This kit will transform your Ruger LC9 trigger pull from a factory setting of ~5.75-6.75lbs to a modified, lighter, and more consistent ~3.75lbs. The improved, crisp trigger pull significantly enhances accuracy and performance, making it a must-have among Ruger LC9 accessories for a smoother trigger experience.

If you're getting forged pistons, it's best to also get forged connecting rods with 7/16 rod bolts. The LC9 cranks were cast but strong. They've been known to handle over 1000 whp.

The LC9, as the name suggests, is chambered for the 9mm Luger cartridge and is a single-stack pistol designed for concealed and back-up carry. The diminutive little pistol looks very much like an LCP but there's more to it than just increasing overall size to accommodate the bigger cartridge.

302-315 hp 302-315 hp. 330-338 ft./lbs. 5.3L / 325 c.i.d. Bore Dia.

Magazine capacity is an impressive seven rounds, which is one more round than many 9mm pocket guns. The LC9 ships with one magazine but two magazine bases.

I would be lucky to shoot a similarly-sized group with the Ruger LCP MAX at three to five yards. If you're three yards in, this gun will get the job done. If you have the time to try to place an accurate shot at five to seven yards, it can work, but it's just a much harder gun to shoot than the Glock 42.

4 pounds, 10 ounces My sample LCP MAX has a trigger pull of 4 pounds, 10 ounces, with 1/2 inch of slack before the actual pull starts. This extra half-inch of trigger slack serves as prevention against an accidental discharge.

Shop for the Best Prices on In Stock Ruger LCPs This gun has a lot of recoil and isn't easy to shoot. That's the reason I can't see adding an aftermarket trigger part to this gun.

Length of pull (sometimes abbreviated as LOP) is the distance from the trigger to the part of a rifle or shotgun which fits against the shoulder of the shooter.

Trigger Pull Weight for a Handgun > As a general rule, a serious use pistol should have a trigger no lighter than 4 pounds and ideally no more than 6 pounds.

The Ruger LCP platform is a recoil-operated, locked-breech, semi-automatic pistol with an internal hammer.

There is no definitive or “right” trigger pull. Competition shooters often opt for a trigger as light as two pounds. The average concealed carry gun, on the other hand, may feature a 5½-pound trigger.