RUGER LCP II for Sale
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Quick Look
The Ruger LCP II is a compact .380 ACP pistol designed as an updated successor to the original LCP. It focuses on lightweight concealment and ease of carry for personal defense. Today, it remains popular among concealed carriers seeking a reliable pocket pistol.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Extremely lightweight and compact for easy concealment
- Improved trigger and sight system over the original LCP
- Reliable blowback design with minimal recoil
- Wide aftermarket support for holsters and accessories
- Affordable price point for quality self-defense
Key Variants
Ruger LCP II
The standard model balances lightweight design and reliability for daily concealed carry.
Ruger LCP II Enhanced
Enhanced variant adds improved grip texture and extended controls for better handling.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Ruger LCP II | Kel-Tec PF9 | Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $379 | $325 | $425 |
| Capacity/Size | 6+1, 5.17" length | 7+1, 6.1" length | 6+1, 5.75" length |
| Weight | 10.6 oz | 14 oz | 12 oz |
| Optics-Ready | No | No | No |
| Trigger Type | Double-action only | Double-action only | Double-action only |
| Notable Pro | Smallest and lightest .380 ACP | Slim profile with higher capacity | Integrated laser sight option |
| Notable Con | Limited magazine capacity | Longer slide may reduce concealment | Heavier than competitors |
Best Use Cases
- Concealed carry for personal self-defense
- Backup duty pistol
- Home defense in compact setups
- Everyday carry with minimal bulk
- Range practice for .380 ACP proficiency
FAQs
Can I use standard Ruger LCP magazines in the LCP II?
No, the LCP II magazines are not compatible with the original LCP due to changes in design and capacity.
What is the trigger pull weight of the Ruger LCP II?
The LCP II features a smooth double-action-only trigger with a pull weight around six pounds, improved from the original model.
How does the LCP II handle recoil compared to the first-gen model?
Recoil is noticeably softer on the LCP II due to enhanced ergonomics and improved grip texture.
