Ruger LCP II .380 ACP Blue/Black Pistol

A: No, this comes in a Ruger Labeled cardboard box, 1 Magazine, Grip Extension floor plate, Includes a Pocket Holster. Cable lock, owners manual and warranty registration card. ------ Note from the manufacturer: Six-round LCP magazines are compatible with the LCP II, but will not activate the last round hold-open feature of the LCP II. Seven-round LCP magazines are NOT compatible with the LCP II.

A: AMS 380ACP 95GR FMJ 50PK 50PK/20 BRASS CASE Model #: 380 Price: $11.51 https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/712000068/AMS+380ACP+95GR+FMJ+50PK+50PK%2F20+BRASS+CASE

A: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/mobile/product/65979/american_eagle_ae380ap_full_metal_jacket_50rd_95gr_380_auto?cpath= Federal American eagle ammo is good for both 380 and 40 S&W

A: Michael, any of the standard 95gr full metal jacket such as Fiocchi, Armscor, Estate, S&B and Gego will work. Here (https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/ammo_search.php/caliber/10000716/v/1/sort/1a/380+Automatic+Colt+Pistol+%28ACP%29). However, you should get some practice 380 ammunition that is close to the same power as ammo you would be using for self-defense. Most folks shoot anemic target loads then put in self defense loads that are much hotter. Points of aim and bullet strikes can be different enough to "get you in trouble". If your target and self defense loads are close in power, your developed muscle memory will be similar with either load. Underwood Ammunition takes care of this with target and SD loads that are close in power here : https://underwoodammo.com/shop/handgun-ammo/380-acp/

A: Armscor makes some decent ammo, its federal and functions perfectly in my LCP 1. Its low cost if buying in bulk online. Shipping is what kills you, I will only buy ammo in bulk online.

A: Brian, this pistol comes with one 6rd magazine with pinky extension. FAMILY:LCP II Series MODEL:LCP II TYPE:Semi-Auto Pistol ACTION:Semi-Auto FINISH:Blued STOCK/FRAME:Polymer Frame STOCK/GRIPS:Black Polymer WEIGHT:10.6 oz. CALIBER/GAUGE:380 ACP CAPACITY:6+1 # OF MAGS:1 MAGAZINE DESC:6 rd. BARREL:2.75" OVERALL LENGTH:5.17" RATE-OF-TWIST:1-in-16" RH

A: Hi Brian, 1 Mag 6 rounds This one is more flush then the last besides pinky extension. Short, crisp, single-action trigger pull. Compact at just 5.17" long and 3.71" tall, the LCP II is designed to fit a variety of holsters and provide concealed carry options. Rugged construction with through-hardened steel slide and black, one-piece, high-performance, glass-filled nylon grip frame. Textured grip frame provides a secure and comfortable grip. Larger grip frame surface provides better distribution of recoil forces. Includes finger grip extension floorplate that can be added to the magazine for comfort and grip. Improved sights for superior visibility. Fixed front and rear sights are integral to the slide, while the hammer is recessed within the slide. Easy-to-rack slide designed to hold open after last round ejection. Blued, alloy steel barrel. Also includes a pocket holster and one 6-round magazine.

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A: Dan, this model is a DA with a Single Action feel is how Ruger explains it. You can get details here : 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)

A: Hi Dan, this model is a DA with a Single Action feel is how Ruger explains it. You can get details here : 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)

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A: this model is a DA with a Single Action feel is how Ruger explains it. You can get details here : 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)

A: This is the LCP 2. They have introduced a trigger safety and have shortened the trigger pull to give it more of a single action feel. Still is a double action.

A: It's a great little pistol. I wouldn't recommend it to a brand new shooter. Having such a small frame it can be snappy and uncomfortable for some people. I have bigger hand and can't seem to find a good grip on these things, but everybody is different. As an somebody with experience shooting handguns and who has felt and enjoys shooting these smaller framed .380s you might love this pistol. It's a Ruger, great customer service in my experience. Hope this helps.

A: I have shot many of these (I work at a public range) and have had to help many people learn to shoot them. Overall they are easy to shoot and accurate. The only drawback is that they tend to wear out quickly if you shoot them a lot, but Ruger (here in Prescott, Az) so far has replaced or repaired them without question. If you want a cheap pocket pistol they are a great choice and the people who shoot occasionally have no trouble with them. If you are a serious shooter and will put lots of rounds through a 380 in practice get a SIG 238 (that's what I have).

A: It's a great little pistol but will not stand up to lots of shooting. I work at a public range and get to shoot lots of them. The serious shooters wear them out but Ruger here in Prescott replaces or fixes them without question. If you will not shoot it much it's a great gun.

A: It's a nice summer carry gun. Very light, get a pocket holster, goes right in my front pocket. You can carry it everywhere and forget you are carrying a gun. Because it is so light, it has a snappy recoil if you are not use to shooting much. But this is the type of gun that you carry a lot and shoot occasionally. It is a small grip, pick one up and hold it before you purchase. In colder weather I like a snub nose 38, but it's heavier and harder to conceal in summer clothing. I got the ruger with the laser and I love it, really helps with the aiming.

A: It fits really well in a couple different concealed carry holsters I have from amaz. It is a bit snappy but the only other small everyday carry I've found that feels as nice is a 22lr which does NOT have the stopping power like this one does.

A: The ruger lcp 380 is a good little gun,pretty reliable it is snappy cun it's light waight frame and size but then again most 380's are..... but it's perfect for carrying. I personally have the the bersa 380 wich I think is great, other than the LCP 380 check out the M&P shield 9mm twice the stopping power and just as comfortable.

A: If I was to go back I probably would have skipped this purchase. The gun is a pocket pistol at best and having larger hands I should've spent the little extra money and went with an M&P shield.

A: I've been a police officer for more than 30 years. I've carried everything, every way possible. The best every day carry is the one you will actually carry. The Ruger LCP 380 is an awesome carry gun. It's a great size, decent caliber, and a quality manufacturer. Plus it's small enough - you will carry it. I own more than 20 handguns to include all 3 S&W Shields... I carry the LCP! It fits anywhere, and it fires every time. Keep in mind it's a belly gun, keep it close and personal and you will regard this little jewel as your best purchase ever. If you want a firearm to carry to the Piggly Wiggly to pickup a loaf of bread, and hope you never have to look over the barrel at a another person - go ahead and place your order. If you anticipate engaging targets at greater than 15 yards, or shooting a 1,000 rounds a month this handgun is not for you. Best of luck on your purchase, and remember you can have a hundred guns in your safe, but the only one that matters is the one on you when