RUGER LCP - Newest addition

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Finally found a LCP after searching for a few months. Fired the one box of ammo that I had on hand and had a blast. Worked as advertised. Other than a longer pull than I'm use to it shot well and operated without failure.
It will never be a target pistol but shooting fast from concealed carry was fun.
Biggest laugh was the lock that came with the pistol weighs more than the pistol.
Sorry no photo available, a new working camera will be my next purchase.
 
Lucky! I've been wanting one for a while but haven't got to handle one yet. Probably just going to give in and order it online.
 
mine got good brownie points from the wife:D.She loves it and goes thru ammo as so as I find it.
 
I just love mine, for me it's the perfect summer carry gun. Much easier to shoot than the S&W 642 it replaced, smaller, more concealable.
 
I bought one in November

thinking It would be my daughters, someday. Well someday is here, she will be getting her CCW as soon as she turns 18, in a couple months. So, since it has been riding in my left front pocket since November, and I couldn't bear the thought of giving it up, I bought a second one. :D She has shot mine and likes it alot. I think I will get a crimson trace sight for hers. Just to rub it in a little, I paid $275 for the first and $265 for the second, brand new.:neener:
 
Within the last two months I got a P3AT for $260 and an LCP for $280.

A gunshop in a nearby city sells the LCP for $450 and actually has not problem selling them.

Honestly it's a toss up on which better.
The fit and finish of the LCP is way ahead but the P3AT is slightly easier to shoot due to the aggressive checkering.
 
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