Ruger LCP Extended Magazine (Seven Rounds)

Seven Rounds for the LCP

The Ruger LCP is small enough to disappear in a pocket, and the price is a short grip and a six-round magazine. This factory extended magazine adds one round of .380 ACP and a polymer grip extension, so your little finger has somewhere to rest. LCP owners carry it as a spare, a range magazine, or the one that stays in the gun.

Features

• Seven-Round Capacity — It holds seven rounds of .380 ACP, one more than the standard six-round LCP magazine.
• Factory Ruger Magazine — This is an OEM part, meaning Ruger makes it for its own pistol rather than a third party copying the design.
• Blued Steel Body — The steel tube has a blued finish, a chemical treatment that darkens the metal and helps it resist rust.
• Numbered Witness Holes — Holes down the side, marked 2 through 6, let you see at a glance how many rounds are loaded.
• Integrated Grip Extension — The polymer baseplate lengthens the grip by about 0.4 inches for a fuller hold on a very short pistol.
• Checkered Baseplate Panels — Checkered texturing on the baseplate sides and ridges at the rear give a firm grip when you strip or seat the magazine.
• Polymer Follower — The follower, the platform that pushes rounds up toward the chamber, is molded polymer.
• Made In USA — The body is stamped .380 and MADE IN USA on one side and carries the Ruger logo on the other.

Fit and Compatibility

This magazine is made for the Ruger LCP in .380 ACP and is not intended for other pistols. The steel body and feed lips are the same factory design as the standard magazine, and the only change is the longer polymer baseplate with its extra round. Expect it to sit slightly lower than the flush six-round magazine, which is the point: more grip in exchange for a little extra length in the pocket.