Ruger LCP Max .380 ACP 2.8in Two Tone

Name: Ruger LCP Max .380 ACP 2.8in Two Tone
Brand: Ruger
SKU: UCCy77ztA
Availability: InStock

The Ruger LCP Max .380 ACP 2.8in Two Tone is a .380 ACP subcompact handguns from Ruger. It is available from 3 vendors at $304.99 to $479.

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Product Information

Name: Ruger LCP Max .380 ACP 2.8in Two Tone

Brand: Ruger

Category: Subcompact Handguns

Caliber: .380 ACP

Barrel Length: 2.8"

UPC: 736676137480

SKU: UCCy77ztA

Description

The Ruger LCP Max is a semi-automatic pistol chambered in .380 ACP with a 2.8-inch barrel. It has a black polymer frame and a stainless steel slide in a two-tone configuration. The magazine holds 10 rounds.

Key Specifications

Brand: Ruger
Model: LCP Max
Caliber: .380 ACP
Action: Semi Auto
Capacity: 10
Barrel Length: 2.8 inches
Color/Finish: Two Tone (Black Polymer Frame / Stainless Steel Slide)

Detailed Features

2.8-inch barrel
Black polymer frame with stainless steel slide in two-tone finish
10-round magazine capacity
Polymer grip construction
California Compliant configuration

Complete Specifications

Caliber	.380 ACP
Model	LCP Max
Barrel length	2.8"
Action	Semi Auto
Color	Two Tone

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the LCP Max?

The LCP Max is chambered in .380 ACP.

Who makes the LCP Max?

The LCP Max is made by Ruger.

What type of firearm is the LCP Max?

It is a subcompact semi-automatic pistol.

What is the barrel length of the LCP Max?

The LCP Max has a 2.8-inch barrel.

How many rounds does the LCP Max hold?

The LCP Max has a 10-round magazine capacity.

What finish does the LCP Max come in?

This configuration has a two-tone finish with a black polymer frame and a stainless steel slide.

Where can I buy the LCP Max?

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What Reviewers Say

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Back in the day, the go-to pocket gun was the original LCP. It was freakishly small, oimpic for breakfast slim, and it was light, but it was basically a better than nothing gun. The recoil sucked. The trigger was meh.

Colion Noir

Now you can actually get your hands around the thing when drawing it out of the pocket. The original LCP felt like you were trying to grip a paper clip. This feels like a real gun.

Colion Noir

Gun shoots well. The original LCP was a point andoot, get off me gun. The LCP Max is a stay the hell away from me gun.

Colion Noir

Trigger is almost perfect for a gun like this. You already heard me say it, but I'll say it again. The trigger on the LCP Max is actually damn good.

Colion Noir

Now, the reset could be a touch shorter if I'm going to nitpick about anything, but it's very predictable and it's very positive for a gun this small designed for defensive carry.

Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

Owners of the LCP Max appreciate the compact size paired with a 10-round capacity, which is a meaningful upgrade over earlier LCP models in the same footprint. Pocket carry is the most common use case, and most owners find it fits standard pocket holsters without issue.

The two-tone finish with stainless slide is generally well regarded for durability and corrosion resistance. Trigger feel is a common discussion point, with some owners finding it acceptable for a subcompact carry gun and others wishing for a shorter reset.

For those in California, the CA Compliant configuration is a notable selling point. Owners who carry the LCP Max daily tend to prioritize the slim profile over raw capacity, and the .380 ACP chambering is accepted as an appropriate trade-off for the platform's size.