The New Ruger RXM

Published on December 11, 2024
Duration: 1:30

This review introduces the new Ruger RXM, a striker-fired handgun built on a Gen 3 Glock platform with significant upgrades. Key features include RMR-ready optics mounting without a plate, suppressor-height night sights, and a revolutionary modular chassis system that allows for grip swaps without a background check. The RXM aims to compete directly with offerings like the PSA Dagger, leveraging its price point and enhanced ergonomics.

Quick Summary

The new Ruger RXM is a striker-fired handgun built on a Gen 3 Glock platform, featuring an RMR-ready slide without a plate, suppressor-height night sights, and a revolutionary modular chassis system. This chassis allows grip swaps without a background check and uses Glock magazines, positioning it as a competitor to the PSA Dagger.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Ruger's New Gun Introduction
  2. 00:12Introducing the Ruger RXM
  3. 00:21Glock Gen 3 Compatibility
  4. 00:35Sights and Chassis System
  5. 00:45Modular Grip & Magazine Compatibility
  6. 01:00Price Point & Market Competition
  7. 01:18Ruger RXM vs. PSA Dagger

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Ruger RXM's chassis system revolutionary?

The Ruger RXM features a chassis system where the serialized component is the chassis itself. This allows users to easily swap out grip modules without needing a background check, offering significant modularity and customization.

Is the Ruger RXM compatible with Glock magazines?

Yes, the Ruger RXM is designed to accept standard Glock magazines. The presenter specifically noted a preference for Magpul PMAGs for this firearm.

Does the Ruger RXM require a plate for red dot sights?

No, the Ruger RXM comes with an RMR-ready slide cut that does not require a separate mounting plate for RMR-pattern red dot sights, simplifying installation.

What is the grip angle like on the Ruger RXM?

The Ruger RXM is based on a Gen 3 Glock platform but features an improved grip angle. It aims to offer a more natural point of aim compared to the traditional 'Glock hump'.

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