One step closer, Strike Industries has recently announced their much anticipated RAMPAGE P320 pattern modular Chassis in the ALPHA configuration has entered into the pre-order phase.
Strike Industries states “The RAMPAGE™ Modular Chassis (RMC) is not a firearm. This is a chassis system made to work with the SIG SAUER P320 FCU and complete slide.
You will have to supply your own complete P320 slide w/ barrel, FCU, magazine and optic.
The RAMPAGE™ Modular Chassis (RMC) is not a serialized product.”
DETAILS:
- Calibers: 9mm/.357SIG/.40S&W with matching FCU + complete slides. NOT SUPPORTING .45 Auto at this time.
- FCU: All SIG SAUER P320 FCUs which include XSeries as well as M17/M18 with complete function of the manual safety. For RMC use with M17/M18 manual safeties, the notch on the chassis for the safeties can be modified to work.
- Triggers: We only guarantee proper fit and function with SIG SAUER OEM triggers. SI cannot guarantee safety and function on aftermarket triggers and components. The RMC is made to fit the OEM standards of the SIG SAUER FCU. NOTICE: All installations MUST BE done by only a certified professional gunsmith and properly tested to pass all safe and function tests. Always make sure the weapon is unloaded and the chamber is clear.
- Slide Lengths: The RMC will work with all P320 slide and barrel lengths. However, the Alpha version is a perfect match in length to P320 Full 4.7″ slides.
-Slide Length Note: Any slide size shorter than the P320 Full 4.7″ will have a gap from the front of the slide/muzzle to the front of the RMC chassis front end. - Chassis Mounted Compensator: For use with Carry 3.9″ slide, there will be a optional chassis mount compensator sold separately to cover the gap between the front of the Carry 3.9″ slide/muzzle to the front of the RMC chassis front end. Example images and video will be shown on pre-order product page. Currently no plans to produce a RMC chassis mounted compensator for Compact/Subcompact 3.6″.
- Magazine Fitment: P320 Full 17-round, 18-round, 21-round and up EXCLUDING 10-round magazines.
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Good Lord they make some ugly crap. It’s like they have a competition to see whose design can look the worst but sell the most.
I’ll give them their due on marketing, they convince a lot of people(mostly novice and younger buyers) to purchase their gear, so they are obviously doing something right.