I recently had the chance to test out the Ruger RXM slide on both a Glock 19 and Glock 26, thanks to a subscriber (shoutout to John Woodell for loaning me the slide).
Full review with shooting footage here:
TLDR, if you would rather read about it than watch the video:
Here are the key takeaways from my testing:
Compatibility: Works flawlessly on both Gen 3 Glock 19 and Glock 26 frames. Zero reliability issues in ~200 rounds.
Features: Comes stock with taller night sights and a superior optics mounting system compared to Glock’s MOS. The adapter plates allow a wide range of red dots with minimal height.
Price Point: Complete RXM slide (with plates) runs about the same cost as a stripped Glock OEM Gen 3 MOS slide.
Parts Interchangeability: Internal components are very similar between the RXM and Glock factory slides, no issues there.
Brand Factor: Some Glock purists may not like “Ruger” stamped on their slide, but functionally, it’s a solid OEM alternative.
If you’re looking to build out a Glock with an optics-ready setup without breaking the bank, the RXM is definitely worth considering.
Would love to hear if anyone else here has tried Ruger’s Glock-compatible slides yet.

TLDR, if you would rather read about it than watch the video:
Here are the key takeaways from my testing:
Compatibility: Works flawlessly on both Gen 3 Glock 19 and Glock 26 frames. Zero reliability issues in ~200 rounds.
Features: Comes stock with taller night sights and a superior optics mounting system compared to Glock’s MOS. The adapter plates allow a wide range of red dots with minimal height.
Price Point: Complete RXM slide (with plates) runs about the same cost as a stripped Glock OEM Gen 3 MOS slide.
Parts Interchangeability: Internal components are very similar between the RXM and Glock factory slides, no issues there.
Brand Factor: Some Glock purists may not like “Ruger” stamped on their slide, but functionally, it’s a solid OEM alternative.

Would love to hear if anyone else here has tried Ruger’s Glock-compatible slides yet.
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