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Every so often a gun comes along that makes people stop and pick it up off the counter, and the Trailblazer LifeCard is one of them. Folded shut, this little .22 LR is about the size of a stack of credit cards, measuring 3.375 inches long, a half inch thick, and weighing under 7 ounces. The LC1-SG wears a Sniper Grey aluminum frame paired with an Isonite-finished steel barrel, so it holds up to sweat, humidity, and life at the bottom of a pack without complaint. This is the kind of pistol that ends up in tackle boxes, glove boxes, hiking kits, and bug-out bags because it takes up almost no room and weighs next to nothing.
Operation is refreshingly simple. Release the handle lock, fold the grip open, tilt the barrel up, and drop a round into the chamber. Cock the striker, and the single-action trigger does the rest. When it's folded closed, the LifeCard cannot fire, period, which is a big part of why people feel comfortable stashing it in a kit. The design is fully ambidextrous, and the flat, no-snag profile slides in and out of pockets and pouches without hanging up on anything. There's even a storage compartment in the handle that holds three extra rounds of .22 LR, so your reloads travel with the gun.
Let's be real about what this is: a one-shot, last-ditch utility pistol, not a range toy you'll run boxes of ammo through. The 2.5 inch barrel is rifled, and at close distances it does its job. Think of it as insurance for the trail, the boat, or the truck, a backup that's so light and flat you'll never have a reason to leave it behind. It's also proudly made in the USA by Trailblazer Firearms, and the machining on these little pistols is genuinely impressive when you get one in hand. If you've been looking for the most packable .22 out there, this is the one everybody talks about.
No. The LifeCard is designed so it cannot be made to fire when folded, and that's one of its core safety features. The pistol only becomes operable once the handle is unfolded, the action is loaded, and the striker is manually cocked. That's a big reason it's popular as a stash-it-and-forget-it kit gun.
Release the handle lock and fold the grip open, then tilt the barrel up to expose the chamber. Drop in a single .22 LR round, close the barrel, cock the striker, and it's ready to fire. It's a single-shot design, so you reload after every round, and the handle compartment keeps three spares on board.
No, this model ships without sights, which keeps the profile completely flat and snag-free. There's a sighting groove along the top, and at the close distances this pistol is meant for, it points naturally enough to get the job done. It's built for compactness first, precision shooting second.
The LC1-SG uses an aluminum frame and handle in the Sniper Grey finish, while the polymer versions swap in a polymer grip frame to trim cost. The aluminum handle stores three extra rounds and gives the pistol a more solid, machined feel in hand. Both share the same folding design, 2.5 inch barrel, and single-shot .22 LR operation.
| UPC | 850006047413 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LC1-SG |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | Pistol |
| Barrel Length | 2.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 1 |
| Color | GREY |
| Length | 3.375 |
| Number of Magazines | 0 |
| Package Height | 4.5 |
| Package Width | 1.0 |
| Product Type | Specialty Handgun |
| Shipping Weight | 0.7000000000000001 |
| Sights Type | NONE |
| State Restriction (CA) | NO DIRECT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA |
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