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LCP II failure to feed Big Time Problem! I purchased a brand new LCP II .22 about 4 days ago after seeing all the glowing reports about it on Youtube. Took it home thoroughly cleaned and lubed it. Took it to the range after purchase three separate models of CCI .22 ammo. The Velocitor, the Stinger and the Segmented HP, all of which reportedly ...
mndoggie. 4840 posts · Joined 2010. #9 · Mar 23, 2023. I just got an email ad from Sportsmans Warehouse where they are selling the LCP II .380 AT $100 OFF. That puts the price around $260. Corndog, randyr5, curt mini14 and 1 other person.
Hello, Yesterday, I just bought a brand new Ruger LCP Max 380 Elite (red trigger). I had to buy it online and do an FFL transfer because I couldn't find the elite locally (so I could not test the trigger). I have never fired it. I am right handed. I brought it home and began testing the trigger with my RIGHT hand.
This quick discussion is on Topic of Trigger Upgrades on the Max 380. I have been intrested in upgrading my factory to a new Upgrade possibly the Flat Trigger. Galloway Precision has one called Sigurd short stroke trigger that looks promising.However I thought Id approach the forums to see or colec info from those with pros and cons of upgrading.
You guys get the necromancer award for resurrecting an over 5-year-old thread! Just kidding - it’s an issue that comes up from time to time, so great chance to rehash it. Ruger says “no +P” in the LCP, probably at least in part because +P isn’t defined in .380 ACP, so you have no idea how “hot” it is.
Found a solution to the LCP being hard to rack. I was having a heck of a time racking my new LCP as well as my Walther PPK. .380 as both have really strong recoil springs. After much aggravation I decided to take matters in hand and solve the problem.
Reply Quote Like. no.1carpenterchase. 5 posts · Joined 2023. #8 ·Feb 27, 2023. I got the mcarbo spring kit and flat trigger for ruger lcp max. Love it. 5½ pound pull to 3½ pound. No finger bite. Got the spring kit and trigger for ruger lcp. 5½-6½ pull down to 4½ pounds. The trigger suks.
The original LCP has a longer heavier trigger pull compared to the Max. I'd say the LCP has more like a revolver like trigger pull. Me, I like that longer heavy trigger pull. Personal preference. I don't like pocket carry either. I can fit either in my pocket, but for draw I feel I can do better from a holster.
The gun itself will not make an appreciable difference. The ammo, however, will; a fully loaded LCP will have more net weight than a LCP Max with one round. By my looking, a .380 weighs about 1/3 oz. With 10 in the gun, that would be 3 1/2 oz. So the biggest factor in the recoil will be if the gun is fully loaded or has just one round in it.
It actually would be a passable idea IF there was a useful laser available for that model pistol, which there isn't. The only useful such lasers are the 'Laserguard' style, from Crimson Trace. There IS an alternative, so long as you can accept the limitations: TR39GS for Ruger LCP Max-TR39GS. bevron44.