Ruger LCP Max Pocket Pistol Review

Ruger has addressed a major shortcoming of small, concealed carry pistols by unveiling LCP Max, a new model from Ruger. LCP Max. The new model comes with an improved magazine as well as better sights.

The company employs its Secure Action Fire-Control System. The slide will cycle it, the hammer is turned off but only when the sear is depressed.

Double recoil springs

Ruger’s lcpmax can be a good alternative for those seeking a compact, concealable handgun. It’s got a reasonable capacity, a crisp trigger and various options for modularization. The gun also comes with a comfy grip. There are however a few points to be aware of prior to purchasing the firearm.

The primary change from the original LCP and the LCP II is the increase into ten rounds capacity for magazines. It is because the MAX still has a single-stack magazine. It adds 0.4 inches to its length and 0.06 inches in length. The MAX’s footprint is nearly exactly like the size of an old LCP and therefore, a majority of holsters made specifically for the previous model are still compatible.

The polymer frame of the pistol is an internal hammer-fired locked-breech mechanism. It is fed through a detachable mag. Once the trigger is pulled to trigger the action, the barrel and slide will move backwards, until they touch a takedown pin on the left side of the frame. This stops their movements and locking them in a forward-locked position. Dual recoil springs exert pressure on the slide and barrel which forces them back into the battery. This completes the firing process.

It is equipped with a central blade which acts as a safety and gently curving. It has an inch of take-up and slack. It requires just seven pounds of force to trigger. Its break is neat and sharp, although it is a bit more heavy than the others I’ve used.

MAX has a magwell that has been enlarged, as well being a slide stop that has an elongated profile on the left-hand side of the frame. Magazine release which is hidden behind the triggerguard can also be turned around. It also has two witness holes to the right of the tube for magazines that serve as loaded-chamber indicators.

Tilting-breech design

Ruger has combined the features that they have incorporated from their two micro-compact handguns, the LCP II and the LCP II to make LCP Max. LCP Max, an improved version of the well-known pocket-sized defensive pistol. The new LCP version comes with 10+1 capacity within the same size. It has also an extension for the fingers, which gives you a secure and comfortable complete firing grip. It also helps reduce pocket dust and lint buildup during the firing in the pistol. This LCP Max features a barrel cam which slows the slide’s action and delays unlocking. It improves control and shootability.

The new model also features enhanced magazine feed lips and a new extractor, and improved reliability. This new trigger features shorter length and improved geometries that make it more comfortable to use. In addition, it has a tritium front sight that’s easy to acquire and aligns easily with the generous U-notch rear sight.

This small pistol comes with an elongated frame that provides the most secure and solid grip. It will comfortably fit in your pocket, even when you’re a person with large hands. Slim design and the ambidextrous controls makes it simple to carry with one hand. For those who are left handed the release for magazines has been switched to the left.

LCP Max, a concealed carry pistol that has a high level of reliability and accuracy can drill groups of 1 inch from around 210 yards. Its small size and patented features make it ideal for use in everyday life and defense RugerForSale uses. It is able to hold a maximum of 13 rounds, and weighs under 11 ozs when empty. It is therefore convenient to keep in any type of pocket.

Double-stack magazine

LCP Max is a pocket pistol built on sturdy model. The LCP Max is equipped with a number of notable features. One is a double-stack magazine, which can increase capacity from 6 10-rounds. This is a significant improvement, especially when the gun itself is just an inch longer and wider.

The rear and front sights on the MAX are dovetailed into the slide, and both feature tritium inserts to improve the best visibility even in dim light. The front sight features forward and fore cocking striations as well as the rear view is simple but a blocky the shape. The purchase points are very sturdy and are useful in emergencies to manually rack the slide.

Another feature to consider is the MAX’s thumb safety. It locks back when the pistol is empty and is depressed with using a finger on upper part of the grip. This makes it easier to operate the weapon and it also stops accidentally firing while you’re wearing the gun.

Although the MAX does not have a separate magazines release mechanism, the MAX still is able to be fitted with any standard LCP II holster. However, if you want to get the maximum carrying capacity from the MAX it is important to be sure the holster that you choose is soft. You may have fit issues If you opt for a stiff the holster.

As with similar to the LCP II, the MAX comes with an 2.85-inch barrel. It’s smaller than LCP and has the 3.25-inch barrel, however it’s nevertheless a decent length for a pistol. It also has a slightly more round profile than the LCP as well as a less sloppy trigger, with less travel.

Tritium rear and front sights

The LCP Max is the latest edition to the highly regarded Ruger series of handguns with small bores. The LCP Max is a compact pistol that is able to carry 10 rounds and is about the size as the LCP II standard. It weighs just under 11 ounces. It is a double-stack gun that is ideal for conceal carry as well as security for your personal. The LCP Max also has improved feeder lips to the magazines as well as a brand new extractor geometries for improved reliability.

The pistol is equipped with a tritium rear view. The sight dovetails can be sized to accept aftermarket Bodyguard-pattern sights. The gun comes with a 10 round magazine, and includes a floorplate for finger grip extensions, and a pocket-sized holster. The front sight of this gun is very easy to adjust and operates quickly. The sight has a white outline that is easily visible in any situations RugerForSale of light.

XS Sights offers night sights designed for the Ruger LCP Max that are designed to provide fast, accurate sight acquisition in high-stress self-defense settings. The R3D Green front sight self-illuminating it absorbs light from the surrounding area, and shines with a moderate amount of brightness. The wide u-notch of the R3D allows quick alignment and the square face of its front facilitates one-handed cocking.

The patent-pending XS Big Dot Front Sight gives you a quicker way to identify targets with a simple in-line view over the conventional post and notch sights. The in-line, simple sight image reduces time required to align sights, and reduces confusion while using both sights on the front and back in the dark or when under pressure.

They’re the best choice for lightweight, compact LC9s. The sights are manufactured from steel, and feature TruGlo’s Fortress Finish, a permanent protective coating. It is available in various colors to complement your look as well as your firearm.

Concealed carry

The LCP Max builds on the tradition of Ruger’s pocket pistols. Its slim, sleek form keeps it on a market dominated by double-stack pocket pistols. The LCP II is smaller and lighter than earlier models, however it offers the same capacity. It’s the perfect choice for concealment, as it fits into the same accessories that work with the LCP II and the original LCP.

This new model has great grip compared to previous models. It is grippy and abrasive, but not too rough to cause the hand or trigger finger get injured. Ruger knows its audience will be pocket and IWB using these guns, which is why they’ve designed the grip texture a Goldilocks mix: just right.

The mechanism to cock is among of the major improvements in this version. When you press the safety lever that is built into the hidden hammer the firing pin is hit in full-stretch by the hammer every time you rotate the slide. Shooters are able to fire either with or without a magazine. Also, it helps to reduce muzzle flip and felt recoil.

Reversible magazine releases are yet another excellent feature. It is easier to load the magazine, even when your firearm is within your pocket, or IWB. It is also a little more accurate over its predecessors. Additionally, it has a good trigger that feels similar to the Glock trigger. The lightweight and compact design can be used to provide home protection or everyday use. The holster comes with a 10-round magazine, a soft holster for the pocket and a magazines loader. It is available in various styles, materials, and color options.