What does LCR stand for in pistols?
What does LCR stand for in pistols?
The Ruger LCR is a compact revolver built by Sturm, Ruger & Co. and announced in January 2009. LCR stands for “Lightweight Compact Revolver”. It incorporates several novel features such as a polymer grip and trigger housing, monolithic receiver, and constant force trigger.
Do they make a 9 mm revolver?
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How much does a Ruger 9mm revolver cost?
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| Model: | 3819 |
|---|---|
| Sights: | Drift Adjustable |
| Manual Safety: | Yes |
| Style: | Hogue® Grip Sleeve |
| MSRP: | $459.00 |
Is the Ruger LCR A 38 special?
The pistol is rated for +P . 38 Special ammo, and one of the prototypes was fired more than 10,000 times with full-house +P loads without a hiccup. The LCR is rugged and built to last. The Hogue grip soaks up a lot of recoil, and the polymer frame absorbs quite a bit more.
Is the Ruger LCR 9mm a semi auto?
Without the reciprocating slide of a semi-auto to distribute and soften the perception of recoil, the snap from a small 9mm revolver is no picnic. The Ruger LCR 9mm is about the same size as the Ruger LC9s semi-auto, which holds three more rounds and delivers less felt recoil.
Why is the 9mm LCR so popular?
The 9mm variant of the LCR has been increasingly popular over the years because it’s so easy to conceal, at just 6.5” long, and with no external hammer, there’s nothing to snag on a holster or jacket. It’s also a good example of how 9mm is typically loaded into revolvers: with moon clips (more on those in a bit).
What ammo brands can I fire in the 9mm LCR?
In accordance with our RevolverGuy Field Test SOP, I fired a variety of ammunition brands and weights in the 9mm LCR, to include: Freedom Munitions, 115 grain reman. FMJ – 9 rounds
What is the actual barrel length of the LCR 9?
The 9mm bullet only occupies roughly half the cylinder length, which in effect adds ¾ of an inch of additional confined powder burning space ahead of the bullet. This means that the actual barrel length (for the purpose of powder burn time) of the LCR 9 is not 1.87 inches, but 2.625 inches, which explains the excellent velocity retention.
