Ruger LCP magazines are designed with many features that ensure reliability, durability, and convenience for concealed carry and self-defense purposes.

• Compact and Lightweight: Ruger LCP magazines are small & lightweight, making it easy to carry and handle.
• Durable Construction:Ruger LCP mags are designed with high quality steel or a combination of steel or polymer baseplates. Steel material ensures long-lasting durability and resistance to wear, even under heavy use.
• Smooth Feeding: Offers smooth feedings with its precision-engineered feed lips & high tensile springs.
• Variety of Capacity Options: Available in multiple capacities, including 6, 10, 12, 15 & 32 rounds drum magazines.
• Extended Baseplates: Some Ruger PLC mags include extended baseplates that are helpful to provide additional grip area. It's helpful to enhance comfort & control during shooting.

Different types of Ruger LPC magazines are available by material, size & rounds capacity.

By Material

• Steel: Ruger LCP magazines are primarily designed with high steel. Steel material ensures strength and resistance to wear over time.
• Polymer: Some Ruger LCP mags are designed with polymer baseplate that offers a lighter weight and corrosion resistance.

By Rounds Capacity

• Standard: Ruger LCP standard mags are designed to hold 6 rounds.
• Extended: Includes an extended baseplate designed to hold 7 to 10 rounds.
• 12-Round Magazine: Another option for the Ruger LCP Max, balancing enhanced capacity with compactness.
• 15 Rounds: The largest capacity magazine for the Ruger LCP Max, perfect for extended use.
• 36 Rounds Drum Magazine: Largest capacity Ruger LCP magazines useful for practicing without frequent reloads.

For your Ruger LCP magazine several reputable brands offer options that balance reliability, capacity, and design. Here are some popular choices:

Ruger OEM

The factory manufacturer of the LCP and its magazines, ensuring perfect fit and high-quality materials. The finish of these magazines includes black oxide steel, classic black finish, blued, black polymer, black steel, and blued steel.

Magazines are compatible with specific models, including the Ruger LCP, Ruger LCP II, and the LCP MAX 380.

• Ruger LCP magazines are affordable, highly concealable, and durable.
• Easy loading and handling
• Rust and corrosion resistance.
• Extended baseplates
• Smooth feeding mechanism

ProMag

ProMag magazines are designed by high carbon steel, and modern precision injection molding of mil-spec polymer compounds. ProMag Ruger LCP Magazines are easy loading and made from rugged, high carbon, heat-treated steel.

Every ProMag magazine is backed by a lifetime guarantee against manufacturer's defects.

• Heat-treated music wire spring
• Polymer magazine extension
• Limited lifetime warranty
• Made in USA

Ruger LCP magazines are specially designed for the Ruger LCP pistol series. But these magazines are compatible with many other firearms or variations that share similar dimensions with the Ruger LCP. Here is the list:

• Ruger LCP: The original compact pistol for which the magazine was designed.
• Ruger LCP II: The slightly larger LCP II features a number of updates, including locking the slide back when empty. The LCP II is compatible with the original 6-round LCP magazines.
• Ruger LCP Max: Ruger LCP max is capable of holding 10 rounds magazine. It also features improved magazine feed lips, feed ramp, extractor, barrel cam geometries, slide serrations.

Other Firearms:

• liKel-Tec P3AT:The Kel-Tec P3AT is a compact .380 ACP pistol with a design that closely resembles the Ruger LCP. The magazines for the LCP and P3AT are often considered interchangeable, though this should be verified for reliability with your specific firearm.

Ruger LCP mags are compatible with various calibers including;

• 380 ACP:This is the most common caliber associated with Ruger LCP magazines. Offers less recoil than larger calibers, making it easier to control in small pistols like the LCP.
• .22 LR: The Ruger LCP II in .22 LR uses a proprietary magazine specifically designed for this caliber. These magazines are not interchangeable with the .380 ACP magazines due to differences in dimensions and feeding mechanisms.

RugerLCP Magazines are available in various rounds capacity for different shooting needs.

• Standard Magazine Capacity: The standard Ruger LCP magazine holds 6 rounds and is the most compact option for maximum concealability and lightweight carry.
• Extended magazine Capacity: Ruger LCP extended magazine holds 7+1 rounds, featuring a pinky extension for enhanced handling without significantly increasing the firearm's size.
• 10 +1 Rounds (LCP Max standard): The Ruger LCP MAX has a 10-round capacity with a flush-fit magazine. This capacity is greatly improved over the original LCP and LCP II.
• 12 rounds (LCP Max extended): The 12-round extended magazine offers a full grip and two additional rounds, making it an excellent choice for users prioritizing firepower.
• 36 Rounds Drum Magazine: Provide an extreme capacity for extended shooting sessions or range use. While the drum magazine adds considerable weight and bulk, it’s a fun and unique option for recreational purposes.

Cost Range: Starting from $39.99

Average Rating With Seller: 69 Reviews

Why It's Best To Buy:

• Fits and works perfectly
• Compact size make it a popular choice for everyday carry
• Features a finger rest already installed
• Includes a flush baseplate

Limitations:

• Does not fit LCP II pistol

Cost Range: Starting from $19.29

Average Rating With Seller: 6 Reviews

Why It's Best To Buy:

• It's tiny and it's easy to carry every day
• The mag fits and feeds perfectly.
• Great quality and the price

Limitations:

• Some users feel the plastic slip on grip is too long! Need to recut the plastic to fit!