RUGER LCP .380 for Compact Carry: Range & Review
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- In this video, we are taking an up close look at the Ruger LCP .380 and how it handles. This is an excellent option for compact carrying. #ruger #rugerlcp #compactpistol
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Ruger LCP is my carry gun. Simple, effective, reliable, and extraordinarily concealable. Overall a nice choice.
I’ve been pocket 0:53 carrying the old, original LCP like yours daily for many years now. It will get the job done and it is indeed better than people give it credit for..that’s why it’s still being sold after all these years.
Well said!
People just don’t understand
Ruger LCP is a nice gun; accurate, reliable, and fun to shoot. Small to large hands, it performs great. Nice backup, put it in your back pocket.
I have XLG glove size and put the Hogue rubber grip sleeve on my LCP, and carry it w/the factory 7 round mag, to aid w/recoil control of such a small pistol.
It's my easiest carry !!
I'm glad Ruger still manufacturers them
I collect the different models
I had purchase this gun today at academy when I tell you I’m in love wit it’s my first ever owning a gun. Best purchase I ever made for pocket carry.
My first gun too I like it next I want assault rifle
What did you pay? I seen it at academy today. I think $250 or $260
U won’t be disappointed ,Ruger makes top notch firearms.I have the original and have shot +p in it since day 1 never had any problems whatsoever,now I have the Lcp 11 in 380 and love it like it was one of the family 😂
@@davisfamilyshenanigans4807I paid $209 for mine at cabelas. With I think 100 rounds and tax etc it was around $265 OTD. My first pistol was a glock 43x, then I got the LCP for pocket carry
Given, as you said, that this is your first firearm you've ever bought doesn't this make this gun purchase the best gun purchase you've ever made just by default?
I'm just saying.
I was a LEO back in the 70's and reminiscing about our experiences with a co-worker. He told me of a time when he was confronted at about 12 feet by a man who shot him in the left thigh with a .380. It turned him a quarter turn and took his leg out from under him. He did manage to return fire with a S&W 29, which ended the encounter. But he admitted being very surprised by the effect of being hit like that by a .380. He was about 6'1' and in great shape, too. Personally, I can't think of a particular caliber I would choose to let someone shoot me with.
In many self-defense scenarios shooting two-handed is not possible, so a gun that can be easily and accurately fired one-handed is a must.
Good review. Most defensive shooting occurs at about 10 feet or less. The standard LCP .380 is plenty accurate enough to stop a bad guy at those distances. I own three of them.
Sweet! They are so easy to carry
Joez you are 100% correct about defensive shooting distances being 10’ and under. So yes, this pistol will serve you well.
A lot if the so called experts, you know appendix carry a double stack with optic and flashlight. Call anything less than a 9 mm a mouse gun. Shoot steel plates all day out to 50 yards. Manly men. In the real world of real people , whose job doesn’t revolve around their “EDC” gun, pocket pistols are frequently carried for self defense. The 380 at realistic gunfighting range will get the job done and save your life if you do your part. As a retired physician, I had a ccw and for over 30 years carried either a 380 Ppk, a Colt Mustang Pocketlite or a 2 inch 38. Occ carry now , still carry them. For heavier out doors carry, a 357 or 45 Colt, for bigger problems
I am thinking 5 feet or less, lol
I'm getting one Saturday and I can't wait! I have slender hands and this is just perfect for me. I can't wait to try it out!
Good instructional video. I am new to carrying and want to absorb as much as I can. I purchased a Ruger LCP MAX 380 and appreciate this video.
As a retired cop whose daily orbits are pretty tame now I’ve carried the LCP for years. It’s been uber reliable and I recently p/u the LCP MAX, 12 round model, and it too has been completely reliable.
Great to know 🙂👍 thanks!
I didn't know they made larger magazines
The LCP Max has a slightly wider grip to accept a double to single stack mag holding 10 rounds & another slightly longer mag holding 12 rounds.
@@garylovegrove1127Ruger makes a 7 shot that extends the grip less than an inch. At the same time it give that dangling finger a solid grip it doesn’t have with the OEM. Put rubber slip on Hogue grips on that and it’s not painful to shoot.
@@drizlerMy LCP is set up w/a Hogue slip on rubber grip & the 7 round factory mag to help w/my XLG hands.
I was given a 10th anniversary ruger LCP 380 and I love it and carry it everywhere
The best explanation of this firearm for me.
Fantastic. I appreciate that you are careful, clear and concise on your review of this pistol. I picked one up used today. Figured it’s a good carry for when your wearing a suit or just wanting to travel light. Thanks again.
Thank you!🙂👍
This is my favorite carry pistol. I've carried it daily for over 3 years and I love it. I shoot it every time I visit the range and I've grown to be very accurate with it. I highly recommend the M*Carbo trigger spring kit which cuts the trigger weight in half, as well as the rubber Hogue grip which allows for a much better hold on such a small gun. I upgraded from the factory 6 round mags to the factory 7 round mags which give you a little more pinky room. I also recommend Precision One hollow point ammo, as it seems to be the most consistent preformer according to the .380 Ammo Quest video series. Thanks for the video! It's cool to see this gun still getting love after the release of the LCP Max.
Thank you as well for all the great info🙂!
Just picked up the LCP. I ran 50 rounds of Fiocchi 95gr and had four failures to eject. In your experience, do you have a minimum round count to expect before the LCP is broken in? Also, the rounds were ejecting up and over my head directly behind me. Is that normal in your experience? Two landed directly on top of my head.
@@buddditchendorf1847 yes mine did that too, and from what I understand that's quite common. TH-cam search "Ruger 380 extractor problem fix". I did the minor amount of filing suggested in that video and it completely solved that problem. Also, since my last comment I started having issues with the 7 round mags so I don't use them anymore. I'd recommend sticking to the Ruger 6 rounders. I also have had a few problems with the MCarbo trigger spring kit where one of the springs pops out of place occasionally when firing causing the gun to become completely inoperable. I've since switched my carry gun but I plan on putting the factory springs back in at some point and hopefully that will alleviate the problem. Quite the bummer cause the lighter trigger was so nice!
@@buddditchendorf1847. try other ammo. Some are finicky especially on break in period till things settle down. I reload my own except the carry stuff. Mine only fails to feed when I didn’t size the case quite enough.
Small grip??? Get the factory extended mag. Cant believe you didnt have one.
I have 5 guns and my LCP is my favorite. I often forget that I have it on me. Micro carry is always the best option for me no matter what season because I don't wear bulky clothing able to conceal anything much larger. I have a North American Arms mini revolver as well, but the LCP is still more comfortable and is actually semi auto.
Very cool! Glad it works well for you
Just picked up the LCP. I ran 50 rounds of Fiocchi 95gr and had four failures to eject. In your experience, do you have a minimum round count to expect before the LCP is broken in or a recommend ammo to use? Also, the rounds were ejecting up and over my head directly behind me. Is that normal in your experience? Two landed directly on top of my head.
@@buddditchendorf1847Break it in with FMJ. Shoot at least 100rd through it then start shooting HP. Buy a few different brands and see what one it likes. The springs in brand new guns are super tight on any micro compact and need 2-300 rounds through it to be considered broken in. As far as brass going over your head, who knows.
Thanks for a straight forward review and no hidden agenda
I recently obtained one of these. I've put a Hogue grip on it; fits much better in my hand now. It is small and light enough that I am using an appropriately-sized cellphone holster to conceal-carry it, with a spare mag.
Good idea. Will try a cell phone case too.
You make a great instructor.
You share your knowledge in a gentle calming way that is easily understood. Thank you for understanding the many needs for an easier rack or lighter weapon. I appreciate your time and your reviews. You continue to educate me and others❣️
Thank you and glad to be of service!
I had one of these many years ago and sold it. Now that I am older, several times I have wished I had it back. Good video! New subscriber.
Thanks for coming aboard! 🙂
I just got one on Friday. So far I love it. I'm built very small and it's hard to conceal my other pistols. This one fits nicely on my hip and with a Hoodie on you can't tell I have it under there.
I have the LCP and love it, especially for church carry 👍 My EC9S is my edc for most other occasions. Thank you for a straight forward video 👍😀🙏
Thanks my friend for your wonderful input as well!
Just picked up the LCP. I ran 50 rounds of Fiocchi 95gr and had four failures to eject. In your experience, do you have a minimum round count to expect before the LCP is broken in or a recommend ammo to use? Also, the rounds were ejecting up and over my head directly behind me. Is that normal in your experience? Two landed directly on top of my head.
@@buddditchendorf1847I only have about 100 rounds through it, but haven't had any of the issues you describe. I use Corbon JHP and Fiochi fmj with no issues. I recently got the LCP MAX, but still prefer the LCP due to the very short trigger pull on the max.. just don't trust it yet. Best regards 👍🙏
I carry this gun often. I do recommend very highly the Hogue grip made specifically for the LCP 380. It pins to the frame and covers the empty space at the back of the mag well after the plastic Mag well cap is removed. It helps very much with the grip and recoil.
I love it! What's good about it is also what's bad about it....small, long trigger pull, low capacity, 380, and thin. Understand its purpose! But that being said, it's something that could be more useful than most people think
I recently purchased the basic black Ruger LCP 380. I had sold my LCPII a few months ago due to the trigger being "too light" for me to carry in my pocket with a round in the chamber. Nothing wrong with the gun itself, the light trigger just bothered me. The Ruger LCP Max interested me with it's increased round count, however, at age 73 I am a senior on a very limited income and I could not justify paying twice as much for the Max than the basic black LCP 380. I bought two extra 6 round mags so 18 rounds of 380 go out the door with me everyday.
Thank you 411 Outdoors LLC. Excellent video! I've been carrying since 1996 when it became legal in Texas. I've messed around with larger caliber pistols but sooner or later would start leaving the big heavy ones behind on occasion. Number one rule of a gun fight is to have a gun. I went to the LCP about 3 years ago. Like the Kel-Tec P3AT I carried before (they are virtually identical), it's ALWAYS in my right front pocket. I like the Desantis pocket holster. The LCP2 is more popular and is definitely better at the range with better sights and a lighter trigger. The sights are meaningless in an actual combat situation and the lighter trigger is a big negative in my opinion. Same reason I don't like Glocks. It's too easy to accidentally fire it when drawing. A trigger safety is really no safety at all. In a combat situation, I promise you won't notice the long trigger pull. Concealed carry must be a compromise if you want to be armed at all times. Newbies always insist "it's not uncomfortable at all". I smile to myself when I hear that nonsense. I'd like to tote the M-60 I carried in Vietnam, but it's not very comfortable.
Have one for years now with a red dot.. Love it... Easy conceal
Absolutely 💯
Your two Little Friends are Very nice. Nothing wrong with them or the Caliber. As you know...a .380 is still a 9mm with a little less gunpowder.
I also like. 22LR , though some people don't. Just like any Tool... their is a Time and Place for it. Those are Perfect for Urban EDC.
So true on all points! I love gun reviews and have a lot more coming
I just bought this gun brand new at durham’s for $220 and it was a great deal. My mom and girlfriend want one now and they hate guns. It comes with a pocket holster and a lock. Plus a couple stickers
I carried an LCP .380 for Eight years. I shot it early on quite a bit to make sure it worked and my marksmanship was up to snuff. Early this Spring I went to the range with it and due to my arthritis getting worse, I couldn't hold it firmly enough and as a result it caused malfunctions similar to limp wristing. I traded it in on an S&W Bodyguard .380 and was very happy with the results. I loved the LCP until it didn't work for me. Thank you for another enjoyable video.
Very welcome! Thank you
Im so glad you reviewed this gun. I bought this pistol for $200 almost 5 years ago and I just like to watch people shoot my guns when I can't 😆. Id like to recommend a couple of upgrades I did to mine: i attached a pocket clip so that I can clip it inside my waist band like a pocket knife. I also put a Hogue grip making it so much easier to hold on to (i had to cut the grip to accommodate the belt clip.) And lastly i ordered extended magazines (+1) so the mag extends the grip and now I have 1 extra bullet just in case. People trash talk these little guns but I'm glad to see you shoot yours as well as I shoot mine. Within 21 feet i feel pretty comfortable carrying this thing. Its so light I can clip it to my pajama pants or basketball shorts and the printing is minor and I barely feel like Im wearing it. I do NOT carry this gun chambered. I know people are gonna hate me for that and they should! I personally dont want a dog or small child to accidentally snag that trigger with a paw or foot and next thing you know Im facing charges when all I wanted to do was go to church. Plus my carry style is appendix so jumping dogs and kids are always at that height level. Unless you're expecting to be attacked 24/7, maybe just train yourself how to draw and cock your pistol, run some drills. Gun safety is too important to walk around like you're in a warzone fully loaded. Plus having kids in my home, none of my guns are chambered and ready to fire unless its a revolver but those are far from kiddos... actually only 2 of my pistols have a safety 😆 and they're both 22lrs, just saying carrying chambered isnt practiced in my house and that's okay, especially when your guns dont have a safety switch.
What pocket clip do you have?
@@edwinizaguirre1840 Techna Clip. The non skeletonized looking version. You have to cut the hogue grip if you want both accessories on there, the grip and clip make the entire gun way more EDC.
Was thinking about picking one up recently. I personally carry an sig 365xl but I’m a small guy and if I’m not wearing baggy clothes I have some printing. This review gave me all the info I needed!
Awesome!
Beretta Pico is my most concealable pistol. Carry it anywhere. My LCP Max is a great gun, too.
I own a LCP MAX .. its a nice pistol
The LCP 380 is great deep conceal option with the heavier trigger .. especially for pocket carry
I like 95gr FNFMJ for carry in my 380s
We have had an LCP in the house for about 12 years. Its stiff trigger small width and short grip make it uncomfortable to shoot. I added a Hogue Grip which made it a bit more comfortable to shoot. I probably shoot 200 practice rounds a year and carry it 180 days a year. The rest of the year I carry a 9mm.
There are more comfortable to shoot 380's out there, but I won't trade this in.
I just purchased one, so im here to learn all I can about my new toy
This is a great little every day carry pistol and those well at close range🙂👍
I pick mine up tomorrow and I think I will go with some light, 55 grain to keep the recoil down, the muzzle velocity up, and be more accurate at hitting vital organs. As you said, it's not all about bullet size, but bullet placement. Many people die from .22's so it's hard to argue.
I carry my LCP 2 all the time with 7 round mag. By far my most carried pistol out of the many I own. Surprisingly accurate and very easy to carry. I jokingly refer to it as my high capacity derringer 7+1 isn’t bad in the pocket.
First time on your channel got to say informative intelligent and precise I like this keep up the great work
Thanks my friend!
Your video was a help in deciding my decision for purchasing a pocket gun. Thank you
Great Info .. Just bought one !
Hope you enjoy it!
First time I've seen you. Love the way you talk and explain things. SUBSCRIBED
Thanks so much!
I just bought the LCP .380 ACP single stack on Saturday and extra magazines. I haven't shot it yet, but I love the size and looks. I just subbed to you as well.
Thank you!
I like my ruger lcp 380 a lot - it's light-thin- I have been carrying it in my pocket everyday- all day long -for months-(no round chambered)-nobody ever noticed it
I just bought one of these and though it looks like yours in every detail it is the hardest rack of any gun I have ever fired all the way up to .357. I wish it worked like yours. It takes all my strength.
It will get easier to rack as the slide and spring work in. Try 100 rounds through it, with a mix of ammo types also for break in. (PS 50+ rounds at the same session though is usually enough on my hand and wrist due to the light weight of the pistol for control!)
Loved your video. I just purchased the LCP and love it and I went to Talon Grips and got add on textured grips and they have different types of textures very reasonable.
I had a Springfield Mod 2, but it was to big and heavy for my purse. So, I'm looking into this gun. Trying to decide if the DAO is the best way to go. Thank you for the review.
Very good informative video! That Ruger 380 will go THROUGH several walls of sheetrock AND depending on what ammo (Xtreme Defender 380 for me) does pretty good in gel tests. Thanks for sharing, God bless you.
You as well! 🙂
Good review. We carry the LCPs. Decent little pieces.
I was pleasantly surprised! This one belongs to someone else but I’m thinking I’d like to have one. I carry the Ruger EC 9S.
Im getting one as a conceal for chuech security. Talked to a friend who has it as his conceal weapon. Says for what i plan on using it for, it a good piece.
This will be the last gun to ensure 100% protection 100% of the time. I daily carry my G19 with 2 spare mags (50 rounds total) while at work. The smallest gun I currently own is my G43 which I use when dressing more tailored. But the G43 trigger requires a kydex holster. I dont feel like wearing a kydex holster while working out in gym shorts or walking around the house in my PJs at night. With the LCPs much longer and heavier trigger and its EXTREME lightweight and size, I can solve both of those scenarios now. Picking it up in 3 days. Can't wait.
I have a few 100 rounds through mine with various types of hollow points and range ammo. My LCP is a great reliable firearm never had a single malfunction and I can shoot a paper plate at 10 or 15 yards consistently, I've even stretched out to 20 yards and make good shot placement, I did upgrade to the aluminum Mcarbo trigger and granulate talon grips but I kept all the springs stock because I don't want to reduce reliability on a primer strike, I love my LCP and it would be the last gun I ever get rid of. I have it on me 24/7. I have the factory 6 round magazines and the factory 7 round magazines which I highly recommend. I use a 68 grain extreme defender ammunition from underwood ammo the function great and pack a serious punch for a 380 i suggest checking out some ballistic videos with that specific 380 ammo in a short barrel pistol. I train with mine at minimal once per month and it's a great shooter.
Modern proliferation of .380 ammo has made it much cheaper to practice than it was 5-10 years ago. That being said, if your fundamentals are in check, one can have no issues keeping all rounds within a 10 inch circle at 25 yards with this little LCP. It’s no target or competition pistol, but this little guy is perfect for what it is.
Im impressed with mine. Purchased hogue rubber grip (easy install) and also magazine hilts made so you can get a 3 finger grip instead of 2
Hogue grip makes a big difference. Both of mine have the Hogue grip.
@@JohnDoeSmith08 I also use Hogue slip on grip and use ARX 56 grain ammo. These two sure helps with recoil -says the 76 y3ar old man!!!!!
Well done video. Thank you for doing this review.
I got my hands on the LCP, LCP2 and the LCP MAX today. I feel like the “max” only loosened the tension a bit to make it feel smoother.
Great video, was interested in getting one and your video answered a lot of my concerns. Thanks
I've been considering getting one of these lcp 380's. I personally don't have any specific calibers to carry, I'll use anything that's reliable. I like 45acp and 9mm's including 380. Lately I've been carrying a 1911 A1 I really like that gun but it's not very practical. A Glock in 40 cal will probably be my next daily carry. Good stuff guy.
Thanks my friend!
People used to berate the original LCP for the trigger. ThTs why I bought the Custom. Guess what , the trigger feels exactly the same. I’ve fired both one in each hand. Customs sights better higher and easily snagged. The standard has lower sights which don’t snag. Tomato / tomAto as far as I am concerned both are fine.
A 7 shot mag makes it very much more comfortable and Hogue grips are another thing you really will appreciate your hand in particular. I’ve had mine 8 years and it’s all I need. Best of all it’s got a trigger i can truest that’s as good as a revolver.
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Ruger 👍. LCP ll and LCP MAX 👍. EC9s 👍.
Thank you for the good video!
My family and I like hicking and camping in the national forest. LCP is one of my favorites. I understand it is nothing against bears or charging hogs, but it is a great little gun if you and your dog are surrounded by a pack of crossbreed coyotes. It helped me in this situation once, and im glad i had it on me that day. I'm glad I don't live in bear country. Otherwise, I would prefer something like G20.
Excellent review!
Thanks for contributing.
Thanks brother 🙂👊
I just purchased one, (Cabelas listed price is very reasonable $219.00) plus, it's very light weight, which was my Full reason for purchase, Ankle holster, (extremely conceal) and comfortable. My Ruger Max9, hidden in my gut neoprene holster, is very uncomfortable. I prefer the belt holster, but that's not an option in public now a day's. Also, concerning the Ruger LCP, I don't like the fact that there is no safety, therefore I will never keep a bullet in the chamber. That's my personal safety preference. Honestly, I pray I never use this pistol. It's just for peace of mind. Like you stated, it's better then No gun at all.
Macho gun people will make fun of this gun but it has made me feel absolute safe doing my job. When it comes down to it, not every gun is for every body but for a gun this is one of the easiest to conceal, especially for women who aren’t very big. It’s perfect for me.
Subbed. Great video. Refreshing honestly
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for this and the size comparison with the 9 especially.
One thing i like about this original lcp is that theres a ton of aftermarket accessories and spare parts are cheap and available! As well as upgrades the only downside now that the max is out is the capacity but i carry a single stack beretta in 9mm i dont mind it
I carry on in a pocket holster when I'm not able to have my normal holster on my hip and a larger caliber handgun. It's reliable and the newer self defense ammo is good. It's a "Get off me" gun. not for longer ranges.
I keep the LCP .380 with 100gr ball on an ankle holster. You don't even know you're wearing it. Its not for fast draw BUT if someone comes into a store armed, most people kneel down (Its a human instinct). That's when the LCP goes into the hand. Surprise Surprise.
My LCP first issue is EXTREMELY hard slide to rack. Cleaned oiled and still extremely hard slide to rack. Will get rid of this one.
Shocking👍 thanks for sharing
My P3AT, which Ruger basically copied had been my BUG for years, these teeny guns have their place.
I noticed you changed out the plastic takedown pin for an aluminum one. That is the only weak point I have found in this pistol. Great pistol. Don’t let the so called experts tell you a 380 is too weak. I am 71 years old with arthritis in my hands. I would rather carry my LCP that I can shoot well than a 9mm I may not be able to hold
I seen the upgraded scalloped trigger. How hard is it to install and do you think it’s worth it? Also what price around or about does one cost. Thanks loved the honest review of the lcp
Thank you!
Nice review and comments. What is the holster you use on the LCP. ? I’m looking for a clip on that isn’t bulky. That seems to fit slim from what I could tell
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.380 isn't a bad rd my old PPS instructor carried a .380 as his main sidearm when he worked protection details , his thing was the type of ammo he carried in his mag. his 1st rd was ball and he said you do that center mass and you will know if your attackers are wearing body armor , which you follow up with 2 too the head with jacketed hollow point rds , 2nd mag same as yr 1st , 3rd all Ball.
380 is dangerous like 9mm
@@patrickraymondvergar why
Here's hoping mine is just as cooperative as yours and anyone else who picked this LCP. I nabbed one earlier this summer but yet have to test it on the range. So far it's had odd behavior. The mags need quite a shove or smack, the first round doesn't seat right and requires fiddling the slide, and empty mags (I have 3) don't allow lock back. Ruger's a good brand but considering my lifetime of bad luck I just may have picked the one of a few thousand which isn't up to quality standard.
Nice video, I think you were spot on in your critique of the LCP.
Thanks!
If you’ve got big (or even normal-sized) hands, get the Hogue grip for your LCP. Makes a world of difference.
I’m a petite woman and have a 9 mm Ruger, and was considering getting this model but I don’t like the recoil on my current one. I LOVE how the 380 Ez shoots but want something more compact. Is there something you would recommend that gives less recoil but is also compact?
I can’t really think of anything smaller than this other than a deringer but I fear that kicks too much and it usually just allows two rounds
@@411Outdoors I’m not looking for anything smaller than this. I just want something compact but with low recoil. The Smith and Wesson 380 Ez is enjoyable for me to shoot with but it’s bigger than a 9 mm. I wanted something with a similar feel but smaller than the 380.
My wife doesn't like guns. Aside from me, our daughter is the only other shooter in the family. I bought one of these for my 90 lb. wife, and she loves it, she says it's "cute". Whatever, as long as she uses it if she ever needs to. My personal carry fave is my .40 S&W M&P Compact that I converted into a nice 9mm, but the Ruger ended up really growing on me, enough that I even got one for myself, it's a great little piece! =D
Another reviewer claims that the back end of the slide has 2 very sharp points and when firing the gun it will cut your hand. Did you find this when you fired the gun?
I see your grip with both hands is below the slide and at from the point of contact mentioned by the other reviewer.
Thank you👍🏼
I didnt experience anything similar from what I can remember. Thanks my friend!
LCP is sweet. I have the third generation, the LCP Max.
love my lcp2. like the fact of last round hold open.
Thank you for the very good video. I’ve carried my LCPll for years. This is also a good video for beginners. I will show it to my girlfriend. 👍👌🙏
Glad it was helpful!
"LCP is better than an NP" I know this first-hand... learned the hard way.
Great review! Thanks! I will have to take a look at one. 👍👍
I've just decided that I wanted a small light weight pocket. Been hearing about the Ruger LCP for many years. I like the Max. But have found the I'll call first gen. LCP between $210-$225. That's new. Your video gave me all I need. I don't need all the fancy on the newer LCP's. This one is perfect for my pocket or ankle.
I bought one of the first LCP, mine works flawless.
My primary gun is a Glock 26.
Now I think the Glock 43 is a better option in this days.
That’s what I carry as well 👍
This guy has a really cool southern accent. Good video.
I like these little pistols , but I have had for 4 . One is nice and accurate out to 20-25 yards . The others cant hit the broadside of a barn at 20-25 yards .
LCP better than NPC...🙏🏽🌅🕊️
💯😂👍
Great informative review. Subscribed.
Awesome thank you!🙂
This is my bosses EDC.
Went to the range with him yesterday. It consistently jammed after every shot.
Asked when he cleaned it last. Said he never had. Dont know how long he's had it. Told him to give it to me so I can clean it.
Can't be having that issue with your EDC.
That's my first impressions of the gun personally.
I love the size though
Appreciate you sharing! Most definitely gotta keep clean. I thankfully have had that problem but you are so correct
Never had one to jam, great gun. Dirty definitely isn’t good, but cheap or old ammo can cause problems too.
That’s with any gun
Great review. Nice job. 👍
What does "no built-in safety feature" mean? I'm about to purchase my first gun, and someone recommended this one.
It just means there’s no buttons to click to activate a safety. The only safety is keeping your finger off the trigger and the muzzle in a safe direction.
A gun having a safety or not is almost a 'religious' discussion of whether to insist a carry pistol has one, or it definitely should not have one... (or have a safety and not utilize it, or to carry one in the chamber or have to rack it before shooting). People have strong opinions one way or the other and you probably aren't going to convince them they are wrong.
Note also the Ruger LCP while it has no manual safety, it is double action, the trigger pull with one chambered is quite long and heavy to prevent accidentally pulling the trigger (similar to a revolver, which also have no safety). Note the LCP II and LCP Max the hammer is back and ready to fire so I would not personally carry either of them loaded with one in the chamber ready to fire.
Good video dude. I love mine. I have a shield but I carry my lcp a lot still, easy to fit in the pocket or hide in said pocket at work. I think it looks great, like a mini PPK. Same capacity as the PPK too. If a person trains with it a few times they can definitely turn it into a tack driver. I hate to sound like a douche, but I’m very accurate with it 😂.
Hey brother that’s awesome! Sounds like you’ve put in the work 🙂👊. Thanks my friend
Ppl that shot mine were did well; they wanted it, but I won’t let it go. It’s a keeper.
I've had mine for a couple years now and have a extended mag 10rnd. Better grip. The only thing I hate about it is there's no safety
You have to be the safety.
I'm looking to get one for protection. I've had some little prick and his buddies stalking me online for a year and they just released my address. I have small hands so I've been looking into picking this. I'm out of Indiana so I don't need a permit to conceal carry
Thanks for the insight!
I'll be picking one up bass pro got em on sale rn 😂
I bought one of these a couple weeks ago. Thought it would be nice when anything bigger won’t work. Well I’m not so sure about that now. At 15-20 feet I can’t hit nothing. I’m not sure it’s safe unless the target is on top of me.
It’s definitely a close range weapon. I hit my targets in the video pretty successfully add around 10 to 15 feet I think I know exactly what you’re talking about those far as distance.
What's your thoughts on leaving a magazine loaded over extended time periods?
I’ve always heard (and believed) if you have quality ammo and quality magazines and they’re properly stored. You can keep them that way as long as you want to.
Good review and demo! Good job.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 🙂
Great job. Very informative
Glad you enjoyed it!