Comments on: Review of Crimson Trace Ruger LCP laser

By: Trey Angell

Trey Angell — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 09:34:00 +0000

I value the blog article.Really thank you! Keep writing.

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By: jhhankins

jhhankins — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 21:40:48 +0000

I don’t know why Ruger doesn’t just make a split or depression in the trigger guard and make the trigger a little longer. That way when the trigger is fully pulled and the weapon discharges, the tip of the trigger would be in the depression or split, thus eliminating any chance of a finger pinch.

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By: amsaulnier

amsaulnier — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 01:11:13 +0000

Nate,
The pinching problem is with the LCP. In my opinion it is a trigger design flaw. The trigger goes to a negative angle when completely pulled. The addition of the Crimson trace makes it worse with additional angles on the inside of the trigger guard. I have contacted Ruger about this issue. They wanted pictures of my modification which I sent. The trigger should be further forward or around the clock. Meaning it it at about 7 o’clock when forward. If it was at 7:30 to 8:00 it would not be at a negative angle when fully pulled and the pinching would be eliminated.
Fortunately Ruger has sent me several new triggers to play with to make modifications. My quick steel mod has since fallen off. I guess it boils down to shooting only a few times each trip to the range until Ruger make the correction.
To every LCP owner: Please call Ruger and ask them to make an optional trigger to this design.

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By: Nate

Nate — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:33:10 +0000

Amsaulnier, was the pinching a problem with the stock LCP or only when you put on the Crimson Trace?

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By: wendell chenault

wendell chenault — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 05:23:02 +0000

I looked at a CT laser for the LCP yesterday and was impressed. I will probably get one after I get one for my G19.

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By: Amsaulnier

Amsaulnier — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:16:17 +0000

The Crimson trace option is solid and performs well for the LCP. however trigger finger pinching is an issue.I have made a modification to my LCP with Quicksteel. It is an epoxy putty available at most auto parts stores. My modification solves 2 problems with Ruger’s trigger design flaw. First, it eliminates pinching from the trigger by changing the angle of the trigger at full pull. Especially with a Crimson trace laser attached. Second, it adds a few millimeters of length to the trigger reducing how far the trigger needs to be pulled in order to fire. My relatively large hands struggled to fully pull the trigger on such a small pistol. Ruger could easily design a new trigger if they desired. I believe most people would pay for such an alteration. Please see the pictures that show the trigger when relaxed and at full pull.
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By: wendell chenault

wendell chenault — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 01:52:57 +0000

Ok…we got to get this blog going. Has anyone out there got have a CT laser guard on their LCP? I have had my LCP for over a year and love it and I am looking at getting a CT laser guard for it and I want to know how it has been working for you. I am also getting one for my G19 since CT hasn’t made one for my Ruger SR9 yet. Any help would be great.

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By: Hai Huynh

Hai Huynh — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 00:13:31 +0000

Ruger custumer service is excellent. I had a tiny scratched on my LCP, and they replace it for free, also gave me a free clip, and a hat. awsome company, I am looking forward to get another Ruger LCP for my wife. I hope Ruger company will boost up the production. I had one and I am back on the waiting list again, but it’s ok. anyway I am very happy with my LCP.

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