Ruger LCP Max Pocket Pistol Review
Ruger’s LCP Max addresses a serious flaw in compact concealed carry pistols. The LCP Max is a brand new version with a bigger magazine as well as improved sights.
It utilizes the company’s Secure Action fire-control system. The slide will cycle it, the hammer is turned off but only when the sear has been depressed.
Dual recoil springs
The Ruger the lcp max is fantastic choice for anybody looking for a small easy to conceal pistol. The Ruger lcp max has impressive capacities and the trigger is crisp and precise. It is also a different options. The gun also comes with a comfortable grip. But, there are a few aspects to think about prior to purchasing the gun.
One of the major changes in the initial LCP and LCP II is an increase into ten rounds magazine capacity. The MAX has only a single magazine which adds only 0.06 millimeter to width, and 0.4 millimeters to height. Because the footprint of the MAX has a similar footprint to that of the LCP the majority of holsters designed for this model would fit.
The pistol is small and polymer-framed. It is equipped with a hammer-fired internal locking-breech mechanism that is fed from the magazine that is detachable. The barrel and slide are kept in forward-facing position once an trigger pull is released. The force of return generated by the dual recoil springs then forces the barrel and slide back into battery and completes the firing procedure.
It has a central blade which serves as a security and has a gentle curve. It’s got a little bit of smooth and easy taking-up slack. It requires just 7 pounds of force for it to start firing. The trigger is smooth and crisp, even though it does feel a bit heavier that other triggers I’ve tried.
The MAX comes with an upgraded magwell, a low-profile slide stop located on the left of the frame, as well as an reversible magazine release hidden behind the guard for triggers. Magazine tubes have two slots that serve as indicators of loaded chambers.
Tilting-breech design
The LCP Max combines the best Rugerforsale characteristics of Ruger’s earlier compact pistols, the LCP second generation as well as the LCP II which offer an upgraded version of their popular pocket-sized defensive handgun. The new LCP version has a 10-plus capacity, all within a smaller footprint. The floorplate also features a finger extension, which provides a safe and comfortable full firing grip. This ambidextrous design reduces dirt and dust buildup within the action in the pistol. This LCP Max is equipped with a patented barrel cam geometry that slows unlocking time and speeds up the slide. This improves shooting control and shootability.
The latest model comes with upgraded magazine feed lips as well as a modern extractor as well as increased reliability. In addition, the new trigger is less long and comes with an improved shape that makes it easier to operate. In addition, it has a tritium front view that’s quick to get and easily aligns to the wide u-notch rear sight.
Another wonderful feature of this pistol is its textured grip frame that ensures a firm as well as secure hold. If you’re blessed with large hands, this gun can comfortably fit into your pockets. Its compact form factor and ambidextrous controls permit users to carry the gun with either hand, and the magazine release is reversed for left-handed owners.
The LCP Max is a reliable pistol for concealed carry that can drill 1-inch groups at 21 feet. The LCP Max’s size is compact as well as its patented features and ease of use make it a convenient and common firearm. It can hold a maximum of 13 rounds, and weighs less than 11oz when empty. It is therefore convenient to keep in any type of pocket.
Double-stack magazine
LCP Max is a pocket pistol built on a solid design. It adds some notable attributes. Double stack magazines expand capacity up to 10 rounds from six. It’s an incredible growth, particularly when it is one inch wider and longer.
The front and the rear sightings on the MAX have tritium insertions to improve visibility at low-light levels. The front sight has fore and aft serrations as well as a plain form that is blocky. It provides a solid buying point that could be used to climb the slide manually should you need to do so during an crisis.
The thumb safety on the MAX is another useful feature. It locks the gun to the side after empty and can be activated through a touch on the top. It makes the pistol more comfortable to use and also prevents the gun from firing accidentally when you carry it in your pocket.
The MAX has no magazine release but it can still be utilized with the LCP II standard holster. If you’re looking to maximize the carrying capacity of your MAX be sure to opt for a soft one. You may have fit issues If you opt for a stiff the holster.
Similar to it’s predecessor, the LCP II, the MAX comes with it’s 2.85-inch barrel. It’s shorter than the LCP with a 3.25-inch barrel, but nevertheless a decent length for a pistol. It also has a slightly more round profile than the LCP and a smoother trigger that is less prone to travel.
Tritium sightings for front and back
Ruger’s well-known small bore line is now available with the LCP Max. It holds 10 rounds and has the same footprint that the regular LCP II and weighs less than 11 kilograms. Double stack pistols are ideal for personal protection and concealed carrying. The pistol also has upgraded magazine feed lips and a redesigned extraction geometries to increase the reliability.
It comes with tritium rear sights. Dovetails on the sights can be adapted to suit aftermarket Bodyguard patterns sights. The gun comes with a 10-round mag and comes with a floorplate to accommodate finger grip extensions, as well as an holster that is pocket-sized. The sight in the front of this firearm is extremely simple to set up and is quick to align. The outline of white is seen in all light conditions.
XS Sights offers night sights for the Ruger LCP Max that are made to facilitate quick, accurate sight acquisition in high-stress self-defense scenarios. Its R3D Front sight, which is green self-illuminating is able to absorb ambient light and emits a dim level of intensity. A large u-notch makes it easier to achieve rapid alignment. The side that is square on its front sight permits one-handed operation.
The revolutionary XS Big Dot Front Sight provides a faster acquisition of targets, with an easy in-line view over the conventional post sights and notch. The in-line, simple sight picture minimizes the amount of time needed to align sights. It also eliminates confusion with sights on the front and back in poor lighting or in pressure.
They’re the best choice for small, lightweight LC9s. They’re manufactured from steel, feature a snag-proof design and TruGlo’s Fortress Finish permanent protective coating. They come in a assortment of color choices to blend with your firearm and individual style.
Carry concealed
The LCP Max builds on the legacy of Ruger’s pocket pistols. Its slim, sleek design keeps it competitive in a marketplace that is now controlled by double-stack pocket pistols. It’s got a bigger capacity than its predecessors, yet weighs less than 11 ounces and is less than 1″ in width. It’s a fantastic option to hide, as it fits into the same holsters that fit the LCP II and the original LCP.
The new model offers great grip compared to previous models. It’s aggressive and provides a solid grip, but not to the point that it can cause irritation on the hand or trigger finger. Ruger knows that their target group is most likely to be carrying the weapons around in their purses or on the IWB, which is why they chose to ensure that it was an Goldilocks mixture: a the perfect combination.
One of the most significant improvements in this version’s new model is the cocking system. The hammer that is recessed can be cocked by pressing the built-in safety lever, and the gun’s hammer hits the firing pin at full stroke when the slide cycled. This allows the shooter to fire even with the magazine being removed. This also reduces muzzle recoil and feel.
Another excellent feature is the magazine release that can be reversible. It makes it easier to open magazines even if your firearm is in your pocket or IWB. This version is also slightly more precise as its predecessors and it features a great Rugerforsale trigger which feels like a Glock trigger. The lightweight and compact design can be used to provide home protection or everyday use. It comes with a 10 round magazine, a soft pocket-holster as well as a magazine loader. The holster is available in several different models, materials and color options.