My new LCP

[VietVet]

WOW--I had a great morning at the range with my NIB LCP. Previously my only experience with a .380 has been my Walther PPK/S and that thing is just pure torture to shoot beyond 25 rounds.
This LCP is a whole different gun from the PPK/S and I really like what happened today.
I was able to find one extra mag at Bass Pro Sops and it's made by "Pro Mag" in the USA. FYI: The Ruger mag is made in Italy--humm!
So I loaded up both mags with Remington 95gr FMJ to begin and I was not disappointed, all six rounds fired without a hiccup, BINGO!! The second mag was the aftermarket and it produced the same results with the same ammo. I finished off the 50 round box and then opened a box of Hornady Critical Defense and loaded the mags up with them.
Again, same results as before, everything worked perfectly.
While I was firing I was also zeroing in the C.T. laser at seven yards and when I finished the gun was spot on. I found it to be very accurate after I got accustomed to the LOOOONNNNGGGG trigger.
For the last 18 months I've been dedicated to 1911's at the range so it took a bit to get used to the LCP's trigger but it wasn't that bad.
Overall I'd have to say that I hit a home run with this little pocket rocket and it'll probably replace my Kimber Ultra CDP as a summer carry gun.

 

[HIVO]

Congrats on your purchase!! I know you will love it. I bought mine for summer time shorts season and carry it all the time. Just stick it in your pocket and go. If you get the chance check out the "Elsie Pea" forum for all the info on this little pistol you could ever need. Enjoy!!
HIVO

 

[Lateck]

Yes, Congrats.

The LCP is a very good little carry gun.

With the CT on it I can put my rounds on target out to 20 yards easy.

Shoot straight and be safe.

Lateck,

 

[exavid]

Yep, it's a great little pocket pistol. It took me a lot of rounds to get used to it's trigger and aiming the little thing but now I can put a magazine into the outer circle of a 50' standard slow fire target from 50'. The gun has never failed to go bang when I pull the trigger either unless the magazine was empty.