LC9 is an interesting gun. Mild recoil, good accuracy, comfortable shape. “7-round” magazine only fits 6, I wonder if it was assembled correctly. Manual safety seems unnecessary.
Tuckable Galco holster is quite nice. I already remarked on the knife. Flashlight is basic, small and bright.
Разбери магазин, проверь. Стрёмно так стрелять, может, кусочек металла проскочил и блокирует пружину.
That’s weird. Their site states specifically “7+1.” I’d sure check into it.
I concur on the Lc9 ease of shooting comment, owning a PF9 and now the Lc9 I’ll say both have their merits. I’d love to see Kel Tec tweak the trigger guard a bit on the PF9 after shooting my Lc9.
I’ll check out the Galco holster you’ve shown here but I’m inclined to think a sweat guard would make it more user friendly. Insofar as the knife goes I like it and intend to visit a blacksmith friend, use his forge and make one like it.
I agree on sweat guards for safer re-holstering.
regarding the multiple safeties on the Ruger Lc9 and other guns, just remember California. That state has more gun owners than the entire populations of some states.
Hmmm…the Kel Tec PF9 mags hold 7. And work just fine in the Ruger. Except the Ruger’s trigger pull is about 3 lbs heavier!
i had the opportunity to handle an LC9 not too long ago at my local gun shop. while i didn’t have the chance to fire it, i very much liked the fit in my hand, and the apparently quality of the build. if i didn’t already have compact 9mm carry pistols, i would have certainly purchased one. now, it’s at the end of a long list of “would really like to have at some point”.
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Every-day carry here:
Charter Arms Bulldog 2 1/2″, .44 Special
Almar Eagle ultralight Talon
Mini-Maglite w/ Cree 1-watt conversion + tailcap switch.
Yeah, I could get a more modern light, but the Cree in the mini-mag makes it acceptable, and I’ve carried Mini-mags for about 30 years now.
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Disassemble the mag and reassemble. Mine was doing the same thing.