Ruger LCP 380 ACP, 2.75" Barrel, Black, Polymer Frame, 6rd

I've owned this gun for over a year. I've found it to be surprisingly accurate for such a small gun. It's well made and with 100+ rounds fired I have never had a feed problem. I carry it in my SmartCarry holster. Even wearing dress pants, no one knows I have it. I love it.

after owning and carrying many pocket class pistols this is the one for me. its flat design and thin profile actually makes me forget that i have at all!. no other gun has done this. they finally got it right.

I would like to let everyone know they need to go out and purchase one of Rugers Best Lil pocket pistols along with a Blackhawk pocket holster you cant go wrong it is a sweet Lil 380.

I purchased a Ruger LCP .380 pocket pistol a few weeks ago and am thoroughly impressed with the weapon. It is reliable, accurate, and incredibly light in terms of weight. Even though it is so compact and small it still handles well and is easily kept on target. At a distance of approximately ten (10) feet it is just about impossible to miss your target. I consistently fired all seven rounds (six in the magazine and one in the chamber) into the chest/center mass of a silhouette target at distances between 8 and 12 feet. Arguably the pistol isn't for long range encounters but rather close up work when things have gotten nasty and it's time to get down to business. At a distance of approximately ten feet I posted two targets and fired three rounds into one and four rounds into the other, with all of the hits either being in the mid or upper chest, and one hit in the neck/throat. You just draw and fire, it is that easy, and as long as you're lined up with the target it is basically impossible to miss. The Ruger LCP can fit easily into any pocket you select, be it a front pocket or back pocket and it can be drawn out easily, particularly when used in conjunction with the Blackhawk holster made specifically for the Ruger LCP. If some thug gets the drop on you and is standing a few feet away with a knife or some other sort of weapon, demanding your wallet he'll have no idea that you have more than just a wallet in your pocket. He'll think you're reaching for your wallet when you draw on him and end the situation before he knows what happened. Just make sure to remember to take the pistol out of your pants at the end of the day because it is so light you might forget it is there! For an easy to handle and easy to carry light-weight pocket pistol, or for a backup/secondary carry pistol, the Ruger LCP cannot be beat.

I have owned my LCP for over two years now and I love it. I don't shoot a lot, but when I do I shoot my FNP-9 and my LCP. My Ruger LCP is the perfect pocket pistol. I originally owned a Keltec PF-9, but when it failed on the seventh round I never felt I could trust it. My LCP fires every time I pull the trigger. It is very accurate and in a pinch will even fit in the back pocket of my jeans. Fits great in any jacket pocket or dress slacks with my DeSantis pocket holster which I got for free when I ordered my Armalaser laser attachment. I carry 3 spare mags in a small nylon case on my belt on my left side, so I have 25 rounds readily available. Bob

For it's price, this will probably be the most widely used and distributed CCW. One of the most affordable options for CCW, still takes some sacrifices in critical areas. Shooting this pistol undoubtedly proves its reliable accuracy. It packs a very adequate amount of power for it's size and price as a defensive/backup weapon. However, the trigger pull is ridiculously unmanageable as well as it significant recoil because of it's caliber and weight ratio. But, most of all, the sights are very difficult to work with and aquire a target. Overall, it's very much worth the price and value in which it is sold or traded for, and nothing more. If your require a more well rounded CCW, invest more money in possibly a Sig, (my siggestion).

I own two LCP and carry one everyday in my pants pocket. There are a number of holster made for this pocket rocket. I do not use a belt holster. Because, I do not carry the LCP as my primary handgun. My every day carry is Glock 32 in .357 Sig. Fact is this is the LCP is the gun I carry. When I'm not, carrying a hand gun. For years I carried a .22 LR in my pocket. The Ruger offers more of a punch that a .22 LR and more rounds. down range on target! Both the .22 LR and .380 are my shot and run calibers. The LCP work always great. I have never had a stoppage with ether one of my LCP's The LCP is also, easy to take down to clean. The LCP is priced right too. When people ask me how I like my LCP? Well, I like it a lot!

The LCP is tiny, light and reliable. My assumption is that this is the reason most people purchase and retain it. On the downside, it has terrible sights and - again - it is tiny and light. I purchased this gun for my wife and she hated shooting it, thus, never practiced with it and rarely carried it. I carry it a bit when weight is my primary concern (like long bicycle rides) but prefer handguns with more power. It's a neat little gun and has good resale value so buy it if it strikes your fancy.

This is an excellent choice for every day carry. It fades away into your front or back pocket. The fit and finish on this little beauty are superior to their competition. Add a Crimson Laser to it for pin point, dead on aim. 1500+ rounds without a problem! Eats anything I can feed it.