Magpul was on a bit of a mad modular-pistol and carbine upgrade spree at the 2025 NRA Annual Meeting in Atlanta. Here are three major highlights we’re watching for this year.
New Ruger RXM Grips
Magpul joined forces with Ruger to add even more modularity to the already flexible new Ruger RXM pistol line. The original RXM offered an affordable striker-fired alternative to the Glock 19 platform that also came with a handy Fire Control Insert chassis.
The new Magpul grip modules make the RXM extremely customizable. Now, users can choose between various grip sizes that transform any RXM into a chopped-down, carryable sub-compact, mid-sized compact, or a full-size pistol.
Related: Meet the Modular New Ruger RXM 9mm Pistol
In typical Magpul fashion, you can also pick your poison when it comes to color options, with offerings in black, FDE, Stealth Gray, or OD green. You get all that at an extremely competitive price for a gun that can now cover multiple shooting and concealed carry needs.
Capacity options for the various sizes will range from a generous 10 or 12 rounds for the sub-compact grip module to 17+ rounds for the full-size module. Pricing is set at a customer-friendly $39.95.
Universal Carbine Stock
Magpul’s new do-all, foldable Universal Carbine Stock is ready to fit firearms hosting a vertical M1913 Picatinny rail at the rear of the receiver.
The company cleverly engineered the stock to accommodate a wide range of charging handles, ejection port locations, and various other controls for guns already on the market. It also boasts a reversible hinge to make it even more friendly for lefty and righty shooters.
Magpul includes two similarly reversible cheek risers with each stock, which makes it easy for users to adjust it to their preferred head placement. That opens a lot of doors for gun owners looking to upgrade their shoulderable pewpews this year.
Current color options when we last took a peek at Magpul’s website included black and FDE. MSRP is set at $219.95, which is quite competitive when you compare this durable and feature-heavy option to its current competition.
Mags, Mags, Mags
The company’s AMag series, short for alloy magazines, has a heap of new options for SIG Sauer’s P320 and P365 pistols. Magpul offers 15, 17, and 21-round mags for the P320 and its compatible counterparts. Now, new for 2025, it also has a 17-round magazine for the popular P365 platform.
In the near future, Magpul will offer 10-, 12-, and 15-round options for SIG’s P365 series. Baseplate options will include adapters for the Macro and Micro variants. Both will come in the box for the new 17-round option that is already available.
Related: Complete Guide to SIG Sauer P365 Series
The addition of spacer options for the P365 AMags makes these new alloy mags ready for the increasingly diverse P365 family. The same adapter options will come along with the other capacity options as they arrive on the market.
Current MSRPs for the various AMags fall between $34.95 and $39.95.
