NEW Ruger LCP MAX (10 & 12 rd Mags) - TheFirearmGuy

Published on June 30, 2021
Duration: 8:51

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Ruger LCP MAX, as demonstrated by TheFirearmGuy. It covers removing the slide, recoil spring, and barrel, and then reversing the process for reassembly. The video emphasizes the importance of a thorough safety check before starting.

Quick Summary

The Ruger LCP MAX improves upon the LCP II with higher capacity magazines (10+1 or 12+1), better tritium front sights, deeper slide serrations, and a reversible magazine release. It features a 5-pound trigger pull and reduced felt recoil due to its barrel cam geometry and grip design, weighing 10.75 oz unloaded.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Live-Fire Demonstration
  2. 00:12Introduction & Capacity
  3. 01:16Packaging & MSRP
  4. 01:45Comparison with LCP II
  5. 02:30Sights and Accuracy
  6. 03:32Recoil and Ergonomics
  7. 04:43Trigger Pull
  8. 05:02Reliability Testing
  9. 05:44Weight Specifications
  10. 06:42Disassembly

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main improvements of the Ruger LCP MAX over the LCP II?

The Ruger LCP MAX significantly increases magazine capacity to 10+1 or 12+1 rounds, features improved tritium front sights and serrated rear sights, offers deeper slide serrations for easier manipulation, and includes a reversible magazine release for ambidextrous use.

What is the trigger pull weight and capacity of the Ruger LCP MAX?

The trigger pull weight for the Ruger LCP MAX is approximately 5 pounds, described as crisp. It comes standard with 10-round magazines and an optional 12-round extended magazine is available.

How does the Ruger LCP MAX handle recoil and what is its weight?

The LCP MAX utilizes a patented barrel cam geometry and a slightly wider grip to reduce felt recoil and improve control. The unloaded weight is 10.75 oz, and a fully loaded 12+1 configuration weighs 15.25 oz.

What accessories come with the Ruger LCP MAX?

The Ruger LCP MAX typically comes with a cardboard box, a pocket holster from Multi Holsters, and an extended magazine base plate. The MSRP is stated as $449.

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