Ruger LC380
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- SKU
- N3219
Description
Features
- Chambered in .380 ACP — Softer-shooting .380 Auto cartridge delivers manageable recoil for fast, accurate follow-up shots in a compact carry platform.
- 7+1 Round Capacity — Single-stack magazine holds seven rounds with one in the chamber, balancing slim profile with practical defensive capacity.
- 3.12-Inch Barrel — Through-hardened alloy steel barrel keeps overall length to 6 inches for true everyday concealed carry.
- Glass-Filled Nylon Frame — One-piece, high-performance polymer grip frame keeps the pistol light at roughly 17.2 ounces while standing up to hard use.
- Through-Hardened Steel Slide — Blued alloy steel slide resists wear and finish damage from holster carry and range sessions.
- Dual Recoil Spring System — Reduces felt recoil and makes the slide noticeably easier to rack, a real benefit for shooters with reduced hand strength.
- Double-Action-Only Trigger — Smooth, consistent DAO pull provides a uniform trigger stroke for every shot with a built-in safety margin.
- Multiple Safety Features — Manual thumb safety, magazine disconnect, internal lock, and tactile loaded chamber indicator give you layered control over the firearm.
- 3-Dot Steel Sights — Low-profile dovetailed front and drift-adjustable rear sights provide a fast, repeatable sight picture in any light.
- Slim 0.90-Inch Width — Narrow single-stack profile conceals easily inside the waistband or in a pocket holster without printing.
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Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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PerfectGreat gun! It's very light and it fits my big hands good. Caliber is big enough to defend against almost anything.
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LITE & RELIABLE!I have wasted countless hours and rounds toying with similar less expensive pistols. When it comes down to it, you will actually save a lot of money by just buying the Ruger! Unlike many other brands using this basic design, this one is actually fairly reliable. Like all pistols this lightweight, you can experience a malfunction from not holding it tight enough. You don't have to grip the crap out of it, but it has to have a little something to recoil against. The only issue with this gun that you may find to be sub par os the trigger. It has a long and somewhat heavy pull to prevent accidental discharge will being pocket carried. This makes for an unpredictable brake. That's not a problem if you will take the time to shoot it now and then to learn the trigger.