From magazines to rifle chassis, gun cases, lifestyle products, and even a pistol, there isn’t much Magpul doesn’t get involved with. Like every year around this time, Magpul starts rolling out new products, line extensions, and more.
This year is somewhat different from most. While Magpul continues to focus on meaningful line extensions, releasing some products that have been in development for a while, and expanding color options, there is a shift in strategy. Moving forward, Magpul will have fewer show releases. Instead, they will announce new products closer to their expected release dates. Therefore, Magpul will spread releases throughout the year. This strategy isn’t new. It’s one that many manufacturers have implemented in recent years. But now, let’s get into what’s new.
***Note that releases can change: the published information reflects the manufacturer’s projections.***
NEW PRODUCTS
Below is a listing of Magpul’s product announcements for SHOT Show 2026.
Modified Coyote Brown (MCB) Colorway:
A darker, richer variation of the traditional coyote brown. MCB will be released across platforms, including 30-round GEN M3 PMAGs (both windowed and non-windowed), the CTR and DT Carbine Stocks, MOE grips, and select M-LOK accessories such as the AFG, MVG, and Type 2 Rail Covers.
For customizers and builders, more color options are never a bad thing. The expected release is in March.
Expanded Colorway Availability in Olive Drab Green (ODG) and Medium Coyote Tan (MCT):
Olive Drab Green (ODG) PMAGs are now part of the standard lineup, alongside GEN M3 PMAGs (both windowed and non-windowed), 10- and 20-round variants, 20-round LR/SR PMAGs, and the 30-round PMAG for .300 BLK.
The .300 BLK PMAG in Medium Coyote Tan (MCT)—which was previously available only in limited runs—will now be a permanent catalog item. All new color options meet Magpul’s high standards for performance and testing. As above, more color options are never a bad thing. Expected Release: February.
Hunter Lite Stocks:
The Hunter Lite stocks are built light and lean, designed to keep you maneuverable and in the field. Internally, the Hunter Lite features a rigid polymer skeleton with an aluminum V-bedding block for shooting consistency and a reversible inlet for left- or right-handed actions.
The bedding block is covered in a rugged polymer shell available in Black, FDE, and ODG. Current inlets include Remington 700 SA, Ruger American (Gen 1 and 2), and Savage Axis 110 (Gen 1 and 2). The average weight of the Hunter Lite is about 2.5 pounds, depending on configuration.
Key features include adjustable Length of Pull and comb height, M-LOK slots, integral sling studs, and an AICS-pattern magazine well with an ambidextrous release. MSRP is $219.95. The expected release is at the end of January.
AMAG 15 SG9 Sig P365:
The AMAG line has been expanded to include the SIG P365, initially with a 17-round magazine, now complemented by a more compact 15-round magazine.
Sharing all the same features and improvements as the AMAG 17, the AMAG 15 SG9 – SIG P365 offers 15 rounds of 9mm. It comes with grip extensions for the X/XL and Standard grip sizes, along with a standard floor plate for the Macro, ensuring compatibility with any P365 grip size without standing out.
Additionally, it is available at a significantly lower price than many other P365 magazines on the market. Additional features include a corrosion-resistant, stainless-steel magazine body. The MSRP is $34.99. No release date was listed.
The EHG RG9 Grip—Ruger RXM Sub-Compact:
This is a continued collaboration between Magpul and Ruger, resulting in a pistol that is both affordable and highly customizable. Ruger manufactured the firearm components, while Magpul developed the Enhanced Handgun Grip (EHG). The EHG is made from a durable polymer grip available in various sizes and colors.
RXM owners (or new buyers) can transfer their RXM’s Fire Control Insert into the Sub-Compact EHG for a compact setup. The Sub-Compact EHG features a ¾-scale TSP on the front strap, back strap, side panels, and forward index pads, a universal light/laser accessory rail, an undercut trigger guard for a high grip and enhanced comfort, a magazine-release scallop for easy access, and compatibility with Magpul GL9®PMAGs or OEM GLOCK magazines. It can be customized or built for specific purposes by accepting most Gen3 magazine and slide stop components, as well as holsters and other parts. Each
EHG ships with a Ruger-installed mag release, mag release spring, slide lock spring, and takedown pin spring. Regardless of size, all EHGs are constructed from strong, rigid, injection-molded polymer. MSRP is $39.95 with color options in FDE, ODG, and Grey. No release date was listed.
ZOOMING OUT
Magpul continues to dominate the aftermarket magazine and accessory market with smart and timely releases. This year focuses on new colorways and the expansion of existing lines. But the most dominant feature across them all is price. Magpul continues to offer tremendous value to consumers. Check out Magpul.com for more info.
