RPP Unveils 1913 Folding Stock Adapters at NRAAM 2026

As America prepares to ring in her 250th year, the National Rifle Association held their 155th Annual Meetings and Exhibits (NRAAM) in our backyard of Houston, TX from April 17th-19th.  It’s only a quick drive from Ranger Point Precision headquarters in Cypress, TX to the convention center downtown. We built a 10x30 booth, built out six customized lever-actions, flew in two remote-based colleagues, and designed one-of-a-kind, Shall Not be Infringed lever gun for a contest giveaway to support the NRA and We The Free TV. Top it off with a trip to Bucee’s to buy jerky and saltwater taffy, and we were ready to talk about lever-actions, 2A and patriotism all weekend.

*The Buccee's haul.

Year after year, the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits is a place where 2A proud Americans, and beyond, can meet 100’s of firearms companies and get their hands on everything new and older. For us at Ranger Point Precision, it was an opportunity to connect, showcase our new products, and answer questions with those who were familiar - and not familiar - with what we do here at Ranger Point. If there was a slight nose-bleed section, we were flirting with it, though you wouldn’t have known from the foot traffic! On both Friday and Saturday, the moment the doors opened until when the lights turned off to signify closing, we were shoulder-to-shoulder preaching the lever-action modularity gospel to those both familiar and unfamiliar with us.

*Booth setup was a breeze with all hands on deck.

We’ve introduced several new products in 2026. We saved the best to unveil at NRAAM. Our highly anticipated 1913 Folding Stock Adapters with a picatinny interface for lever-action rifles. This expansion of our ModStock platform gives shooters the flexibility to run a variety of folding stocks and pistol braces (may we recommend our friends, Strike Industries, SB Tactical, and J-Mac). This stock lineup, with more products still in R&D, were designed based on countless conversations with  customers, dealers, and partners who told us what they wanted to see next. Add in sprinkles of innovation, customization, and mad scientist ideas and design approach from Adam Devine, Founder, CEO, and Lead Designer, and voilà, chef’s kiss.

Our 1913 Adapters are machined from 6061 Aluminum and Type III hard anodized. They retain the Ranger Point Tactical Modstock signature design aesthetic, functionality, and adherence to quality. Available today, we have model-specific 1913 Stock Adapters available for Marlin, Rossi R95, and Smith & Wesson 1854 lever rifles; and one for the Henry Lever Action Supreme Rifles (LASR). More models will be on the way soon. One rifle in the booth was wearing a coming soon, “prototype” product. We got lots of feedback from attendees and many Ranger Point diehard fans spotted it right away, begging us to call them as soon as it’s available. 

Another HUGE highlight and “booth grabber,” to those walking by was our “Shall Not Be Infringed,” Henry Lever Supreme giveaway with the NRA and We The Free TV. The collaboration brought a substantial amount of traffic and excitement to the booth. Attendees made their way to the Ranger Point Booth to see the giveaway rifle which was mounted on a tripod, front and center. No one puts Baby in the corner! Bringing this idea to life with some of our closest partners while bringing attention to who We The Free was a huge success. We especially enjoyed having fun and memorable conversations with attendees about the company, our future plans, and the lever actions in the booth.

The event was well-organized with no shortage of space, live music, food options, and ample room for those exploring and learning, and easy to get around with some breathing room left over. When working a trade show, the phrase “Embrace the Suck,” comes to mind so being able to see how all the details contributed to the overall quality experience for the attendees makes it all worth it from our side of the table. Our experience as exhibitors was no different. From our trade show experience, the NRA and GES did a fabulous job from the carpet tape to the signage and layout.

We’re excited to be leading the charge in after-market lever action performance parts. NRA attendees reinforced what we already knew; there is no shortage of lever gun fanatics hungry for new and exciting products, and that the beloved lever action platform is thriving, and evolving. To all who stopped by the booth, made us laugh, shared photos, took photos, asked questions, maybe chatted about a conspiracy theory or two, we thank you! You are the reason we do what we do and we appreciate your support.

Stay tuned, show season is just getting started!