MAGPUL EHG RG9 Ruger RXM Handgun Frame - Sub-Compact - FDE

Turn your Ruger RXM into a sub-compact EDC pistol without giving up magazine compatibility. The Magpul EHG RG9 Sub-Compact Enhanced Handgun Grip converts the RXM to a smaller, more concealable configuration — with a universal light/laser rail, flared mag well, carry bob, and compatibility with both Magpul GL9 and OEM GLOCK magazines — in FDE.

The Magpul EHG RG9 Sub-Compact is an Enhanced Handgun Grip frame designed for the Ruger RXM 9mm pistol, converting it to a sub-compact, deep-carry configuration with TSP texture, undercut trigger guard, flared magazine well, and universal accessory rail in a Flat Dark Earth finish.

Four features define this grip's value for RXM owners who want a more concealable carry configuration. The sub-compact frame reduces the overall dimensions of the RXM for improved concealability and minimal printing, with a carry bob on the heel specifically designed to prevent the grip from printing through clothing. Three-quarter-scale TSP texture on the front strap, backstrap, side panels, and forward index pads provides a secure purchase without the skin abrasion that full-scale aggressive texture can cause during extended all-day carry. A flared magazine well speeds up magazine changes, and a magazine-release scallop provides easy access to the textured magazine release without having to break your grip. Compatibility with both Magpul GL9 9mm magazines and most OEM GLOCK magazines maximizes magazine availability without requiring dedicated RXM-specific magazines.

Compatible with Ruger RXM 9mm pistol. Functions with Magpul GL9 magazines and most OEM GLOCK 9mm magazines. Compatible with most Gen3 magazine release components, slide-stop components, and holsters.

Injection-molded polymer. Universal light/laser accessory rail. FDE finish. Ships with magazine release, magazine-release spring, slide-lock spring, and takedown pin spring.

Built for Ruger RXM owners who want a sub-compact carry configuration with GLOCK magazine compatibility and Magpul's ergonomic polymer engineering.