Description
The LCP Max took everything people liked about the original LCP and fixed the stuff they didn't. Same pocketable footprint as the LCP II, but now you get 10+1 rounds of .380 ACP thanks to a stagger-stack magazine, real dovetailed sights instead of tiny bumps on the slide, and a much better trigger. At 10.6 ounces and just over 5 inches long, it disappears in a pocket in a way that even the smallest micro nines can't quite match. This version, model 13760, adds a manual thumb safety on the left side of the frame for anyone who wants that extra layer on a pocket gun.
Sights You Can Use When It Matters
The front sight is a tritium dot with a white outline, so it shows up in daylight and keeps glowing after dark. The rear is a generous U-notch that's drift adjustable, with a squared front face you can use to rack the slide one-handed if you ever need to. The dovetails are cut to the Bodyguard pattern too, so aftermarket sight options are easy to find if you want something different down the road.
A .380 That Doesn't Beat You Up
Little .380s have a reputation for being snappy, but Ruger's barrel cam design delays unlocking and slows the slide down, which takes a noticeable edge off recoil compared to straight blowback guns in this class. Combine that with the textured grip frame and the included finger extension floorplate that gives most hands a full three-finger hold, and this is a pocket pistol you can practice with instead of dreading range day. The Secure Action fire control system pairs a protected internal hammer with a bladed safety trigger for a short, clean pull and positive reset.
Carry-Ready From the Box
Ruger includes a soft pocket holster and a magazine loader with the pistol, so you're set up from day one. The magazine release is reversible, the slide serrations are crisp without being sharp, and every edge is smoothed over for comfortable carry. If you've been waiting for an LCP Max with a manual safety, this is the one.
Key Specifications
- Model Number (MPN): 13760
- UPC: 736676137602
- Caliber: .380 ACP
- Capacity: 10+1
- Barrel Length: 2.80"
- Overall Length: 5.17"
- Height: 4.12"
- Weight: 10.6 oz
- Action: Semi-Auto, Secure Action Fire Control
- Safety: Manual Thumb Safety
- Front Sight: Tritium with White Outline
- Rear Sight: Drift Adjustable U-Notch
- Frame: Black, High-Performance Glass-Filled Nylon
- Barrel Material: Alloy Steel
- Twist Rate: 1:16" RH, 6 Grooves
- Magazine Release: Reversible
What’s Included
- Ruger LCP Max pistol
- One 10-round magazine with flush floorplate
- Finger grip extension floorplate
- Soft pocket holster
- Magazine loader
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this LCP Max different from the standard model?
This is model 13760, which adds a manual thumb safety lever on the left side of the frame. Everything else carries over from the standard LCP Max, including the 10+1 capacity, tritium front sight, and Secure Action trigger. The safety sits low and out of the way, and with a little practice it clicks off naturally during the draw.
Does the Ruger LCP Max come with a holster?
Yes, Ruger includes a soft pocket holster right in the box, along with a magazine loader that makes topping off the stagger-stack magazine a lot easier on the thumbs. That means you're set up to carry the day you bring it home, though plenty of owners eventually upgrade to a dedicated kydex or IWB rig.
Can I get higher capacity magazines for the LCP Max?
You can. The pistol ships with one 10-round magazine, and Ruger sells extended 12-round magazines separately through their web store. The included finger grip extension floorplate for the 10-rounder also gives most hands a full three-finger grip without adding much length.
Is the LCP Max comfortable to shoot for a pocket .380?
More than you'd expect from a 10.6-ounce gun. Ruger uses a patented barrel cam that delays unlocking and slows the slide, which softens felt recoil compared to blowback-operated .380s. The trigger has a short pull with a clean break and positive reset, and the textured grip frame helps you keep control through a string of fire.





Reviews
There are no reviews yet.