Promag Ruger LCP Drum Magazine - 32 Round

32-Round LCP Drum

The ProMag DRM-A39 is a 32-round drum magazine for the Ruger LCP in .380 ACP. A factory LCP magazine holds only a handful of rounds, so range time turns into constant reloading. This drum feeds the pistol through a standard-width magazine tube and stores the rest of the load in a round polymer housing below the grip. It is built for range sessions and plinking with a pistol normally carried for its small size.

Features

• 32-Round Capacity — The drum holds 32 rounds of .380 ACP, the compact pistol cartridge the LCP is chambered for.
• Ruger LCP Fit — The magazine tube is sized for the Ruger LCP .380 ACP pistol and seats in its magazine well like a standard magazine.
• DuPont Zytel Drum Body — The housing is molded from Zytel, a nylon-based engineering polymer that keeps weight down and resists cracking.
• Chrome-Silicon Spring — A heat-treated chrome-silicon wire spring drives the rounds, an alloy chosen because it resists losing tension under long compression.
• Zytel Polymer Follower — The follower, the part that pushes the stack of rounds up toward the feed lips, is injection molded from the same Zytel polymer.
• Witness Holes — A row of holes along the magazine tube shows how far the top of the column is loaded.
• Textured Grip Extension — Raised stippling on the neck above the drum gives your support hand something to hold during reloads.
• Center Winding Knob — A hex-shaped knob on the drum face is marked with an arrow showing the direction it turns.
• Bolted Housing — Four hex fasteners hold the two drum halves together around the internal spring.
• Made In USA — The rear cover is molded with the ProMag logo and a Made in USA marking.

Build And Materials

ProMag Industries makes the DRM-A39 in the USA with a black DuPont Zytel body and follower and a heat-treated chrome-silicon spring. Stippled panels on the rear cover and a ribbed front face give you grip when loading or handling the drum. ProMag backs the magazine with a lifetime guarantee against manufacturer defects.