We have repeatedly gone on record as loving the modular functionality of Ruger's new RXM platform, and Magpul just gave you more to love-- in a smaller package.

Ruger delivered the RXM (Ruger x Magpul) platform in 2024 with the striker-fired 9mm G19 clone using a serialized fire control insert (FCI) that can easily be swapped between a Magpul-supplied Enhanced Handgun Grip, or EHG, in much the same modularity as the SIG P250/320/365.

We ran thousands of rounds in evaluation on the platform—including a rigorous 2,500-round long-term torture test—and were convinced of its possibility and adaptability.

ruger rxm with a suppressor attached
 (Photo: Chris Eger/Guns.com)


Since then, Magpul has delivered the standard (compact) sized EHGs in three extra colors, followed by a full-sized (G17 style) EHG, which was released last Thanksgiving. Now, the polymer accessory godfather has dropped the news that the sub-compact (think= baby Glock) grip is shipping.
 

Sub-Compact EHG RXM
The polymer grips have 3/4-scale TSP texture on the front strap, back strap, side panels, and forward index pads, as well as a flared magwell and accessory/light rail. (Photo: Magpul)
Sub-Compact EHG RXM
With the standard-sized slide and 4-inch barrel of the RXM, using the Magpul sub-compact EHG gives you a somewhat mythical "G1926" format gun that still delivers performance but can remain better "unseen in more places." (Photo: Magpul)
Sub-Compact EHG RXM
Magpul is now shipping the Black and FDE subcompact EHGs, while the Gray and ODG variants are expected to follow shortly. All are the same price. (Photo: Magpul)
Sub-Compact EHG RXM
The family is complete. With the Full, Compact, and now Sub-Compact EHG RXM modules on the market. (Photo: Magpul)


Price on the new EHGs is $39, and ships complete with the magazine release and magazine-release spring, slide-lock spring, and takedown-pin spring, which are all manufactured by Ruger.

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