Ruger LCP 2!

Published on July 8, 2022
Duration: 11:46

This video provides a hands-on review of the Ruger LCP 2 pistol, chambered in .380 ACP. The presenter discusses its compact size, suitability for concealed carry, and conducts various shooting tests with different ammunition types and targets, including soda bottles and crushed tomatoes. Initial reliability concerns are noted, attributed to the gun being new, but overall impressions are positive regarding its fun factor and potential as a carry gun, despite some brass ejection issues.

Quick Summary

The Ruger LCP 2, chambered in .380 Auto, is a highly compact pistol suitable for concealed carry. While initial reliability issues like stovepipes were noted due to it being new, the gun is considered fun to shoot and performs well for its size, despite some 'snappy' recoil and brass ejection towards the face.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction to Ruger LCP 2
  2. 00:13.380 Auto Caliber Discussion
  3. 00:33Compact Size and Handling
  4. 00:44Initial Reliability Observations
  5. 01:02Sponsorship Acknowledgment (Ruger)
  6. 01:33First Target: Shot Timer Test
  7. 02:27Hearing Protection Sponsor (Walker's)
  8. 02:54Fruity Pebbles Syrup Target Test
  9. 04:42Marshmallow Cream & Soda Target Test
  10. 06:02Two Liter Soda Bottle Test
  11. 07:42Crushed Tomatoes & Dr. Thunder Test
  12. 09:23Grand Finale: Hawaiian Punch & Soda Test
  13. 10:38Overall Fun Factor and Snappy Feel
  14. 11:05Brass Ejection Issue
  15. 11:14Conclusion: Fun Carry Gun

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Ruger LCP 2 reviewed in this video?

The Ruger LCP 2 featured in this video is chambered in .380 Auto. This caliber is noted for offering effective performance in a very compact firearm, making it suitable for concealed carry.

What were the initial reliability impressions of the Ruger LCP 2?

Initially, the Ruger LCP 2 experienced some reliability issues, including a stovepipe and a failure to feed/eject. These were attributed to the firearm being new and likely requiring a break-in period.

Is the Ruger LCP 2 considered a good concealed carry pistol?

Yes, the presenter considers the Ruger LCP 2 a fun gun and believes it shoots pretty good for a carry gun. Its extremely compact size makes it well-suited for discreet everyday carry.

What are some potential drawbacks of the Ruger LCP 2 mentioned?

A notable drawback mentioned is the brass ejection pattern, where casings were observed to be ejected directly towards the shooter's face. The gun is also described as 'snappy' due to its small size.

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