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Summary: The description, specs, pricing, photos and user ratings of the Ruger LCP II pistol.

Manufacturer’s Description

The Ruger LCP II is a semiauto handgun built on a one-piece, glass-filled black nylon frame with a through-hardened alloy steel slide with a matte black finish, and chambered in .380 ACP. Other features include:

• A locked breech, hammer-fired, recoil-operated firing mechanism;
• a single-action trigger with a trigger safety blade (unlike the original LCP’s trigger, which is double-action and sans safety);
  

  The LCP II from the left.

• a slide that locks back after the last round (unlike the original LCP’s slide);
• a lighter recoil spring to ease racking the slide;
• a recessed hammer;
• a loaded chamber indicator port;
• front and rear curved grip serrations on the slide;
• a blued, alloy steel barrel;
• a textured grip frame that’s slightly larger than the original LCP’s grip to improve control;
• fixed, low-profile sights;
• a left-side slide stop/release;
• a left-side magazine release; and
• a six-round magazine magazine with an optional finger-extension floor plate.

Ruger says it includes a pocket holster with the LCP II.

Note: this gun is not California- or Massachusetts-approved.

More reading: Check out our in-depth review of Ruger’s original LCP pistol.

On camera: Check out Hickok45’s video review of the Ruger LCP II.

The Specs

MSRP: $349

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The LCP II’s right front.

The LCP II’s magazine.

The LCP II’s right rear.