Any of you guys carry one?
I love my Glock 43 but my wife�s Taurus.380 is much more compact and easy to slip in a pocket. Got me thinking about the Ruger.

I carry one occasionally. Mine is surprisingly accurate.

All I carry. I have tried all the pocket pistols but for something to tote everyday the lcp is hard to beat.

I don�t own one but have shot one. Only complaint I had was the trigger is awful.

I have lcp and "had a bodyguard" but i sold it. Wish i would have kept the bodyguard instead...

Carried a Keltec P3AT as a backup for years did the fluff and buff on it and it's been 100% reliable. I carry it in my front pocket

If you like the Glock and want a 380 try the Glock 42

I really like mine for being very concealed. But it is not a fun gun to shoot.

Have one on me everywhere I go. Really like it. Shoots well and I'm accurate with it farther than you'd think.

I have the keltec 32 and 380, the lcp, and the 43. I like them all but carry the 43 everyday. The lcp is alot more comfortable to carry and weighs considerably less than the 43. Stay away from the large "mouthed" hollow points and go with the polymer tipped hornady to help with the lack of ramp angle on the mini pistols. I can shoot them all well but the 43 the beat so that's what I carry. U can't go wrong with either one. Never had a malfunction with feed or ejection from any of them (knock on wood)

Buds has the LCP for $169.

My 2 primary carry guns are a 43 and an LCP. I prefer to have the 43 but when wearing light clothing, hard to beat an LCP in the pocket

I carry an LCP everyday. Had a bodyguard but the trigger on the BG sucks compared to the LCP.

I went to the LCP2 The trigger is light years better as is the grip and the slide Locks back on the last shot.

LCP with Crimson Trace and belt clip on the rear screw.

Just bought one of those, excellent for carry but so small its hard to shoot

I bought my wife and daughter a lcp 380. They both shoot it well. I carry it a lot when we go out. It fits nicely in pants or jacket pocket. Has functioned without fail so far. I took both apart completely cleaned them with solvent and reassembled with a light coat of oil.
Trigger could probably be better, but it is a defensive close quarters weapon , not a sniper rifle.
I would recommend it.

the lcp is a fine gun does exactly what its made for, trigger a little hard, but this is not a target pistol, its a carry pistol for personal defence.

I bought one when PSA had them for 159 and free shipping. Figured what the hell. I really like it. Probably the best thing to do is to take it out and break it in with a couple hundred rounds. Small and snappy and loud as hell, but I carry it more than any other gun I own because it's so convenient.

YES to what Hornhntr said. But you can get used to the LCP trigger. I say this because I have one and you can see the hammer move back as you pull the trigger. That lets you learn where the hammer comes to a stop before it fires. After shooting it can watching the hammer work back and then fire you can learn the trigger take-up and then take the take-up out very quickly before you break the shoot.