to normal handling. A minority find it too attention-drawing for a carry gun.
The G42 itself generates its usual caliber conversation. Buyers using it as a pocket or ankle carry gun appreciate the light weight and mild recoil. It's easier to shoot accurately at small sizes than some competing .380s. The critique that surfaces most often is stopping power relative to 9mm. Most owners who carry it have made peace with the caliber tradeoff given the size advantage; others suggest the G43 is worth the slightly larger format for the 9mm chambering.
Capacity at 6+1 is the other common complaint, which applies to the platform regardless of finish. Magazine extensions are available and frequently mentioned as a first upgrade.
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
The Glock 42 with Rose Gold Cerakote slide is a .380 ACP single-stack pistol built for concealed carry. At 12.3 oz. unloaded and 5.98 inches overall, it's one of the smallest pistols Glock makes. The Rose Gold slide over a black polymer frame is a factory-authorized Cerakote application.
The G42 uses Glock's standard Safe Action system with three passive safeties. Striker-fired, with a trigger pull averaging 5.5 lbs. The polymer frame is high-strength and keeps the weight low. 12.3 oz. is noticeably lighter than most 9mm carry guns. The 3.26-inch barrel gives an overall length of 5.98 inches, which fits most pocket or IWB holsters designed for ultra-compact pistols.
The .380 ACP chambering is the main tradeoff. Recoil is mild, which helps with accurate follow-up shots, but terminal performance is a step below 9mm. For buyers prioritizing concealability and recoil management over maximum stopping power, the caliber choice makes sense. Ammunition is widely available though slightly more expensive per round than 9mm in many markets.
| Caliber | .380 ACP |
| Model | 42 |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Magazines included | 0 |
| Barrel length | 3.26" |
| Overall length | 5.98" |
| Weight | 12.3 oz |
| Action | Semi Auto |
| Finish | Black |
| Color | Rose Gold |
| Sights | White Dot |
| Safety | Safe Action Safeties |
Quoted verbatim from YouTube reviews. Each link opens the video at the moment quoted.
It doesn't pack the punch of the larger calibers it's more accessible for those who prioritize ease of use and recoil management.
Easily compactable. Fits in your hand pretty well. Very inexpensive.
The clock 42 was fantastic overall accuracy was great as long as I stayed focused.
I ran into a couple of malfunctions the spring is still very tight and the gun really requires a firm grip to allow the slide to properly cycle.
Still think this is a fantastic choice for both home and self-defense.
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
Discussion around the Rose Gold G42 splits between the finish and the underlying .380 ACP platform debate. On the finish: owners who sought out this variant are generally happy with the Rose Gold Cerakote quality. It photographs distinctively and holds up to normal handling. A minority find it too attention-drawing for a carry gun.
The G42 itself generates its usual caliber conversation. Buyers using it as a pocket or ankle carry gun appreciate the light weight and mild recoil. It's easier to shoot accurately at small sizes than some competing .380s. The critique that surfaces most often is stopping power relative to 9mm. Most owners who carry it have made peace with the caliber tradeoff given the size advantage; others suggest the G43 is worth the slightly larger format for the 9mm chambering.
Capacity at 6+1 is the other common complaint, which applies to the platform regardless of finish. Magazine extensions are available and frequently mentioned as a first upgrade.
Price Range: $559.99 - $559.99
| Vendor | Price | Condition | Link |
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| Guns Com | $559.99 | New | Buy Now |
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