1000 Rounds Through the Ruger RXM // Is It Worth It?

Is the Ruger RXM a Reliable 9mm Pistol After 1,000 Rounds?

In this comprehensive review, we put the Ruger RXM through a rigorous 1,000-round test to evaluate its performance, reliability, and suitability as a concealed carry or home defense option. Chambered in 9mm Luger, the RXM features a 4-inch barrel, optics-ready slide, and a modular grip system, making it a versatile choice for various shooting applications.

Key Features Tested:
Trigger: The RXM's trigger breaks cleanly at approximately 4.5 pounds, offering a crisp and consistent pull.
Ergonomics: With its extended beavertail and undercut trigger guard, the RXM provides a comfortable and secure grip, reducing the risk of slide bite and improving control during firing.

Reliability: Throughout the 1,000-round test, the RXM demonstrated flawless function with various ammunition types, including FMJ, and Hollow points.

Accessories:
Gideon Judge XL Red Dot Sight: This large-window reflex sight with an RMSc mounting pattern offers ten brightness settings and a 6 MOA dot reticle, enhancing target acquisition speed and accuracy.

Nitecore NPL27 Weapon Light: Delivering 650 lumens with a 410-meter throw, this compact, rechargeable tactical light features a recoil-proof design and an IPX6 rating, ensuring reliable performance in various conditions.