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Ron Duval 01-14-2009 01:19 PM

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VAhuntr 01-14-2009 06:14 PM

RE: Ruger LCP
 
Good to hear as I have been thinking about picking one up as a backup to a backup.:D

stalkingbear 01-15-2009 05:29 AM

RE: Ruger LCP
 
I have 1 of these tiny little pistols and have ran about 250 rounds through it with 0 malfunctions. It's ALWAYS in my packet in backup of my .45. I can TOTALLY recommend them. Accuracy is an NON-issue with them as if you are far enough away to have to worry about accuracy, you're far enough away for it to be DARN HARD to explain why deadly force was justified!!!!!

Ron Duval 01-15-2009 10:03 AM

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hometheaterman 01-15-2009 10:19 AM

RE: Ruger LCP
 

ommend them. Accuracy is an NON-issue with them as if you are far enough away to have to worry about accuracy, you're far enough away for it to be DARN HARD to explain why deadly force was justified!!!!!
I really like these things but it scares me with them not having a tradition manual safety.

stalkingbear 01-15-2009 04:36 PM

RE: Ruger LCP
 
Hornady critical defense is supposed to be best if you can find it. TRUST me-the trigger is so hard & long,you'll NEVER make it go off by accident when shooting it.

kendradad 01-15-2009 04:45 PM

RE: Ruger LCP
 
Take a look at the new LCR by Ruger. It is being introduced at the SHOT show rightnow.I have already put my name on the waiting list.Looks like a very good carry gun.

hometheaterman 01-15-2009 08:19 PM

RE: Ruger LCP
 

ORIGINAL: stalkingbear

Hornady critical defense is supposed to be best if you can find it. TRUST me-the trigger is so hard & long,you'll NEVER make it go off by accident when shooting it.
I'm worried about having it go off when carrying it not when shooting it but I think that's what you meant. I know the trigger is fairly hard but I don't know I just don't like pistols without a manual safety. I don't know why but I've always liked safeties. Does the after recall models have a trigger safety like the after recall SR9's do?

Ron Duval 01-16-2009 03:38 AM

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stalkingbear 01-16-2009 05:26 AM

RE: Ruger LCP
 
It would be as hard or harder for the LCP to go off by accident as an double action only revolver. The trigger pull on these lil guns is very heavy. I pack mine in front pocket without worry.

hometheaterman 01-16-2009 07:22 AM

RE: Ruger LCP
 

ORIGINAL: stalkingbear

It would be as hard or harder for the LCP to go off by accident as an double action only revolver. The trigger pull on these lil guns is very heavy. I pack mine in front pocket without worry.
Do you put it in a pocket holster?

I think I'd be okay if I had it in a pocket holster that covered the trigger but then it also kind of defeats the purpose to me because I'd have to pull it out of my pocket then get it out of the holster. I could have much faster just pulled it out my my pocket or in many cases a holster on your side and clicked a safety off instead of fumbling with the holster.

Ron Duval 01-16-2009 07:53 AM

RE: Ruger LCP
 
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Bowflex 01-16-2009 03:54 PM

RE: Ruger LCP
 
The waiting list around here for the LCP is running 3 months. Crimson Trace makes a laser that mounts to the front of the trigger guard and runs around $195.00

I am waiting patiently.

stalkingbear 01-22-2009 06:40 PM

RE: Ruger LCP
 
The "Elsie Pea" forum has Crimson Trace lasers group buy for 155$ to members. http://elsiepeaforum.com/forum/index.php Join forum and then click on store.

I stand corrected-they're 157$.


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