The Ruger LC9, which stands for lightweight compact 9mm, is a short-recoil operated, locked-breech pocket pistol that was first unveiled by Ruger in 2011. Its lightweight and modest dimensions make it an excellent choice for concealed carry and personal protection. However, the flush-fitting magazine typically included with the pistol is not the most favored. Cue the introduction of the Ruger LC9 extended magazine.

As noted, the Ruger LC9 extended magazine is a Ruger factory-produced magazine for the LC9 designed to hold 7 rounds of 9x19mm Parabellum ammunition. The steel body features a blued finish to protect against rust and other corrosion, putting it miles ahead of the aftermarket competition. This magazine benefits from the performance and reliability you would expect from any Ruger factory product and will fit and function in any Ruger LC9 pistol. The real draw, however, is the inclusion of an extended finger-rest floor plate that provides for a full three-fingered grip on the pistol. The magazine also comes with a flush-fitting floor plate.

Features:

• Ruger Factory LC9 Magazine
• Includes Flat and Extended Floor Plates
• 7-Round Capacity
• 9x19mm Caliber