Ruger LCP
MSRP: $350.00
Used Price: $277.89 -7.83%
New Price: $323.46 -3.83%
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See DealThe Ruger LCP is a compact 380 Auto from the industry leader in rugged, reliable firearms. From backup firearms for law enforcement to licensed carry for personal protection, the LCP is the perfect choice. Designed with both male and female shooters in mind, the LCP is as affordable as it is reliable. At just 9.40 ounces (with an empty magazine), the LCP is lightweight and ideal for all-day carry - ensuring you have it when and where you need it. Specifications: Overall Length: 5.16" Rate-of-Twist: 1-in-16" RH Additional Info: Glass-Filled Nylon Frame Additional Info: 3.6" Overall Height Additional Info: .820" Overall Width
| Colt Ammo .380 Acp 80gr. Solid Copper Hollow Point 20 BGS: 719006321 | $7.00 |
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| Legend Ammo .380acp 100gr. Fmj 50 Rounds BGS: 719015045 | $8.00 |
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| Legend Ammo Pro Trainer 380acp 65gr Frangible BGS: 411557792 | $8.00 |
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| Legend Ammo .380acp 80gr. Solid Hollow Point 20 Rounds BGS: 21352 | $8.00 |
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| Dynamic Research Terminal Shock 380acp Jhp 85gr 20rds BGS: 88070 | $9.00 |
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| Maxxtech 380 Auto Ammunition Ptgb380b 95 Grain Full Metal Jacket 50 Rounds BGS: 411558547 | $9.00 |
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| Silver Bear .380acp 94gr. BGS: 713074487 | $10.00 |
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| Tulammo Tulammo 380 Automatic Colt Pistol (acp) Full Metal J BGS: 64053 | $10.00 |
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| Aguila 1e802110 380 95 Gr 50rd/bx BGS: 96090 | $11.00 |
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| Armscor 380acp 95gr Fmj 50/1000 BGS: 714000346 | $11.00 |
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$350.00
$277.89 -7.83%
$323.46 -3.83%
| Brand | Ruger |
|---|---|
| Category | Handguns |
| Weight | 10 oz |
| Action | Double Action |
| Caliber | .380 ACP |
| Capacity | 6+1 |
| Finish | Blue |
| Gun Type | Semi-Automatic Pistol |
| Sights | Fixed |
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James W on Ruger LCP
I bought this gun for my wife and might I say it is a great gun. Shot 50 rds 1st day no jams or nothin. Good accuracy for 25 ft or less. So light and small.
The LCP II is the ultimate pocket carry gun. It is lightweight, but does an admirable job of controlling recoil given its size. The sights are better than on similar guns from Taurus or Kel-Tec, but I still needed to paint my front sight to get the most accuracy. If night sights were available, the LCP II would be the perfect. ...more
My almost everyday carry pocket auto...Prolly have ran 400-500 rounds through it, both FMJ and lots of carry grade JHP with out a single failure to feed, etc. Surprisingly, when using the sights, it shoots to point of aim...Glad I have one.
I only have 100 rounds of .380 FMJ (Fiocchi, Tulammo and GECCO) ammo through this Ruger pocket pistol. rnAbout three rounds of the Tulammo, steel-case ammo needed assistance to chamber. All rounds went bang.rnThe gun is pretty accurate at 22 feet. I'm an average shot and I can hit two-inch circles about one out of three times. rnThis LCP is a MAJOR IMPROVEMENT over the, I believe it was pre-2013, LCP pistols. I know the blue-camornlook is pretty wild, but I have never owned a wacky-looking gun before. Since Ruger calls this look "Moonshine"rnI now refer to this piece as "my little hillbilly pocket pistol" don't cha know. ...more
I purchased an LCP at a great price. I ordered it on Friday and it was ready for pick-up at my FFL on Tuesday. I was also considering the LCP II, but decided on the LCP. The double-action trigger pull is smooth, the sights are adequate, and I think it will work well for its intended purpose. This is the first time I've bought a gun online and am pleased with the results. ...more
Received my firearm in good condition. Clean, with some type of protectant on it. Lubed and put some FMJ's and some JHP's through it. Slide lock is a bit tight and magazines want to fight their way in. Hoping that it loosens up with time. Otherwise, a nice soft shooting firearm. I can only get 2 fingers on it, but didn't expect more. Pocket holster is ok, but the rubber band that they put on the grip that I think is supposed to mimic a grip of some sort falls into the category of useless. I actually liked the trigger. Light, smooth, hit the wall, then a clean break. Relatively short reset. I actually think that it's a better trigger than they put on M&P's and Glocks and they could/should both take notice. Nice mouse gun for the money. If the older LCP's had this trigger, I would get a couple more. ...more
Great handgun. To me it is the most spectacular invention of the 21st century. This would be my 4th LCP that I own and I have never been let down with one. Russian steel ammo can run just as smooth as brass in these things. Magazines are cheap and plentiful along with a variety of accessories. I do not collect these in my own sense. I doubt anyone would desire one in 50 years unless it would be the ultimate LCP made of gold. I do however want a back up to my back up and maybe a few in storage. I carry so many guns from day to day I tend have a general idea of what gun to pack for each scenario. The LCP averages the most carry situations and I even double it up easily carrying two without worry about discomfort. This blue one looks okay. Not really a fan of a colored gun but that was not going to break my deal. The trigger on it is great with a crisp break. Price is unbelievable .. Thank you Buds rnrnNow if only Ruger would make an LCP with 3.75 inch Barrel and Hi Vis Target Sights... Please... someone from Ruger ...more
Really happy with my purchase with Buds. My first cc and it is working out great. Love the LCPII and would recommend it to anyone.
Great price and a great little gun
I brought this brand new pistol to the range and it was jamming every three shots using Remington .380 UMC. The edges of the slide are very sharp and I cut my finger several times when cocking the pistol. The trigger is not as hard to pull as people say but is does have a long travel. If you intend to buy this pistol, you should to think of purchasing the Promag 10rounds magazine so it can extend the grip to the size of your hand and of course, to have more rounds. ...more