#Magpul

Magpul showed off several new products at the NRA Annual Meetings last weekend in Atlanta, including a hooded front sight version of the MBUS Pro. Instead of the familiar winged design, this variant adds a protective cover around the front sight post.

I have to say that I’d love my ARs to have a rear-mounted Picatinny rail, so I could switch stocks more often. Unfortunately, I don’t think that’s going to happen, but those who own a firearm with this feature are now getting a new option with Magpul's release of the UCS (Utility Carbine Stock).

Join Hop ( Hoplopfheil) and Luke ( BallisticAviation) at NRAAM 2025 as they explore Magpul’s booth, this time under supervision, to showcase a slew of new products announced just before the show! Magpul’s latest lineup includes the Universal Carbine Stock (UCS), a folding stock with a reversible hinge, adjustable length of pull, and M1913 rail compatibility for optimal ergonomics. For SIG P365 fans, the AMAG 17 SG9 delivers a 17-round stainless steel magazine with multiple baseplates for Macro, XL, and Standard frames, with 10-, 12-, and 15-round versions coming soon. Bolt-action shooters will love the Hunter Lite Stock for Ruger American Short Action and Remington 700, weighing just 2.4 lbs with M-LOK slots. Magpul also unveiled full-size and subcompact grip modules for the Ruger RXM series, enhancing customization. Join the duo as they do their best not to get kicked out of the booth this year.

At the NRA Meetings in Atlanta, Magpul released a few new products, including the latest addition to the Hunter Lite lineup, which is now available for Ruger American rifles chambered in short-action cartridges. Like previous Hunter Lite models, it keeps practical features like the aluminum V-bedding block, AICS mag compatibility, adjustable comb height and length of pull, and a reversible insert to support both left- and right-handed actions. The slimmer forend and 2.5-pound weight keep it well-suited for backcountry use. It’s also compatible with both Gen I and Gen II Ruger American receivers.

As you know, Magpul teamed up with Ruger to create the RXM pistol, and they seem very proud of the result. With a bit of clever engineering, a single Fire Control Insert (FCI) allows users to swap between grip sizes, transforming the RXM into either a Full-Size pistol or a Sub-Compact ideal for concealed carry. Two Magpul grip options will be available this summer.

Magpul is expanding their AMAG line to include support for the SIG P365. Carrying over all the features and enhancements from their P320 AMAG products, the AMAG 17 SG9 – SIG P365 is the first release in their new P365 platform lineup. This magazine delivers 17 rounds of 9mm capacity - plus one in the chamber if you’re counting.

Magpul has added a new tactical glove to its lineup - the Breach Glove 2.0, designed for better protection and fire resistance. It uses D30 knuckle protectors that meet motorcycle and industrial safety standards, and incorporates fire-resistant Nomex material.

It’s the details that often make or break the project, and that includes your AR-15 build. We all know the trigger, grip, and stock can make or break your build, but a good sling is usually an afterthought until you get to the range and realize you hate the one you bought. Maybe that’s you now, but hopefully, you’re researching ahead of time. For this article, I’ve talked with several AR-15 enthusiasts and former military and law enforcement members and tested some of the best AR-15 slings.

Over the years, I’ve amassed quite a collection of tools, but when it comes to gunsmithing, I never started with a dedicated set. Instead, I picked up tools piecemeal—a wrench here, a punch there—usually driven by the immediate needs of a project. Too often, I resorted to makeshift methods or ill-suited tools that got the job done but left me frustrated, realizing later that the right tool could have saved me a lot of hassle from the start. Reflecting on these past missed purchases, today we’ll explore some of the best AR-15 tools you can buy in 2025 for your at-home gun bench, whether that’s the dining room table, the kitchen counter, or a proper workshop setup.

This is a review of the new Magpul TMAG 30 AR/M4 GEN M3 magazines, which has a translucent olive drab hue according to the manufacturer. Like other translucent mags, these mags allow users to easily identify ammunition types and monitor the amount of remaining rounds. The TMAGs have been around only for a short period of time, but let’s have a look at what they look like and how they work in a variety of scenarios and temperatures.

Magpul hit SHOT Show 2025 hard with a whole spate of new releases. We were able to get our hands on them for ourselves at the show. Keep reading for all the details.

The Ruger RXM isn't just another Glock clone—it's a bold collaboration between Ruger and Magpul that could redefine the market. With a modular chassis, improved ergonomics, a superior trigger, and optics-ready capability, this pistol blends the best of Glock Gen 3 reliability with modern upgrades. Competing with the PSA Dagger and ZEV OZ9, the RXM strikes a balance between budget and performance at an MSRP of $499. But does it live up to the hype? Watch our full review to see if Ruger and Magpul’s first Glock clone is the best polymer-framed pistol of the year.

Nic Lenze of TFBTV sits down with Ben from ZEV to reveal new details about the much-anticipated Magpul FDC-9. This exclusive interview goes beyond our first video, diving deeper into the development, features, and future of this revolutionary folding carbine. If you thought you knew everything about the FDC-9, think again. Whether you're a Magpul fan, a ZEV enthusiast, or just curious about the buzz surrounding this unique firearm, this is the video you don't want to miss!

The Magpul SL stock is Magpul’s take on the classic MP5 sliding stock. It is made and engineered in the USA by a brand with a long and trusted track record. It is the most affordable sliding stock option for the MP5 platform at the time of this article. The design differs from other sliding stocks on the market. I bought one, and am ready to provide some thoughts and opinions in this review.

Lifeline Warrior Medicine has a very simple technique for retaining your rifle on your back if you only have a single point. You hook the the sling over a vertical grip. It is a clever technique but it only seems to work with a vertical grip. Also the shooter is using what looks like a Magpul MS3 sling. As long as he has a sling point elsewhere on the gun, he could easily switch to a two point as the MS3 sling was designed to do.