RUGER® LCP® 380ACP MAGAZINES Reviews & Ratings

Made from the finest materials for strength and durability. High carbon, steel bodies; chrome silicon music wire springs take a "set" and then resist gradual weaking over time. Followers and mag pads are injection molded from unbreakable polymer to stand up to rough treatment without cracking.

SPECS: Body - Steel, blued. Spring - Chrome silicon. Follower - Nylon polymer.

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Reviews Summary

The RUGER® LCP® 380ACP MAGAZINES have garnered mixed reviews. While some users appreciate their functionality and value, several others report significant issues with feeding and locking, labeling them as inferior products. Customer experiences vary widely, with a notable divide in satisfaction between those who encountered malfunctions and those who had successful range use.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

60%

Product quality is a significant concern among reviewers. A notable proportion report malfunctions, including issues with feeding and magazine locking. Users express disappointment over perceived inferior construction quality, leading to negative experiences. Conversely, a smaller group highlights satisfactory performance, creating a stark contrast in user satisfaction.

Functionality

70%

Many reviewers found that the magazines did not function as expected, with frequent complaints about poor seating, failure to feed, and problems with the magazine release. This indicates a significant inconsistency in the performance of the product, leading to frustrations for range practice and regular use.

Customer Experience

40%

Customer experiences vary greatly, with some praising the easy return process for defective items while others express frustration over the inability to return products due to lost packaging. This diversity highlights the need for better quality control and customer service in handling product issues.

Value for Money

30%

Some reviewers expressed that these magazines are economical choices. However, opinions on their value vary significantly based on personal experiences with performance, leading to divides between those who find them justifiable and those who view them as a waste.

Compatibility Issues

40%

Several reviewers encountered compatibility issues with grip extensions designed for the Ruger magazines, indicating potential design flaws with the ProMag products. This has led to dissatisfaction among users who expect their aftermarket products to work seamlessly with their firearms.

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Works Fine for Me

I was pleased that the 2 mags I ordered came with the sleeves as well. I've only ran 1 mag through each in 2 different LCPs and had no problems with malfunctions or with the mag locking into the pistol. I've had good experiences with every Promag product I've used. I'm back ordering another for my father in law for Father's day.

Good product, reasonable pricing.

Bought two for practicing PPC on the range. No jams, no malfunctions-worked perfectly.

Non functional

I purchased one as a backup. It did not engage the mag release. I returned it to pro mag for a replacement. The replacement also does not function. I believe it is an inferior product.

Doesn't seat or feed properly

Picked up two of these for range days. Neither one seats properly or feeds properly. Can't even rack the slide on the off chance I get it to snap in. Sometimes too good to be true is actually that. Half the price = half the quality. Will order new mags directly from Ruger. Thankfully Brownells makes returns easy.

Not Happy

I have Ruger LCP 380 1.25" Extra Long GARRISON Grip Extensions (2 of them). One fits precisely right on the stock magazine that came with the Ruger. There is a button on all 380 Magazines spring plates that fits into a hole on the magazine end plate, which is what the Grip Extensions are. The button on ProMag magazines appears to be offset and will not line up with the hole in the Grip Extensions. So, the Grip Extensions will just slide off. Not happy!!! Would not recommend!!! I threw all of the packaging out already, so I can't return. Frankly, Iin forget where I just bought them from too. Oh-almost forgot, the magazines with the Grip Extensions won't click into place in the gun. They just slide out.

Don't waste your money.

I bought 2 of the pro mag 6rnd mags for my lcp to practice reloads at the range. They failed to perform the first time out. The follower gets stuck down in the mag on the catch when loading and unloading. The follower is a flimsy piece of junk. It's hard to mess up a single stack magazine but pro mag has done it. If they would improve the follower quality then perhaps the mags would work better. But until then I won't be purchasing anymore products from them.