The mag worked as expected. We want to remind gun users that, for maximum safety when carrying any pistol with a loaded magazine in place, the chamber should be empty, and the slide should be closed. Took it to the range after purchase three separate models of CCI .22 ammo. Even though it’s a .22LR caliber pistol, the magazines aren’t particularly easy to load. Failure 1: I had the slide lock back when there was still one round in the magazine. Ruger LCP II .380 ACP 6RD Magazine (2 Pack) Product Description. I used the factory magazine and two new Ruger Italian made LCP II magazines. I ordered two OEM magazines and had 0 problems with the new magazines. This Ruger LCP II .380 ACP 6RD Magazine (2 Pack) are standard factory replacement magazines with the same design scheme as the handgun for the same great look. I got home on Friday, and the extra mags showed up. Ruger LCP II magazine loader (image courtesy JWT for thetruthaboutguns.com). The 10-round magazine sits well below the line of the grip, and is required to get even two fingers on the grip of the gun. Detailed Description: Increase your magazine capacity from 6 to 7 with this extended magazine for the Ruger® LCP® II. The original Ruger LCP has been perhaps the most well-known and popular .380 pocket pistol since it was first introduced in 2008. These magazines are for Ruger LCP II models chambered in .380 ACP and holds 6 rounds of ammunition. The new mags also would not load more than halfway. In addition to providing you with one extra .380 auto round, this magazine features an integrated grip extension to get extra purchase on the grip of your Ruger® LCP® II … BATTLE OF THE RUGER .380S: LCP VS. LCP II. It was one of the new magazines and it was an Aguila round. One six round would not lock the slide back reliably, it seemed to fit loosely. While in Atlanta last week, I stopped by a large GS, and tried the LCP II there. Called Ruger and they said that it was probably a weak magazine spring and they sent me a new one. There's a guy on Youtube ( Havok Arms) that has posted a couple of videos on some problems with the new LCP II. The Ruger LCP has been around for nearly a decade and it is often referred to as the de facto standard in lightweight compact pistols – beloved by police officers and concealed carry licensees.. As I shot the gun more, occasionally a magazine would pop loose after a couple rounds. Problems wth a Ruger LCP II. One video shows some trigger problems and the … Took it home thoroughly cleaned and lubed it. I purchased a brand new LCP II .22 about 4 days ago after seeing all the glowing reports about it on Youtube. Post by Crash » Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:07 pm During the first 50 rounds or so I had several failures to feed with the last round in the magazine. That meant the one mag that Ruger shipped might be bad, or the gun had an issue. I bought an LCP II a little less than a year ago and purchased two spare six and seven round magazines each. If your LCP® has the "370" serial number prefix and DOES NOT HAVE the diamond mark, you should have your LCP® retrofitted with the upgraded hammer mechanism at no charge. The LCP is chambered in 380 ACP with a magazine capacity of six rounds. No range report yet, but I did fix the problem. No big deal. Failing to go fully into battery.
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