Magpul has some new releases for 2026, including additional color options. Unlike past years, Magpul is not announcing as many new items at SHOT but will be announcing them over the course of the year as they are ready to be released. So while there are a few things to go over today, you will have to stay tuned to see what Magpul is dropping later in the year.

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• Magpul Adds Ruger American Short Action to Hunter Lite Stock Lineup

RXM Subcompact EHG

The Magpul X Ruger RXM is getting a new subcompact frame. It incorporates the standard slide and trigger mechanism/chassis of the RXM, but cuts down the grip length. The resulting gus is very similar to a G19 with the grip cut off to G26 length. It will be available in the full slate of colors like the other grip modules.

New Colors

Magpul has new color options. Medium Coyote Brown (MCB) is a new color for the Magpul lineup, a darker brown than the tan and dark earth options already available. Accessories and furniture in MCB should be available by Spring.

The Olive Drab Green (ODG) color is making a return to the PMAG lineup after a long absence. Six magazine options will be available starting in January, including the M3 30 round, M3 windowed 30 round, 20 round M3, 10 round M3, 30 round 300 Blk M3, and 20 round M3 LR/SR 308 mag.

The Medium Coyote Tan (MCT) color is being added as an option for the 300 Blackout M3 PMAG. MCT is already a popular PMAG color and it has been adopted by the USMC. MCT PMAGs have earned a reputation for being as durable as the standard black PMAGs, and the new MCB and ODG magazines are equally as strong.