FLUX Defense Updates Its Glock Chassis With the Redux
FLUX Defense has released the Redux, an updated version of its Glock chassis system that converts compatible Glock pistols into compact personal-defense weapons, with upgraded materials and a redesigned fit and controls.
Snapshot
FLUX Defense first introduced its Glock chassis system eight years ago, and the new Redux applies lessons learned since then to nearly every part of the design. According to Gun Digest, the company reworked the materials, the pistol interface, and the magazine release while keeping the same modular, two-piece concept that pairs a brace or stock with a Railmag forend for a spare magazine.
Key points
- Fit and feel: FLUX says it reviewed every interface and material to improve ergonomics and how securely the chassis locks onto the host pistol.
- Smoother controls: The magazine release has been redesigned for smoother operation compared to the original chassis.
- New shroud system: An aluminum shroud accommodates ported or compensated pistols and adds ambidextrous thumb ledges, or can be removed entirely for suppressor use.
- Brace or stock: Every Redux ships with a pistol brace, with an optional SBR Stock Kit sold separately for stock configuration.
- Compatibility and price: The Redux carries an MSRP of $349.99 and fits Gen 4 and 5 Glock models including the G17, G17L, G19X, G22, G34, G35, G46, and G47.
Quick take
For armed citizens who already run a Glock as their primary defensive pistol, a chassis like the Redux is a way to add a brace or stock for more stable, braced shooting without switching platforms. The suppressor-ready shroud and ported-pistol compatibility suggest FLUX built this version with an eye toward shooters who want flexibility as their setup evolves.
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