What was each issue with the lpc2?I have both. I had to send the LCP2 back to Ruger twice but it was worth the wait because it runs like a champ now. I bought the EC9 for the 9mm ammo since it’s cheaper to buy and practice. Both have been flawless at the range. I still prefer the smaller and light LCP2 for CC but do carry the EC9 concealed in an IWB holster or a winter coat pocket.
The EC9s is one of the best kept secrets in the gun world. I paid just north of $200 and it included the FFL charge. It's a soft shooter that allows me's to shoot it one handed and from the weak side as well. I don't shoot two handed. It will be two years in the summer I've own it and around 300 + rounds through it of various ammo, no hiccups at all. A little tricky take down but it will grow on you, especially for the price.Soooo. I was kinda thinking about an ec9
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The LCP2 kept having stovepipe and FTF and FTE issues. Ruger put in a heavier spring and metal rod and it hasn’t had an issue since.What was each issue with the lpc2?
It's hard to judge what is easy but I can say I would know if it wasn't because I've own handguns that were hard. Only thing I can say is find one at a store and let her try it, if not go for that Taurus.I’m considering an EC9 for my wife. Is it easy to rack the slide.