Ruger LC380 Extended Magazine

Factory LC380 Magazine

This is Ruger's own extended magazine for the LC380 pistol. It holds 7 rounds of .380 ACP, the short, low-recoil pistol cartridge the LC380 is built around. The extended floor plate gives your little finger somewhere to sit, so a compact pistol is easier to hold and control. It suits LC380 owners who want a spare for carry, a backup for the range, or a fuller grip than a flush magazine gives.

Features

• 7-Round Capacity — The magazine holds seven rounds of .380 ACP.
• Factory OEM Part — OEM, or original equipment manufacturer, means Ruger made it to the same specification as the magazines that ship with the pistol.
• Alloy Steel Body — The magazine tube is alloy steel and has been heat treated for strength and resistance to wear.
• Blued Finish — Bluing is a controlled oxide layer on the steel that gives the dark finish and helps keep rust off.
• Numbered Witness Holes — A column of numbered holes down the back of the body lets you see how many rounds are loaded without emptying the magazine.
• Polymer Follower — The follower, the platform the spring pushes against to lift each round into place, is molded polymer.
• Extended Floor Plate — A black polymer base with a finger rest extends the grip for a firmer, more controlled hold.
• Ruger Marked — The Ruger logo is stamped into the lower body of the magazine.

Build And Fit

The magazine is made for Ruger LC380 pistols and uses the same steel body, polymer follower and blued finish as Ruger's other factory LC380 magazines. Because it is an OEM part, it should fit and feed in an LC380 as Ruger intended, with no fitting or modification needed. The only real difference from a flush magazine is the longer floor plate, which adds finger room at the bottom of the grip.