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Ruger LCP Max LCI Removal

Bruce8959

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Has anybody successfully removed, replaced, and or modified the loaded chamber indicator on their LCP Max? Thanks.
 
Buy OR slide for $100 and call it a day
 
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oh, my bad. Need to work on reading comprehension
 
Has anybody successfully removed, replaced, and or modified the loaded chamber indicator on their LCP Max? Thanks.

Push out the pin, grind the bottom, paint the top, reinstall. Or, scribe the profile minus the bottom shape, on same thickness piece of metal of your choice, finish as desired and reinstall.

Personally, I don’t mind the LCI, it’s the mag disconnect that I need’s to be eliminated.
 
Push out the pin, grind the bottom, paint the top, reinstall. Or, scribe the profile minus the bottom shape, on same thickness piece of metal of your choice, finish as desired and reinstall.

Personally, I don’t mind the LCI, it’s the mag disconnect that I need’s to be eliminated.
I prefer an LCI now a days. Better than a press check and safer. Its tactile in dark, or just glance at it in the light. Less chance of a ND because you are not manipulating anything. Yes I know gun safety rules, but doesn't change the fact that an LCI is safer than a press check. Anytime you are manipulating a firearm there's always a chance for bad 💩 to happen even when you're super duper careful.

I know its now as cool as a John Wick press check, but this is real life.
 
I prefer an LCI now a days. Better than a press check and safer. Its tactile in dark, or just glance at it in the light. Less chance of a ND because you are not manipulating anything. Yes I know gun safety rules, but doesn't change the fact that an LCI is safer than a press check. Anytime you are manipulating a firearm there's always a chance for bad 💩 to happen even when you're super duper careful.

I know its now as cool as a John Wick press check, but this is real life.

I agree with your thoughts on the LCI. I personally don't need it but that tactile feel in the dark, I won't complain about it!

But that mag disconnect will fall out of mine when it comes home.
 
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