The Micro Roni clamshell in the Gen 6 Glock fitment, announced August 2026
Roni Corporation cut a Micro Roni shell for the Gen 6 Glock, covering the G17, G19, and G45 that Glock launched on January 20, 2026. It is the same clamshell that defined the pistol chassis category, sold as its own model option rather than an update to the existing Glock kit, so a Gen 6 host gets a shell built around the Gen 6 frame instead of one designed for the earlier guns.
The pistol drops in and locks up in seconds with no tools and no permanent modification, and it comes back out the same way for ordinary carry. The shell adds an extended top Picatinny rail that holds a red dot at a fixed height above the slide, side accessory rails for a light, and a forward grip surface, which together turn a service pistol into a braced PDW. Roni sells the base kit with a pistol brace; a Gen 4X stock is offered separately and moves the configuration into short-barreled-rifle territory.
The accessory line is the reason to pick the Micro Roni over the bare-bones stabilizers: magazine holders, light mounts, extra Picatinny rails, charging handles, optic mounts, slings, and a belt holster all mount to the same chassis. Base kit and accessories ship in black and Flat Dark Earth.
0-10 Scale Across 8 Axes
Add optics, lights, and accessories to build your perfect Roni Micro Roni Gen 4X (Gen 6 Glock).