| Range Report Ruger LCP w/CT trigger guard unit
Well I took my LCP down into the woods today to get the CT dialed in and it only took 12 rounds and everything was about as close to center bullseye as my shaky hands could put it.
Basics of the LCP and the CT
CT mounts by securing itself around the front 60 degrees of the trigger guard and seems very solid, adjustment is done with a .050 allen rench, requires very little adjustment from factory. The CT does not add anything to the size of the gun. The LCP is a 380Auto pocket gun that has very smooth edges so it won't snag anything on draw, as a result is has almost no sights hence the CT. The magazine holds 6 rounds you can carry with 1 in the chamber if you have a serial number 371, or a 370 that has been sent in for the fix. It is a no frills gun, no safety other than a very heavy trigger with a very long draw. The slide does not stay open when empty.
The Good, off-hand, hip shot, main-hand all go where the laser dot is, makes aiming a breeze. Like all 380's its got a bit filp to it but not nearly as much as a ppk which is surprising because the ppk weighs over twice as much. Groups were about 2 inches at 10ft and about 4 inches at 20ft.
The Bad, past 20ft I couldn't see the dot so I was unable to group 5 shots continuously on the 5 inch target, also the way the CT mounts on the gun it chews up the bottom of your trigger finger a bit when the muzzle flips.
Overall, I think it is a great like carry gun but I wouldn't want to do more that about 50 rounds a session with it because of the finger thing.
I am happy and would recommend this setup to a friend.
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