The Ruger RXM, a Glock 19-style handgun developed with Magpul, features a modular frame with centralized serialization, allowing for future customization of grip modules. It boasts an optic-ready slide compatible with RMR, Delta Point Pro, and Shield RMS footprints without needing plates. However, initial testing revealed significant reliability issues, including 14 malfunctions in 300 rounds, primarily extraction and stovepiping failures, particularly with certain ammunition types.
Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons conducts a functional test of an American M1918 Chauchat chambered in .30-06 Springfield. The test focuses on identifying common extraction issues, but the primary malfunction encountered was related to magazine feeding. The firearm performed reliably for a limited number of rounds without overheating or extraction problems, suggesting potential issues with historical magazines.
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