gunman42782
Hunter
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LCP2 in .22LR
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Interesting, but unlike the .380 version I'd have absolutely no use for it.
I think a little LCP-sized .22 could be a neat, and maybe even a useful little item.
Yesterday, I wasn't even thinking of such a gun, but I could easily end up with one of these.
Two weeks ago I also wasn't thinking about a Glock in .22LR, but the day after it was announced, I had one on order. 8)
Yesterday, I wasn't even thinking of such a gun, but I could easily end up with one of these.
Two weeks ago I also wasn't thinking about a Glock in .22LR, but the day after it was announced, I had one on order. 8)
I agree with Wayne. I think it might be a neat little training piece for the .380 version. Shoots a lot cheaper....
Doug in Alaska
Bearcat
I looked at the website and don't understand, if it was designed to be a practice gun for those with the LCP II, why does it have a manual safety? If I need to use my .380 LCP II in a life or death situation, I sure as hell don't want to be fumbling for the safety. JMHO
Guessing it has a manual safety to comply with some stupid legislative mandates regarding tiny rimfire pistols.
IE: "Saturday night special" legislation.
I'll probably end up with one of these, even with the manual safety.
IE: "Saturday night special" legislation.
I'll probably end up with one of these, even with the manual safety.
Lateck
Single-Sixer
Interesting... I will be looking out for one.
toysoldier
Hunter
This is a self-defense option for a recoil-sensitive person with impaired hand strength. Ten rounds of .22lr will go a long way toward discouraging bad guys.
Here's a review https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=294&v=Asm4eUcLzkY&feature=emb_logo
I may need to keep my eye open for one of these.
I may need to keep my eye open for one of these.
s4s4u said:
you got that right !!!!
s4s4u said:
The original doesn't have a safety so what am I missing?
NH Rugerman said:
the original has a very long heavy trigger pull , more like a heavy double action revolver , the LCP II has a much lighter trigger pull with just that little Glock like safety lever in the face of the trigger ,
Hawk-in-Wi said:
the original has a very long heavy trigger pull , more like a heavy double action revolver , the LCP II has a much lighter trigger pull with just that little Glock like safety lever in the face of the trigger ,[/quote]
Thanks...appreciate the explanation...
Doug in Alaska
Bearcat
Hawk-in-Wi said:
Whatever makes you guys happy I suppose. Enough of that.
I have a pistol or two somewhere stored away that has a safety on them.....
As for this little pistol... the part about using it for practice makes sense.... except if you are using it for practice over the larger caliber pistols why change the safety design? I suppose the best way would be to just leave it off all the time.. like I do with my MK III. I'll never understand the thinking behind that stupid double trigger Gluck came up with.
As for this little pistol... the part about using it for practice makes sense.... except if you are using it for practice over the larger caliber pistols why change the safety design? I suppose the best way would be to just leave it off all the time.. like I do with my MK III. I'll never understand the thinking behind that stupid double trigger Gluck came up with.
Sugar River
Buckeye
I'll be getting one of these. Since I cut my teeth on 1911s and Hi Powers the thumb safety is a non issue.
I've got one. 85 rounds through it and the trigger is a lot nicer. It's down to about 5 lbs. Bought it for my wife and she can't handle recoil. This little gun doesn't have any.
The manual says you can dry fire it with no problems. It needs hi v ammo to cycle the slide.
The manual says you can dry fire it with no problems. It needs hi v ammo to cycle the slide.
5of7
Hunter
I'm thinkin' that it is a good way to learn trigger control when shooting a small DAO pistol, without having to pay $15 a box for ammo. So.....will there be conversion kits for those of us who already have an LCPII?
5of7
Hunter
rimmer said:
I have the original LCP and I bought the LCPII thinking the trigger pull would be better than the older model. It wasn't. They both break at between 5 and 6 lbs, which is not all that bad. I put the LCPII back into the safe and am still carrying the older one because it has a SS slide.
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