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. 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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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.
I have the SI chassis for my 10/22 and really like it. A quality piece. Personally, I have no interest or need for a stock on a pistol. Well, except for my AR 300. But that's a SBR. ;-) But hey, to each his/her own.