Ruger LCP Max Pocket Pistol Review

Ruger’s LCP Max addresses a serious problem with smaller concealed carry pistols. The LCP Max is a newer model with a larger magazine as well as improved sights.

It is based on the firm’s Secure Action fire-control system. As the slide rotates it, the hammer is turned off and will only be engaged when the sear is depressed.

Dual recoil springs

Ruger’s new lcpmax is a fantastic choice for those looking for a compact, concealable handgun. It comes with a large capacity, sharp trigger and modular options. Also, it comes with a comfortable grip. There are some things that you must consider prior to buying this firearm.

The biggest change between the LCP II and original LCP is the expansion of the capacity of magazines by 10 rounds. This is due to the fact that the MAX retains a single-stack magazine RugerForSale that adds just 0.4 inches in size and 0.06 inches to its wideness. Since the size of the MAX has a similar footprint to that of the LCP, most holsters made to fit this model will accommodate.

The frame made of polymer in the pistol is a hammer fired, internal locked-breech mechanism. It is fed through a detachable mag. The slide and barrel are fixed in the forward position after the trigger is pulled. The pressure of the return from dual recoil springs forces the slide and barrel back into the battery and finishes the firing process.

The trigger on the MAX features a safety blade at the center and the gentle curvature. The trigger only has a small amount of take-up easy the slack. It only requires seven pounds of force to start firing. The trigger is smooth and fairly crisp, though it’s a bit heavy that others I’ve used.

The MAX also has an enhanced magwell, an ultra-low profile slide stop on the left side of the frame, as well as an adjustable magazine release placed just behind the guard for triggers. The magazine tube features two holes that are used as indicators for chambers that are loaded.

Tilting-breech design

LCP Max LCP Max combines the best features of Ruger’s two earlier compact pistols, the LCP second generation as well as the LCP II, to deliver the latest version of their well-known pocket-sized handgun for defense. The latest LCP version comes with 10+1 capacity inside the same space. It has also an extension of the finger that gives you a secure and comfortable complete firing grip. The ambidextrous design helps to reduce pocket dust and lint buildup within the action in the pistol. This LCP Max is equipped with unique barrel cam geometry which delays unlocking, and slows the slide. This enhances shootability and control.

The new model also features enhanced magazine feed lips as well as a modern extractor and increased reliability. Additionally, the trigger is smaller and features an upgraded geometry, making it easier to operate. It also comes with an easy-to-modify tritium view that coincides with the rear view’s big u-notch.

This tiny pistol also has a textured frame for a secure and firm grip. It can easily fit within your pocket if you are a person who has larger hands. The compact design as well as ambidextrous controls let users to carry it in any hand. Additionally, the magazine release can be reversed for left-handed users.

The LCP Max is a reliable concealed-carry pistol that can drill 1-inch drills at a distance of 21 feet. The small dimensions and patent-pending features make it ideal to use for daily and defense uses. It is able to hold a maximum of 13 rounds, and weighs less than 11 ounces once empty. This makes it easy to carry in any type of pocket.

Double-stack magazine

The LCP Max builds upon an already excellent pocket pistol model and incorporates a few notable features. First, it has dual-stack magazines, which can increase capacity from 6 up to 10 rounds. This is an enormous growth in capacity, and even more impressive when you consider the fact that the total gun’s length is just slightly shorter and bigger.

The rear and front sights of the MAX are dovetailed into the slide, and both feature tritium inserts to improve clarity in low-light conditions. The front sight has fore and aft serrations while the rear sight is plain, blocky shape. The purchase points are very robust and are able to be utilized in emergencies to manually move the slide.

The thumb safety of the MAX is a useful addition. The gun is locked to the side after empty. It is activated when you press a finger on the top. It makes the pistol easy to operate and stops the gun from firing accidentally when it’s in your pocket.

The MAX doesn’t have a magazine release. However, it could nevertheless be utilized with any LCP II standard holster. If you’re looking to maximize the performance from your MAX then you must make sure that any one you pick isn’t a hard one. You may have fit issues in the event you pick a tough gun holster.

As with similarly to LCP II, the MAX comes with it’s 2.85-inch barrel. It’s slightly shorter than the LCP that has the barrel size of 3.25 inches. It’s a great length for this kind of pistol. It also has a wider, more curvaceous profile in comparison to the LCP as well as a less sloppy trigger that is less prone to travel.

Tritium both front and rear sights

Ruger’s highly regarded small-bore series is now available with Ruger’s acclaimed small-bore line, the LCP Max. It carries 10 rounds in similar dimensions as the LCP II and weighs less than 11 kilograms. This pistol double stacks is great to carry concealed and for the protection of your own personal. The LCP Max also has improved feed lips on the magazine and an improved extractor geometries for improved reliability.

The pistol comes with the tritium front view and an U-notch rear sight. Dovetails for the sight are designed to accept aftermarket Bodyguard-pattern sights. The model comes with a 10-round cartridge and comes with a floorplate to accommodate finger grip extensions, in addition to an holster that is pocket-sized. The front sight of this gun is simple to set up and is quick to align. It features a white line that’s easily visible in any light conditions.

XS Sights provides night sights made for Ruger LCP Max to allow rapid and precise acquisition of the targets in self-defense scenarios with high stress. The front sight in green is able to absorb ambient light and produces a the soft glow. Its large u-notch allows quick alignment, and the square face of its front sight allows for one-handed operation.

The patent-pending XS Big Dot Front Sight helps you to get a better grasp of targets, with an easy in-line view over the conventional post sights and notch. A simple, in-line sight image reduces need to align sights. It also eliminates confusion when using front and rear sightings in poor lighting or in pressure.

They are a good choice for lightweight, compact LC9s. They are made of steel and have TruGlo’s Fortress Finish, a permanent protection coating. They are available in a variety of color options to blend with your firearm and individual aesthetic.

Concealed carry

The LCP Max builds on the tradition of Ruger’s pocket pistols. The sleek and compact appearance makes it a viable choice within a market that’s now being dominated by double-stack 9mm pocket pistols. The gun is smaller and lighter than previous models, however it offers the same capacity. It is a great option to hide, as it is compatible with the holsters that fit the LCP II as well as the original LCP.

The latest model comes with far better grips than the older models. It is grippy and aggressive, without being so rough that the hand or trigger finger are chafed. Ruger realizes its customers will be pocket and IWB using these guns, which is why they’ve designed the grip texture a Goldilocks mix: just right.

One of the biggest improvements on this new version is the cocking mechanism. The hammer with recessed dimensions can be controlled by pushing the built-in safety lever. The hammer strikes the firing pin with a full speed when the slide is cycled. Shooters are able to fire either with or without a magazine. Also, it helps to reduce muzzle recoil and feel.

Reversible magazine release is another great feature. It’s much easier to insert the magazine when you are carrying the firearm inside your pocket or IWB. It is a bit better-performing and features a trigger that is similar to the one of the Glock. Its compact design and light weight can be used to provide home protection or everyday use. It has a 10-round magazine, and the holster fits in a soft pocket. The holster comes in various types of materials, styles, and color options.