Strike Industries Introduces its Modular Chassis for the Ruger RXM
Strike Industries announces the release of the Strike Modular Chassis Bravo for RXM 4" with Compact Grip, a purpose-built platform designed to enhance stability, control, and modular capability for the RXM platform. Engineered for ergonomic performance, the Strike Modular Chassis (SMC) transforms the RXM into a more stable and versatile personal defense platform. Its streamlined frame geometry supports fast handling, improved control, and a more confident shooting experience.
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The SMC Bravo features an integrated 1913 Picatinny rear interface, allowing users to quickly attach a compatible stock or arm brace. This added modularity lets shooters configure their setup for greater stability and adaptability. A precision-molded double undercut trigger guard promotes a higher grip position, helping improve recoil management and overall handling.
Designed for future expansion, the chassis also includes an integrated accessory mounting point to support additional modular enhancements. Built as a rigid foundation for modern tactical customization, the SMC Bravo reflects Strike Industries’ continued commitment to practical innovation, performance-focused design, and user-driven functionality.
The Strike Modular Chassis Bravo for RXM 4" with Compact Grip measures 9.58 inches in length, 3.99 inches in width, and 1.44 inches in height, with a total weight of 6 ounces.
The Strike Modular Chassis Bravo for RXM 4" with Compact Grip is currently on pre-order for $69.95.
About Strike Industries
Founded in 2011 by a team of avid shooters, industry veterans, and military personnel, Strike Industries has spent more than a decade redefining the firearms accessories market. Guided by the philosophy of designing gear “by active shooters for the active shooter,” the company develops functional, high-performance, and distinctively styled components for real-world use on the range and in the field.
Strike Industries first gained recognition through modular rail systems and ergonomic upgrades for AR-15 and pistol platforms. Since then, the company has introduced patented innovations including the Oppressor gas-redirecting device, the Mass Driver non-reciprocating pistol compensator, and the LINK attachment system. With a growing product lineup that includes Viper handguards and advanced chassis systems such as the SMC series, Strike Industries continues to lead modern tactical customization.
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LOL Strike Industries really is just shouting the quiet part out loud with that tagline, huh.
It's been fun seeing ruger's transition to making guns for people other than grandfathers. This has been a good hit for them, very smart to lean on magpul's ethos, too. Kinda wished I hadn't bought in on the 43x. She's a sweetie now but I had to replace nearly every part with an aftermarket to get it how I wanted and the grip texture sucks. Yes handle it or talon grips but if I could swap out the lower I'd be set. Maybe i'll get a psa dagger lower. Thanks for coming to therapy with me.