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Posted: 10/1/2025 10:27:33 PM EDT
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ARFCOM thread Street prices are $469 & $632 on day one (including the GX4 TORO that's selling for around $220). How many would be interested in a grip frame only for $250 or the grip frame and brace for $420? Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By TacticalPlinker: I don't understand the point of these things. It makes no sense to me. They're ugly, terrible ergonomics and still a pistol. I don't understand how awkwardly "shouldering" a pistol is any better. If you don't understand it, it's not for you. But obviously there are a lot of people who want them, otherwise companies are going to be churning them out. Of course on ARFCOM, we have people who EDC fold up ar-15s, so this website is probably more of a target audience than any other besides tacticaltimmy.com
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I would rather buy a MCK for the pistol as you don't need to remove anything on the gun itself. I bought a gen 1 MCK for a Glock 17 and within a couple seconds, I can have the pistol back to it's original pistol form if need be. With the Glock 17 in the MCK, it is amazing at how accurate the pistol can be. At 35 yards, longest lane at my local indoor range, I am able to shoot a ragged hole at the target with a cheap red dot optic. |
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Even before the P320 imploded, I didn't understand why no one is making an inexpensive chassis for the cheaper FCU guns like the Arex, APX, RXM which are all like $250-350. Or even a dedicated Dagger Gen 3 compatible frame with a pic rail. If you could build out one of these for under $700 they'd sell. |
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Originally Posted By TacticalPlinker: I don't understand the point of these things. It makes no sense to me. They're ugly, terrible ergonomics and still a pistol. I don't understand how awkwardly "shouldering" a pistol is any better. I like my chassis system. It folds up in a sling bag (SiCO Omega 9k attached) with my IFAK and other supplies. My grouping is tighter and more accurate as well when shouldered vs than just shooting the RXM as a handgun. More points of contact to stabilize. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man: Not one like that. Never been a fan of the lazy "just extend the beaver tail and add a pic attachment point" style of PDW chassis. +1 I know, form vs function, but that style of chassis is just as ugly as a bag of hammered dog crap. I think the Flux Raider nails the look. Something like that compatible with the RXM or the Echelon would be super nice. |
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For $59 I’ll try one. https://www.strikeindustries.com/si-smc-rxm-19-bk.html |
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Originally Posted By heavyduty: For $59 I'll try one. https://www.strikeindustries.com/si-smc-rxm-19-bk.html I just saw the announcement on Facebook this morning. Introductory price $59.99, regular price $69.99. Absolutely affordable to screw around with. PRODUCT FEATURES: 1913 Picatinny Interface: Integrated rear rail for stock or arm brace compatibility. Modular Chassis System: Engineered for seamless integration with the RXM platform. Enhanced Control: Double undercut trigger guard for improved bore-axis purchase. Performance Ergonomics: Streamlined frame geometry for superior weapon handling. Integrated Accessory Mount: Dedicated mounting point for future modular enhancements. Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By XDm525Forty: I don't hate it, but for the RXM I'm waiting to see what Flux comes out with... As big as the RXM has become, I am surprised Flux hasn't come out with anything yet unless they are legally not allowed for a while. I love my P320 Flux Raider and would love one for the RXM. I wonder if Magpul has anything in the works. |
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Originally Posted By patw: As big as the RXM has become, I am surprised Flux hasn't come out with anything yet unless they are legally not allowed for a while. I love my P320 Flux Raider and would love one for the RXM. I wonder if Magpul has anything in the works. Flux is working on an RXM version, they're just not far enough along to give any details. |
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Strike Industries is Instagram fodder stuff that doesn’t work in real life. I’ve given them multiple tries. Literally EVERYTHING has been awful. My last go round with them. 8 Glock mags. Every single one did this with brass cased ammo. The other rounds just fell out after causing a malfunction. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By HK_DUDE: Is this available yet, or just pre-order? I have spent $60 in dumber ways. Looks like it is still a pre-order at $59.99. https://www.strikeindustries.com/si-smc-rxm-19-bk.html |
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Originally Posted By TacticalPlinker: I don't understand the point of these things. It makes no sense to me. They're ugly, terrible ergonomics and still a pistol. I don't understand how awkwardly "shouldering" a pistol is any better. I agree. I’d rather just shoot with a normal pistol grip using two hands. These make no sense to me. |
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Originally Posted By Trucker69: Why does Strike Industries have to design everything to look as if it’s part of a futuristic robot or Transformers toy? No way would I buy that, in fact I wouldn’t take it for free.
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Originally Posted By DavidY: Looks like it is still a pre-order at $59.99. https://www.strikeindustries.com/si-smc-rxm-19-bk.html Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By HK_DUDE: Is this available yet, or just pre-order? I have spent $60 in dumber ways. Looks like it is still a pre-order at $59.99. https://www.strikeindustries.com/si-smc-rxm-19-bk.html JL Billet has a faux-Flux chassis, probably a better proposition than the Strike. |
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Originally Posted By rb889: JL Billet has a faux-Flux chassis, probably a better proposition than the Strike. Originally Posted By rb889: Originally Posted By DavidY: Originally Posted By HK_DUDE: Is this available yet, or just pre-order? I have spent $60 in dumber ways. Looks like it is still a pre-order at $59.99. https://www.strikeindustries.com/si-smc-rxm-19-bk.html JL Billet has a faux-Flux chassis, probably a better proposition than the Strike. No shit it's probably better. $479.95 vs $69.95. That's almost 7x the price. What next? A BMW 7 series that feels better than a Hyundai tucson? ![]() I think the Strike Industries SMC makes sense for somebody who just wants something inexpensive to screw around with, or to test to see if they're even interested in investing more money in the platform. If you already own an rxm and a 1913 compatible brace. You just have to spend $70 to try it out. If you don't like it, you sell it to someone else and you lose a few bucks. If you like it and you want higher quality, you sell it and you lose a few bucks and you spend almost $500 on a higher quality product. I think we all agree 98% of the people who are buying any of these are not going to carry them every day. They're mostly buying them because they are neat and they want to try something different. It's absolutely fulfills that and they will sell a bunch of them. Would I buy one? Probably not, but I'm a handgun person, not a long gun (or not so long gun) person. |
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