[SHOT 2025] Prototype Firearms and Accessories of Strike Industries
The SHOT Show 2025 booth of Strike Industries was full of new products and accessories as one would expect from this company. However, most of these products were announced recently and I thought you guys would be more interested to see things that can not be found on their website, so I decided to write about their prototype guns and accessories that are not yet available.
Strike Industries @ TFB:
FN P90 and PS90 Chassis
The Strike Industries FN P90 and PS90 chassis will be drop-in products, you’ll just need to completely disassemble the parts from your P90/PS90 and assemble them into Strike chassis. The stock is not the serialized part of the P90 series of firearms so this chassis is not a firearm. These should be available in Q3 and they also plan to offer assembled guns through their Strike Arms division.
F320 Flare Launcher
Resembling the M320 under-barrel grenade launcher, the Strike Industries F320 is a 37mm flare launcher and will be legal and easy to purchase for civilians.
Strike 10/22 Chassis
A Ruger 10/22 chassis by Strike Industries. It’s made of aluminum and features M-LOK slots on the handguard, a barrier stop and an integrated bottom ARCA rail.
Strike MP57 Chassis
Designed for the Ruger-5.7, this chassis creates a PDW-style firearm. It features a stock/brace that can be folded to either side and can accommodate suppressors attached to the pistol barrel.
Strike XMP Modular Pistol Chassis
Strike Industries XMP is a Glock parts-compatible modular pistol with a serialized trigger control group chassis which will allow you to buy new grips and swap them without any paperwork.
Strike Industries will offer 9 different combinations of frames with G17, G19 and G26 grip and frame lengths. Additionally, there will be two versions of frames that can be retrofitted with stocks or braces via either a 1913 rail or a built-in hinge.
These were all the prototype guns and accessories we saw at the Strike Industries SHOT Show 2025 booth. Let us know in the comments section which one is your favorite and what would you like to see changed/added in the production versions.
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Interesting that Strike made their own FCU for a Glock-ish chassis instead of new frames for the Ruger RXM glock-ish FCU.
I was hoping to see a SMC Bravo PDW chassis for the Ruger RXM that came out last year. That would let me scratch the PDW itch without a ton of new mags (p320/p365).
That G19 frame with 1913 rear rail has strong potential. Any update of if or when it might be available? I have been debating about buying a Reactive Tactical 20/20 brace, but would rather wait on the Strike Industries frame with 1913 to come out.