The Glock 43 "Miss Daisy" is a single-stack 9mm subcompact with a Raspberry Blue Cerakote finish and Satin Aluminum slide treatment. It weighs 16.19 oz unloaded, measures 6.26 inches overall, and holds 6+1 rounds. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Glock 
• Model Name: 43 "Miss Daisy" 
• Caliber: 9mm Luger 
• Capacity: 6+1 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 3.39 inches 
• Overall Length: 6.26 inches 
• Weight: 16.19 oz. 
• Finish: Raspberry Blue Cerakote with Satin Aluminum Slide Finish 
• Sights: White dot front, white outline rear 
• Trigger Pull Average: Approximately 5.5 lbs. 
• Safety Features: Safe Action System with three separate automatic safeties 
• Magazines Included: Two single stack magazines 
• Frame Material: Polymer 
   

Detailed Features 

The Safe Action System integrates three independent automatic safeties that disengage only when the trigger is intentionally pulled. At 16.19 oz, the G43 is light enough for IWB carry without significant fatigue. The single-stack magazine profile keeps the grip slim. Two magazines ship with the pistol. The Raspberry Blue Cerakote is a factory or custom finish that distinguishes this variant from the standard black model. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Concealed Carry: The slim single-stack profile and 16.19 oz weight make it one of the more comfortable 9mm options for daily IWB or pocket carry. 
• Home Defense: Small enough to store in a compact safe and straightforward to operate under stress. 
• Range Use: Manageable 9mm recoil and the standard Glock trigger make it suitable for practice sessions.

The "Miss Daisy" Raspberry Blue finish is the most discussed element. Owners who choose it generally want a pistol that reflects personal style, and the color combination gets a positive reception among that audience.

Core G43 feedback applies here: the compact size and weight are consistently praised for carry comfort. Feeding and ejection are reliable across a wide range of 9mm ammunition, as expected from the platform. The Safe Action trigger at ~5.5 lbs is familiar to Glock users and draws no major complaints, though shooters accustomed to lighter or crisper single-action triggers sometimes discuss aftermarket options.

Ergonomics are the recurring split. The slim grip works well for medium to smaller hands, but users with larger hands often add grip extensions for better purchase. At 6+1 capacity, it carries fewer rounds than the G48 or G19, which comes up in comparisons. Pricing for this custom-finished variant is higher than a standard G43, and whether the finish justifies the delta is debated in purchase discussions.