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Since it's introduction at the 2008 S.H.O.T. Show, the Ruger LCP has remained one of the most favored 380 ACP carry guns due to its sleek size and lightweight feel coupled with the reliability that you have come to expect from Ruger.
At 9.4 oz. unloaded, this is among the lightest carry guns and at less than .82" wide and 5.16" long it is easy to conceal in a pocket, purse, ankle, or the small of the back. This pistol features a long smooth trigger pull resulting in an accurate shot relative to a gun of this size. An added positive of this pistol is that when the hammer cocks back, it is never exposed past the outside of the slide reducing the chance that the hammer will snag on your clothing.
Although the slide does not remain back after the last round is fired, the slide can manually be locked to the rear by pivoting the slide lock up into its notch allowing a shooter to show clear while at the range practicing.
If you're looking for a quality backup gun that offers excellent concealment, then look no further than Sturm, Ruger & Co's LCP 380. Since Ruger's entrance into the firearm manufacturing business they have led the industry with innovation, quality, and value.
At 9.4 oz. unloaded, this is among the lightest carry guns and at less than .82" wide and 5.16" long it is easy to conceal in a pocket, purse, ankle, or the small of the back. This pistol features a long smooth trigger pull resulting in an accurate shot relative to a gun of this size. An added positive of this pistol is that when the hammer cocks back, it is never exposed past the outside of the slide reducing the chance that the hammer will snag on your clothing.
Although the slide does not remain back after the last round is fired, the slide can manually be locked to the rear by pivoting the slide lock up into its notch allowing a shooter to show clear while at the range practicing.
If you're looking for a quality backup gun that offers excellent concealment, then look no further than Sturm, Ruger & Co's LCP 380. Since Ruger's entrance into the firearm manufacturing business they have led the industry with innovation, quality, and value.
Additional Information
| Brand | Ruger |
|---|---|
| Cost Per Round | No |
| Condition | new |
| Caliber | 380 Auto |
| Manufacturer SKU | 3701 |
| Capacity | 6+1 |
| Sights Included | Fixed |
| Finish | Blued-Steel |
| Color | Black |
| Width | .82" |
| Height | 3.6" |
| Length | 5.16" |
| Weight (empty) | 9.4 oz |
| Barrel Length | 2.75" |
| Sight Radius | No |
| Safety Type | None |
| Detachable Magazine | Yes |
| Magazines Included | 1 |
| Trigger Operation | Double-Action Only (DAO) |
| Trigger Pull | No |
| Magazine Capacity | 6 Rounds |
| Firearm Size | Sub-Compact |
| Series | Ruger LCP |
Customer Reviews
- Horrendous trigger pull! Ran, don't walk, away - Review by Boscoe
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This pistol has the worst trigger pull I have ever experienced. Bought it back in September, but didn't take it to the range until last week. The trigger pull was terrible - and would jerk you off point. Also experienced four misfires/fouls in 100 rounds. Went directly from range to trade in on Colt . 380 Pocketlite.Quality Performance Value
I would not trust my life to the Ruger. (Posted on 1/28/13) - great gun very compact light weight and also accrate - Review by 50sguy
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Have owned a lot of compact carrys This by far the best (Posted on 1/23/13)Performance Value Quality - Excellent gun for the money - Review by First Gunner
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Great gun that fits easily in my pocket. Shoots well, little kick, makes a lot of noise. Great for home protection! (Posted on 12/21/12)Performance Value Quality - Great little gun - Review by Spartan
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This is a super easy to carry, accurate for it's size, little gun. It nicely fits my large hand and I can peg bullseyes pretty well from 20 feet. Easy to conceal and accurate and the price is a true value especially with this sale. Nice gun. (Posted on 8/8/11)Performance Value Quality
Product Question and Answer
Q: I am a retired California peace officer. Is this weapon available for purchase by me?
Posted On: 8/11/11 By: Jim Brooks
A: Due to fluctuations in the Californian firearms laws you will need to contact the state Attorney General for information on non roster firearms.