Videos tagged with Interchangeable Grip Modules

The Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0 FC, unveiled in 2026, is presented as a significant evolution in modern pistol design. It aims to blend full-size control with compact handling through a modular architecture centered on a serialized operating group. This allows for customization of grip modules and slide assemblies, offering significant flexibility without requiring a new firearm. The design emphasizes a hybrid approach, synthesizing agility and capacity without compromise.

Elliott Delp, an experienced firearms instructor, reviews the Ruger American Compact as a top 9mm handgun option under $500. He highlights its optics-ready slide for easy red dot sight installation and interchangeable grip modules that allow for customization to fit different hand sizes, comparing it to the Glock 19 for grip size reference. The review emphasizes the pistol's accuracy, reliability, and customization as key benefits for budget-conscious buyers.

The Savage Arms RXR22 is a new semi-automatic .22 Long Rifle rimfire rifle designed for ease of use and fun. Key features include an integrated optics rail, oversized controls for better manipulation, a last-round bolt hold open, and interchangeable grip modules for a personalized fit. The rifle is also designed for straightforward cleaning with a captive stock screw and a trigger group that swings down for access.

The Springfield Armory Echelon is a new modern striker-fired pistol designed as a service pistol with broad appeal for home defense and competition. Key features include the "Cog" chassis system allowing for interchangeable grip modules, a Variable Interface System (VIS) for direct optics mounting without plates, and high-capacity magazines. The pistol emphasizes ergonomics, controllability, and a refined trigger.

This video provides an expert overview of the Ruger American Pistol, presented by Ruger CEO Mike Fifer. It details the pistol's design philosophy, influenced by the U.S. Army's Modular Handgun System requirements for accuracy, endurance, reliability, and ergonomics. Key features highlighted include a trigger-less takedown mechanism, a recoil-reducing cam for enhanced shootability, and interchangeable grip modules for customizable fit. The Pro Series variant's lack of manual safety and magazine disconnect is also noted.