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Ruger LCP Max
LCP Max in Hand
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LCP Max in HHH with Ulticlip
LCP Max Takedown Pin
LCP Max Grip
Ruger LCP Max
LCP Max in Hand
L to R LCP Max, P365, G19
LCP Max with Mag
LCP Max in HHH with Ulticlip
LCP Max Takedown Pin
LCP Max Grip

Ruger LCP Max 380 ACP

between $100.00 - $249.00
3.9
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$143.00
  • ✓10+1 Rounds of .380 ACP
  • ✓Super lightweight 10.6 oz
  • ✓Decent sights with a Tritium front
  • ✓Good value at around $400 street price
  • ✓What our editor carries for athleisure days
  • ✗Hates steel-cased ammo and required a break-in of 200 rounds
  • ✗Snappy shooter that requires a disciplined trigger finger
  • ✗Requires a tool to field strip

Editor’s Note: "The LCP Max might not win in the looks or shooting department. But it sure is the smallest and lightest gun that will reliably shoot 10 rounds of .380 ACP." - Eric Hung

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Product Details

Caliber
380 ACP
Action
Single Action
Safety
No
Weight
0.68 lbs
Barrel Length
2.8in
Overall Length
5.2in
Finish
Black / Pink
Magazine Capacity
10+1-Round
Magazine Included
1 x 10-Round
Magazine Type
Removable
Front Sight
Tritium
Rear Sight
Tritium
Muzzle
Plain
Stock Material
Polymer

Features

10+1 Rounds of .380 ACP
Super lightweight 10.6 oz
Decent sights with a Tritium front
Good value at around $400 street price
What our editor carries for athleisure days
Hates steel-cased ammo and required a break-in of 200 rounds
Snappy shooter that requires a disciplined trigger finger
Requires a tool to field strip

By The Numbers

Accuracy
It's a short barrel but does its job at defensive distances.
Reliability
Feed it nice factory brass ammo with a 200 round break-in and you'll be fine.
Customization
Besides extended mags there's not much aftermarket support yet.
Ergonomics
Super slim and tiny but might be jumpy if you don't have a good grip.
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FINAL VERDICT

"But after learning its quirks I love it for its sole purpose…to be the ultimate combination of weight, size, and capacity for a .380 concealed carry gun. Be aware you'll likely need some sort of break-in based on our experience. And to only feed it factory brass ammunition unless you want to train for malfunctions. Otherwise it has nice sights and a snappy shooting experience that make it still very effective for defensive distances. Based on its reliability, size, and capacity I carry it when I dress down with athletic wear that doesn't support a gun belt." - Eric Hung