Posted: 11/11/2025 2:12:56 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By TacticalPlinker: Where did they state this? Did they give any details?  Huge Win for Ruger RXM - Giga Chad Ruger Fights Back |
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I’d love a .45 RXM. That said, they better first check with Magpul if they can take a break from MIM knives and sunglasses to make the larger form factor frames or anything else.  RXA or RXS for AC-Unity or Strike Industries? 
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Originally Posted By SteveJobs: Flux defense style brace gun. It seems like 90% of the reason to build/buy a chassis pistol like this is for a braced chassis. Its all i want, and I want it to not cost $2000 This, absolutely this. Partnering with Flux to mass produce and offer them from the factory would be a smart move. Hopefully Flux learns from the past iterations and makes something with a folding brace that doesn’t suck to shoot like the 365 does. I’d like to see two models; a concealed one that fits in a holster, similar to the 365 version, And a full size PDW variant akin to the 320 raider, again, with a folding brace that doesn’t suck. Maybe with a slim cover that fits overtop of the slide when folded, and offers a nice cheek rest when deployed… Could make it adjustable/removable to accommodate different slide mounted optics. Maybe a fixed-barrel carbine that uses the RXM chassis as the serialized component, that might be interesting. Not as many good 9mm PCC’s out there as there should be. |
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Originally Posted By StevenH: They will make a cheaper version. Maybe include a single mag and cardboard box instead of plastic case. Not worth the low savings. $5 Max cost difference between the plastic case and a cardboard box. If we can buy pmags for $11 (or less), actual cost has to be much less for Ruger. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: Not worth the low savings. $5 Max cost difference between the plastic case and a cardboard box. If we can buy pmags for $11 (or less), actual cost has to be much less for Ruger. Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By StevenH: They will make a cheaper version. Maybe include a single mag and cardboard box instead of plastic case. Not worth the low savings. $5 Max cost difference between the plastic case and a cardboard box. If we can buy pmags for $11 (or less), actual cost has to be much less for Ruger. Yet it’s exactly what Ruger has done with other models. LCP originally shipped with a soft case and two mags. Later changed to a single magazine and a pocket hoister. |
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Originally Posted By StevenH: Yet it's exactly what Ruger has done with other models. LCP originally shipped with a soft case and two mags. Later changed to a single magazine and a pocket hoister. I'm fully aware of their cost cutting measures, but there's a big difference between a quality metal magazine and a piece of plastic shit from magpul. |
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Originally Posted By DavidY: Their last post indicates there's a good chance we'll see full length grip frames next week. The one with the crying soyjack/nordic meme? I thought that was pretty tacky, I'm not the one that can't stick to a release date. 
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Originally Posted By Findsman: The one with the crying soyjack/nordic meme? I thought that was pretty tacky, I'm not the one that can't stick to a release date. It's what I would expect from a clothing and wallet company And yes, very unprofessional. I've already decided that once I get the full length grip, I'm not buying anything else from them. |
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Originally Posted By Marquise25: If they did make a 10mm or 45, it’d be interesting to see which magazines they come with. I’m not aware of any Glock pattern Pmags beside 10mm. Unless Ruger's lawyers said there could be legal issues, they would ship with Glock mags. What buyer would complain? |
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| I would like to purchase one in .45 ACP if it is safe with occasional use of .45 Plus (250 grain at ~950 fps) for defense against our local Florida Black bears. This would only be done if its price point is significantly better than for a glock in the same caliber. I am setup to reload .45 ACP and so that is a better choice than is 10 mm. Also Tim Sundles says the .45 plus P ACP is better bear medicine than is the 10 mm. |
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Originally Posted By JKrammes: I'll definitely pick up a 10mm if they come out with one. |
What it boils down to is that they fear an effective resistance to their power: So, Left in power=Guns bad, mmmmkay...?, Right in power=Guns good!-thskirk
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Originally Posted By AR18: You got the ETS mags for large frame Glocks. Originally Posted By AR18: Originally Posted By Marquise25: If they did make a 10mm or 45, it'd be interesting to see which magazines they come with. I'm not aware of any Glock pattern Pmags beside 10mm. You got the ETS mags for large frame Glocks. Holy shit, just imagine how many warranty returns they would get for a gun that doesn't run because they ship with magazines that make Glock Magpul magazines look like Tiffany cufflinks. |
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