Ruger LC9 9 Round Magazine

LC9 9-Round Magazine

This is Ruger's own factory magazine for the LC9 slim-frame carry pistol, holding nine rounds of 9mm Luger. It suits carriers who want a spare on the belt or in a pocket, and shooters who find the LC9 grip too short for a full hand. The extended floor plate gives your little finger a place to rest, which steadies the pistol without adding much bulk.

Features

• Factory Ruger Magazine — Ruger builds it as an OEM part (original equipment, the same magazine the company supplies with its own pistols), and the side carries the Ruger logo.
• 9-Round Capacity — It holds nine cartridges, one more than many single-stack carry magazines of this size.
• 9mm Luger Chambering — It takes 9mm Luger, also called 9x19mm, and the body is stamped 9mm.
• Alloy Steel Body — The tube is alloy steel with a black oxide finish, a dark chemical coating that adds some corrosion resistance and cuts glare.
• Numbered Witness Holes — Viewing holes marked 2 through 7 run down the side so you can see how many rounds are loaded without emptying the magazine.
• Extended Floor Plate With Finger Rest — A checkered polymer base extends the grip and adds a curved lip at the front for your little finger.
• Polymer Follower — An injection-molded polymer follower, the piece the spring pushes up under the cartridges, feeds each round in line.
• Steel Spring and Removable Base — A high-tensile steel wire spring sits under a removable floor plate, so you can strip the magazine down for cleaning.
• Made In USA — The body is marked Made in USA.

Fit and Construction

The magazine fits the Ruger LC9, LC9s and EC9s, which share the same single-stack 9mm magazine. Single-stack means the rounds sit in one column instead of staggering side to side, and that keeps the grip thin enough for inside-the-waistband carry. Because it comes from Ruger, the feed lips and spring are made to factory spec for these pistols.