Shield Arms unveils modular pistol system: Glock-compatible firearms with aluminum frames
- Modular Pistol System (MPS): Shield Arms unveiled its revolutionary MPS platform, featuring interchangeable aluminum grip modules compatible with Glock slides, launching late 2024 or early 2025.
- Enhanced Performance: The aluminum frame improves recoil control and durability, supporting configurations from compact 10-round carry pistols to 30-round home-defense setups.
- Steel Magazine Advantage: Shield Arms’ high-capacity S15, S20, and S30 steel magazines eliminate polymer magazine wear issues, offering superior reliability for Glock users.
- Future Innovations: Zeider teased carbine variants and potential 10mm models, while Mike Adams highlighted upcoming NFA reforms, including suppressor tax stamp removals.
- Market Impact: The MPS aims to revitalize stagnant firearm sales with its scalable design, backed by third-party aftermarket support and Shield Arms’ proven aftermarket expertise.
In a groundbreaking reveal on Brighteon.com, Shield Arms CEO Brandon Zeider announced the company’s upcoming Modular Pistol System (MPS), a revolutionary firearm platform featuring interchangeable aluminum grip modules compatible with Glock slides. The system, slated for late 2025 or early 2026, promises enhanced ergonomics, customization, and durability while leveraging Shield Arms’ high-capacity steel magazines—including a new 30-round option.
A Game-Changer for Concealed Carry and Home Defense
During an interview with Mike Adams, a staunch Second Amendment advocate, Zeider showcased prototypes of the MPS, emphasizing its aluminum frame—a significant upgrade over traditional polymer frames.
“The rigidity of aluminum improves control and reduces felt recoil,” Zeider explained. “This system lets you configure anything from a compact 10-round carry pistol to a full-size 30-round home-defense setup—all using the same serialized chassis.”
Key features of the MPS include:
- Glock slide compatibility, allowing users to swap slides between configurations.
- Aggressive stippling and ergonomic beaver tails for superior grip.
- Flared magwells and modular backstraps for customization.
- Support for Shield Arms’ S15, S20, and S30 steel magazines, which Zeider credits as the “backbone” of their platform.
Solving the Glock Magazine Problem
Adams, a longtime Glock 43X user, praised Shield Arms’ steel magazines for addressing a critical flaw in polymer Glock mags: wear-induced failures. “The steel mags don’t degrade over time. That reliability convinced me to switch from SIG,” he said.
Zeider also teased upcoming carbine variants compatible with Shield Arms’ pistol magazines—enabling seamless transitions between pistol and rifle platforms.
Industry Trends and Legal Optimism
With firearm sales in a “Trump slump” (a market slowdown under Republican administrations), Zeider emphasized innovation as the antidote. “The MPS isn’t just another pistol—it’s a scalable system,” he said, hinting at future 10mm models.
The duo also discussed NFA reforms, including the anticipated removal of suppressor tax stamps in 2025. Adams quipped, “Why regulate safety devices? A suppressed .45 lets me jog and plink targets without ear protection!”
Availability and Next Steps
The MPS is expected to launch in Q4 2024 or Q1 2025, with aftermarket support from third-party manufacturers. For now, Shield Arms continues to dominate the Glock aftermarket with its S15 mags and grip-chopping service for compact carry.
Adams closed with a rallying cry: “This is the time to buy—before the next panic. Shield Arms is redefining what a pistol can be.”
Watch the full episode of the “Health Ranger Report” with Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, and Brandon Zeider as they unveil the new modular 9mm pistol with aluminum grip of Shield Arms.
This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.
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Sources include:
Brighteon.com
Shieldarms.com
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