Ruger LCP II 7-Round Magazine

Extended LCP II Magazine

This is Ruger's own 7-round magazine for the LCP II, chambered in .380 ACP. Compared with the shorter standard magazine, it adds one round and an extended floor plate that gives your little finger room on the grip. That extra purchase helps on a pistol this small. Carry it as a spare, or run it in the gun when you want the fuller grip.

Features

• 7-Round Capacity — Holds seven rounds of .380 ACP, one more than the LCP II's standard magazine.
• Blued Steel Body — The magazine tube is steel with a blued finish, a chemical treatment that darkens the metal and adds some resistance to rust.
• Numbered Witness Holes — Small numbered cutouts down the side of the body let you see how many rounds are loaded without stripping the magazine.
• Extended Polymer Floor Plate — The base plate extends the grip below the frame so your little finger has a place to sit instead of curling under the gun.
• Stippled Grip Texture — A raised, roughened pattern on the floor plate adds traction for your hand during firing and for your fingers when you pull the magazine.
• Polymer Follower — The follower, the platform that pushes rounds up toward the chamber, is molded polymer.
• High-Tensile Steel Spring — A steel spring drives the follower and keeps rounds feeding to the top of the magazine.
• Factory Ruger Part — Made by Ruger in the USA, with .380, Made in USA and the Ruger logo stamped on the body and RUGER molded into the floor plate.

Fit And Construction

Ruger designed this magazine for the LCP II, so check that your pistol is an LCP II before ordering. Because it comes from the original manufacturer, it uses the same feed lips, body dimensions and catch cutout as the pistol was built around. The steel tube and polymer floor plate keep weight down, and the floor plate adds length below the grip in exchange for the extra round and the better hold.