I only have experience with Werkz holsters, because they specialize in holsters to accommodate weapons mounted lights, but there are many threads about holsters if you use the search thingy. (Everybody here uses holsters!)
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Will it support my questionable glock trigger? j/p 
I have a Ruger Sec. 9 That I used as my Carry gun till a friend told me about the Glock 43X. Now that is my normal carry unit. My Ruger is secured in the bedside table for use there at night
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That is the most important function of any holster. 
However with āquestionable Glock triggerā you may not need to cover the trigger at allā¦ 
Please noticeā¦ this is a jokeā¦ perhaps bad oneā¦ but who caresā¦ 
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You know what that was so funny. when I saw the preview of the message it only showed the part where you were sounding serious, i thought nobody got my bad joke, I only signed on to explain my self and feel like a dunce. But i am glad your bad joke is masking my bad joke.
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OP, I use Vedder for most of my Glocks, including my regular G43. Always fit like a glove, secure āclickā when holstering, and trigger completely covered. Both OWB and IWB. Very easy to carry.
Hereās what I can do with a regular G43, with its terrible, awful, bad day trigger from hell! JK, I donāt make trigger excuses, I own my limitationsā¦Iām sure itās likely more accurate than this!
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Do you use the vedder comfort tuck? I have been considering the alien cloak tuck, i think i want a pancake or hybrid holster. Any thoughts?
Nice chootinā, reminds me of a Rorschach test.
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I use Vedder light draw OWB and Vedder light tuck IWB. I donāt carry for extended periods (retired) and I wear Duluth cargo pants with a ratchet type belt (forget brand, but quick and easy to adjust), so I find them both comfortable and very concealable.
I also use the Vedder Pocket Locker for my SW 442 .38 Special and G43 if I opt for pocket carry.
I think theyāre currently running a Black Friday sale as well. Other thing I like about them is they actually answer questions quickly, email or chat.
I have a regular old G43 that I semi retired when the higher capacity micro 9s came out.
I just have a cheap Concealment Express holster for it. Think they call themselves Rounded now. Also think they make some holster options with claws on them now as do many other holster makers. I like claws and wedges for keeping the grip closer to the body for better concealment.
Iām a little bit of a trigger snob with rifles but not so much with pistols. I donāt think the Glock triggers are horrible. The 43 wasnāt all that bad and the Gen 5s are a little better than the 3s out of the box. But my old Gen 3 feels pretty good now after a decade plus of dryfire and range time. Though I know Staccatos are in a whole other league @Jerzees 
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Good article on the 43 in the latest issue of the magazine.
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Soā¦ you know my pain when I test other pistols 
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If you picked up another pistol your Staccato would jam on you out of spite! 
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If you like the Glock 43X, I highly recommend the Glock 48. It is a thin version of the Glock 19. For me it handles and feels great. I shoot very well with it. I did replace the factory sights with night sights and upgraded to 15 round magazine. It has a 4.17 barrel length that really reduces the kick and improves the accuracy.
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Thatās good insight, because I was considering the 48 MOS just to get a little added accuracy at longer distances. Maybe Iāll just outfit another 43xMOS like I already have. That was my original plan because the firearm feels like it was made for my hand.
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My current EDC is a SIG P320X Compact. 2nd up is a Walther PPQ
3rd would be my SIG SP2022. BBQ carry piece is my Walther P5.
Look at the Glock store for the night stick laser light combo with the green laser, added one to mine and itās great my night time carry.
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Take a look at HAWG Holsters - https://www.hawgholsters.com/, my favorite made in the USA holsters.
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