Ruger LCP II .380 ACP 2.75-inch 6Rd

Nice little gun and the updated trigger and sights a a plus and worth the extra money vs the lcp.2 was a little frustrating at first the gun did not want to cycle well with ftf,s and fte,s constantly especially with federal eagles. Took a little breaking in and a few hundred rounds later it is shooting well and my confidence is restored.

I bought this for concealed carry. It’s no bigger than my iPhone and not much heavier. Packs enough punch to do what’s it’s supposed to do. Accuracy inside of 12 feet is good. Not too much kick

I read some mixed reviews here at GAG but my experience could not have been better! The price was fair, the flat rate shipping was reasonable, and they kept me updated at every step. If I purchase another related item on line, this will be my first stop. Thank you.

Love it. Was surprised with the accuracy. I carry it 365, minus when i go into a building with a metal detector. Be sure and keep it clean and a light coating of oil as mine had a slight haze of rust after a couple months. Buffed it off and keep it oiled once a month. Also added nail polish to the front sight post.

I wanted something powerful yet small enough for back-pocket carry. While .380 isn't my preferred caliber, I couldn't find anything in 9mm small enough.
Research led me to the Ruger LCP-II which, on paper, offered just about all my important criteria: .380, small/light enough for back pocket carry (in a DeSantis Nemesis or similar holster), good trigger, last-shot slide lock-back, working slide release, haflway decent sights and an accessible recessed mag release that won't unintentionally drop a mag during normal handling.
Ordered from GaG along w/a couple of spare 6rd mags and it arrived in 2 days (another fast, smooth transaction, thx GaG!).
Headed for the range w/some UMC FMJ and my first range trip was a mixed bag: trigger was excellent, functioning was flawless, but the grip was so thin my large palm only achieved decent contact front & back. This was not conducive to shooting accuracy or comfort.
Enter the Hogue Hybrid Grip Sleeve. While it does add to the thickness, I now have a good grip on the LCP-II, the sights almost align themselves, accuracy has improved significantly and shooting comfort is greatly increased.
After another hundred rds downrange, I've purchased a 2nd LCP-II to rotate between EDC & training. I've added a dab of white nail polish to the front sight (big help!), a touch of neon orange nail polish to the top of the hammer (if I see orange at the back of the slide, I know the hammer is cocked), the aforementioned Hogue grip sleeve, a MagGuts +1 spring for my carry mag (so it's 7+1 instead of 6+1 and has been 100% reliable), a SnagMag to carry a reload, the Galloway Precision 13lb recoil spring and the Fiocchi Extrema XTP .380 load to carry (it's one of the few loads to achieve FBI penetration specs while still getting modest expansion as .380 is the problem child: good expansion or sufficient penetration, pick one).
The more I shoot the LCP-II, the more I like it, it's now my 24/7 EDC.
Both LCP-II's had a single FTE very early on but have been 100% a couple of hundred rds later.
My only complaints are coming w/only a single mag (really, Ruger?) and the slide/bbl are blued instead of a more rust-resistant finish. Because of these, I give it 4.5 stars but wouldn't hesitate to recommend to another experienced shooter (recoil may be too snappy for a new shooter).

I've put a few hundred rounds through my Ruger - no jams. Easy trigger. Super easy to conceal even under just a t-shirt with a Crossbreed OWB holster or a dress shirt using a "Deep Conceal" holster. Naturally, a 9mm or 0.40 is a more effective defensive weapon, but when those are hard to conceal under clothing the LCP II is a great alternative. The sites are black, so I painted them with sight paint.

Smooth buying process with Grab a gun. Item was quickly shipped to my local dealer in Ohio.
Would recommend for your gun purchase needs

I shopped around for a small concealable easy to carry gun for a year. I talked to a lot of folks, read a lot of reviews and watched a lot of demonstrations. I finally settled in on the LCP II. So far I really like it. It meets all my expectations in the it’s small, lightweight and really easy to carry. I really like it. I narrowed it down to the Ruger and the SIG (Sig P365 and 938). I really liked the SIGs a lot but they are a little larger and heavier than I wanted. Not as easy to hide. I shot them both several times before buying. The SIG shoots better to me and I like how they feel in the hand but went with the LCP 2 due to size. The higher cost of the SIG was not a factor. I don't intend to own a lot of guns so I'm happy with my selection. If you are a real gun guy/lady you might buy them both!

Great little pocket gun. Nice trigger. Good defense gun with practice.

What can I say : i love Rugers It shoots where i aim it and never jams. would recommend to any one perfect for CCW Ricky

Well built for the price

This is an excellent pocket pistol. It fits conveniently in the front pocket of most of my pants. I use it as a support hand weapon. I use a DeSantis Superfly U9 Holster and it draws smoothly and fast. I clocked a two-shot split from my pocket where the first shot was on target at .93 seconds and the second one at 1.22 seconds. Like I said, fast and smooth. For what it's intended for it is quite accurate. I'm considering highlighting the front and rear sights with some coating to draw my eye. However, it is very accurate for instinctive shooting as it is configured. This is part of my EDC and I consider it a WNLHWI* necessary item. *Would Not Leave Home Without It

Great experience. Great price. Fast delivery. What more is there to say. I would buy from them again.

Awesome pocket gun...200 flawless rounds right out of the box..grabagun lightning fast shipping and great customer service makes for a great experience all the way around...

Nice little pocket pistol. Ran 200 rounds through with no issues. Slide pulls back easy and the chamber indicator us easy to see. I would have liked a way to change the mag release since I'm left handed, but it's just the cost of being a lefty. Overall I like the gun and carry it almost everyday.

Great so far. No failures after 200

Perfect Pocket Pistol! Great size for pocket carry. Holster works well. Also have a BORAII holster for it that works well also.

I like my Ruger LCP 2. Its a great conceal handgun. Took out to the range and had no issues with it at all. Although, I will be purchasing an extension magazine.

Great buying experience from grab a gun. Good, small light weight little gun. Was bought as a backup, now it's becoming my every day carry. Trigger is great, shoots well.

Great little pistol
No problems

The LCP2 is a great CCW, don't even know it is there, so light. Great trigger, helps with accuracy. It does jump around in my hand in a way that beats up the trigger finger, so 1 star off for the range ( so light), but not a problem in a real need. With 380 ACP, I lile the Underwood Xtreme Defender line.

I really like it, as described small, good concealed carry carry handgun

Nice small, and compact for front pocket carry.

Worked right out the box. Haven't shot much with it but proportion-wise it's great little grab and go pocket rocket. Only draw back is the pocket holster sucks in my opinion, but hey it's free, and my rating is for the gun itself. I find the finish a bit iffy but i don't care much for that as long as it reliably goes bang.

Great gun for conceal carry ,fits perfect in my pocket .

Tight groups at 15 yds with Critical Defense ammo. Trigger pull is exceptional for such a small pistol. I carry everywhere now. Easy to maintain, fire, and conceal. ONLY drawback is that it’s a “snappy” firing pistol which is hard to keep steady and hold comfortably with bigger hands. However, Ipurchased the extended Ruger magazine....problem solved. Still easy to carry.

Quite an improvement over original. Trigger is lighter and smoother. Slide lock back after last shot. I find it to be very accurate at 7 yds.

No comparison between old LCP versus new LCP II in terms of ergonomics, trigger pull, etc. Nice job Ruger!

I'm not a gun guy, with that said I purchased this for concealed carry and it fits the bill nicely. Fits in a pocket or backpack with the included fabric holster. Have run several rounds through it at the range with no issues what so ever.

I did not buy this on GAG, but am writing to give my opinion about the LCP 2... I had a LC9 and my wife had an LCP. The LC9 was too heavy for certain carry purposes so, after researching, I got an LCP 2. Everything I disliked about the LCP was fixed with the LCP 2. The sights are raised much more and really helps with accuracy, but not too much to get caught. The feel of the gun is much better, as it is slightly thicker where you grip it (and I like the look more too). The slide is way easier to pull back (this was a big problem for me with the LCP). The LCP is a stiff and chunky pull back while the LCP 2 is easy and smooth. The trigger is great. Very crisp break. The LCP (and my LC9 and my P95) all have very long, hard pulls, which I don't like (although some people like it for a pocket pistol, safety-wise). I haven't had any failures except when I didn't keep my gun lubed well enough.

Didn’t like trigger on original LCP, so I upgraded to LCP 2. Great choice as it is a good shooter and easily carried in pocket, hip or ankle. Still concealable with Crimson Trace laser. A nice inexpensive shooter!!

Purchased this for a more convenient/easy concealed carry. I did quite a bit of research before pulling the trigger (pardon the pun). I must say that all the positive reviews were spot on. This is a very nice pistol.

I bought this pistol for $256, it hasn't jammed at all, it's smooth and easy to clean. It'll fit in the palm of your hand and there's not a pocket it won't fit in.

I have been carrying this now for about 8 months and it has been great. I use to and still do some times carry a Sig P238, they are both very good guns but the Ruger is just lighter and a little easier to pocket carry. It is truly a pocket carry gun.

This little beauty slides right into my pocket, I can’t even feel it! The trigger is crisp yet isn’t so light that it would be dangerous! I have large hands but with the little extension it feels good.
I love it 😊!!!!

Nice gun. I have confidence in it as a concealed carry weapon. Fits nicely everywhere

Always a Ruger fan, this time they got it right. I had the original LCP and sold it when I got this one. The trigger is all the difference. The grip and sights are slightly improved and still maintain the small size. Very impressed

It’s my go-to snake gun now. I use to lug a .410 Judge around, but with a laser on the LCP, I easily get head shots with FMJ .380’s.
Reliable and well made.
Great accuracy for its intended purposes.

I like the trigger compared to the original LCP and the last shot hold open. Flawless with factory ammo. This gun is more difficult to shoot, but is accurate if you do your part.

Very easy to conceal. .380 is not an idea caliber and you may get off all 6 rounds and the bad guy will probably still be standing. It's good for very close range about 3ft with good target placement. A small gun is better than no gun and I carry mine here and there when I'm in fitted or summer clothing. Good purchase. Good to have a 380 in your collection.

My daily carry. The LCP II will be a historic /legendary pistol. You can't beat it for comfort, you will for get you are carrying it throughout your day. The smooth trigger and new grip are outstanding. "Go get you one"

First: GrabaGun pricing and delivery was the best! The pistol is exactly as advertised and I agree with all previous reviews. Trigger pull is head and shoulders above the original LCP. I purchased the extended magazine for extra grip/control when drawing/firing. I recommend this for people with larger hands. Even with the extended magazine the LCPII is an exceptional CCW. Don’t let the price fool you. This is a good, reliable pistol.

Good basic small compact in a 380 platform. Very accurate for me out to about 30 ft. Weighs in about 12 oz. Added a nice rubber sleeve grip to assist with the girth of the small grip and also aid with the recoil.

Purchased this little 380 as I needed and wanted something small and light weight in a 380 package - This fit the bill - after receiving the gun from grab a gun I visited the range and was easily able to put 50 rounds through the gun with no problems - Trigger is fairly light and crisp with a reasonable reset travel - I was very pleased with it - since then I have added a rubber grip sleeve by Hogue which added some girth to the narrow grip and also rounded out the back strap against my palm. Nice little shooter now.

Great pocket gun! A good cleaning and it was ready for some range time. So far, I've shot 200 rounds of blazer brass with no malfunctions and good groupings around 10 yards. Wat to go Ruger!

This is the 2nd gun that I have bought from Grabagun. They go above and beyond to make sure the customer is happy. This is the only place I will go to purchase a firearm. Thank you all very much.

Love the LCP, love the lcp2 even more, great trigger, great pocket or iwb pistol, I am carrying it when I can't always carry my Lc9s, great service and price with Grabagun, Order this gun, best in it's class

Although the .380 ACP is not my first choice of calibers for concealed carry, the Ruger LCP II is one of those guns everyone should own. I bought a Kydex pocket holster and a couple of extra magazines for mine and am very pleased with the gun so far. The sights, lighter slide pull, and light, crisp trigger pull are definite improvements over the original LCP. It is just so easy to slip the gun into the front pocket of my jeans for those short trips where a larger concealed carry weapon is not necessary. I shot 36 rounds (my 3 magazines loaded twice each) through it last weekend and performance was flawless with both practice and self defense ammo. Recoil is manageable but noticeable, and accuracy is quite good for such a small gun. The LCP II is not designed for extended shooting sessions, but you can easily put a few magazines through it at any one session. In summary, I highly recommend the LCP II as a backup to your regular concealed carry weapon.