Better Than A Glock? - Ruger RXM Review

Published on November 12, 2025
Duration: 11:04

This review of the Ruger RXM pistol, a collaboration with Magpul, assesses its performance against Glock standards. The presenter highlights its ergonomics, suppressor-height sights, flared magwell, and compatibility with Glock Gen 3 parts. Drills like the Bill Drill and Bear Drill are performed, along with accuracy tests at various distances, concluding it's a strong contender in the Glock 19 clone market.

Quick Summary

The Ruger RXM, a collaboration with Magpul, is reviewed as a competitive Glock 19 clone. It features enhanced ergonomics like a flared magwell and suppressor-height sights, and importantly, is designed to accept aftermarket Glock Gen 3 parts, offering significant customization potential.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Ruger RXM pistol?

The Ruger RXM features pronounced front and rear slide serrations, metal suppressor-height iron sights with tritium, a flared magwell for easier reloads, and a grip texture similar to a Gen 5 Glock. It's also designed to accept aftermarket Glock Gen 3 parts.

How does the Ruger RXM compare to a Glock 19?

The Ruger RXM is considered a strong Glock 19 clone. Its recoil impulse is very similar to a Glock 19, and the reviewer prefers its grip over a Glock Gen 3. It also offers enhanced features like suppressor-height sights and a flared magwell out of the box.

Can the Ruger RXM use Glock parts?

Yes, Ruger states that the RXM is designed to accept aftermarket or OEM Glock parts, particularly referencing compatibility with Glock Gen 3 components. This was demonstrated by successfully installing and testing a Silencer Co. threaded barrel.

What was the performance of the Ruger RXM in drills?

In drills, the RXM performed well. A 25-yard draw headshot was completed in 1.86 seconds. A modified Bear Drill with reloads took 9.31 seconds. The Metal Mania plate rack drill at 25 yards was completed in 48.6 seconds initially.

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