SHOT SHOW 2020 | RUGER 57 and LCP2 22lr

Published on January 25, 2020
Duration: 3:20

This video from Shot Show 2020 introduces two Ruger pistols: the LCP II in .22LR and the Ruger 57 in 5.7x28mm. The LCP II .22LR is presented as a trainer for the .380 ACP version, offering reduced recoil and easier manipulation, ideal for those with diminished hand strength. The Ruger 57 is highlighted as a full-size handgun with a 5-inch barrel, chambered in 5.7x28mm, featuring a 20+1 capacity and minimal recoil despite its high velocity.

Quick Summary

The Ruger LCP II in .22LR is presented as a trainer for the .380 ACP model, offering identical ergonomics with reduced recoil and easier slide manipulation, ideal for practice and those with limited hand strength. The Ruger 57 is a full-size 5.7x28mm handgun with a 20+1 capacity, minimal recoil, and advanced sights.

Chapters

  1. 00:25Ruger LCP II .22LR Introduction
  2. 00:33LCP II .22LR Features & Benefits
  3. 00:57LCP II .22LR Capacity & Ergonomics
  4. 01:12LCP II .22LR Ease of Use
  5. 01:37Ruger 57 Pistol Introduction
  6. 01:46Ruger 57 Magazine & Capacity
  7. 02:03Ruger 57 Grip & Ergonomics
  8. 02:11Ruger 57 Ballistics & Recoil
  9. 02:22Ruger 57 Sights & Accuracy
  10. 02:34Ruger 57 Controls & Design
  11. 02:44Ruger 57 MSRP

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the Ruger LCP II in .22LR?

The Ruger LCP II in .22LR is designed as a trainer for the .380 ACP version. It offers the same size and ergonomics but with significantly less recoil, making it ideal for practice and for individuals with diminished hand strength to become familiar with their carry pistol.

What are the key features of the Ruger 57 pistol?

The Ruger 57 is a full-size handgun chambered in 5.7x28mm, featuring a 5-inch barrel. It boasts a 20+1 round capacity from a double-stack metal magazine, an ergonomic grip, green fiber-optic front sights, fully adjustable rear sights, and ambidextrous safeties, all while offering minimal recoil.

How does the Ruger LCP II .22LR aid shooters with limited hand strength?

The Ruger LCP II .22LR utilizes a blowback operating system, which makes the slide very light to rack. This feature is particularly beneficial for shooters who experience difficulties manipulating smaller centerfire pistols due to diminished hand strength.

What is the MSRP for the Ruger LCP II .22LR and Ruger 57?

The Ruger LCP II .22LR has an MSRP of $349, aligning with the price of the .380 ACP model. The Ruger 57 pistol has an MSRP of $799, noted as a competitive price point for 5.7x28mm firearms on the market.

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