Ruger lcp.22 pro (maybe)

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    IndianaDAN

    IndianaDAN

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    Anyone believe that Ruger will come out sooner or later with the LCP2 without the safety? The safety is not a deal breaker for me, but would like to see it without, and hoping the price drops in a few months.....Watched a few you tube videos and wouldn't mind owning one of those little plinkers!
     
    Atrox88

    Atrox88

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    Jan 7, 2016
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    Are you talking about the pivoting trigger block? I can only speak for the LCP II 380. I love this pocket pistol for what it is. It is a good shooter with a good trigger. I have had an original LCP and also an LCP Anniversary edition but got rid of them both as neither trigger compared to the LCP II
     
    teratos

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    Atrox88 said:
    Are you talking about the pivoting trigger block? I can only speak for the LCP II 380. I love this pocket pistol for what it is. It is a good shooter with a good trigger. I have had an original LCP and also an LCP Anniversary edition but got rid of them both as neither trigger compared to the LCP II
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    Good to know. I have an original LCP. I carry it, but the trigger is abysmal.
     
    Occam

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    teratos said:
    Good to know. I have an original LCP. I carry it, but the trigger is abysmal.
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    Were we near, I’d have you try my LCP II. Big difference. Bonus: slide locks back on empty!

    It rides in my man purse as a backup. I can see the appeal of a .22 version for practice/play time.
     
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    Boss94

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    I have a similar issue with mine having light primer strikes. I tried CCI, and Federal ammo.
     
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