Bought LCP spring and guide rod for my LC9 9mm pistol. Rod and spring 13 lb. were too small. What is the right rod and spring for my pistol?
930196
The lcp is the 380! I ordered mine for the ruger lc9 and it fit perfect. it seemed to keep the front of the fire arm down as well when firing! I hope this helped!
930197
Stock is 16lb. I upgraded to 20lb to negate cycling issues. If you're "gentle" when chambering, the bigger spring truly helps.
930198
you have to order the lc9.the lcp is rugers small 380 pistol.i ordered 1 for my lc9.fits and performs perfect.
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The problem is that the lcp is a smaller gun than the lc9. If you order the guide rod and spring set for the lcp, it certainly will not fit on your lc9. The lc380 and the lc9 are the exact same size, but notice there's a difference between LC380 and LCP389. This is the guide rod you want for your lc9. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BFLP52Q/ref=aw_d_pd_sporting-goodsI bought one for my wife's lc380 and it fits perfectly. And here is a link for your recoil spring. Just remember, your LC9 I'd the same size as the LC380, but is larger than the lcP380. The problem is that the lcp is a smaller gun than the lc9. If you order the guide rod and spring set for the lcp, it certainly will not fit on your lc9. The lc380 and the lc9 are the exact same size, but notice there's a difference between LC380 and LCP389. This is the guide rod you want for your lc9. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BFLP52Q/ref=aw_d_pd_sporting-goodsI bought one for my wife's lc380 and it fits perfectly. And here is a link for your recoil spring. Just remember, your LC9 I'd the... » Read More The problem is that the lcp is a smaller gun than the lc9. If you order the guide rod and spring set for the lcp, it certainly will not fit on your lc9. The lc380 and the lc9 are the exact same size, but notice there's a difference between LC380 and LCP389. This is the guide rod you want for your lc9. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BFLP52Q/ref=aw_d_pd_sporting-goodsI bought one for my wife's lc380 and it fits perfectly. And here is a link for your recoil spring. Just remember, your LC9 I'd the same size as the LC380, but is larger than the lcP380. « Show Less
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If I remember correctly the 17lb spring is the same as the factory, or very close. The other spring weights while affecting recoil I think are really to match the bullet weight of the cartridge, i.e., the heavier the bullet the stronger the spring. I have the 17lb spring and use a cartridge with a 115gm bullet and it works fine so far.
691297
Thanks for the info...I have a Ruger LCP and a Taurus PT25...I will try an inside the pants holster and if I don't like it I can always use my Fobus paddle holster...I also have a Hi-Point 9mm,but it is much to heavy(29ozs)to carry,but nice for the car...
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I do not believe this would fit the LC9, as it fits my LCP very snuggly. Bering that the LC9 is approximately an inch bigger in length and height, I do not think the dimensions would allow a suitable fit. Contacting Fobus directly may give you a more expert answer straight form the source.
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The spring corresponds with the load. If you're loading weak target rounds, you can use a light spring so the action still cycles. Similar with the heavy weight spring for hot loads. If you're shooting standard factory rounds, use the recommended standard weight.
1360187
I have the same setup on my LC9. I can tell you that it will not fit. However there Are leather holsters available that will accept the gun with the site attached.
278280
Yes, the CF-LC9 fits the Ruger LC9, but not the LCP. It requires the CF-LCP.
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Yes I have a LC9 with the Crimson Trace Laser,works great. I have used the barrel rest and removed that and used just the hand rest with good results on both. For the money it's a great rest.
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I think your 380 Walther is smaller than my 9mm. You can find the holster you are looking for at sneaky pete holsters.com. there it will tell witch one you need.
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Mr.Olson I lined up the factory stock of my Mini 14 GB model. I had placed a 1 inch rubber stock extension on this stock. I lined up the two stocks and the Hogue that is currently on the rifle lined up with the factory stock including the 1 inch extension. Both stocks gave me the length I needed, I just like the Hogue better. Hope this helps. Dave
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A 12" rod should be good for pistols. You will want to buy a rod for your .22 and a separate one for the larger calibers. The .22 rod may not be as stiff as you would like it when cleaning a .40. 27" should work just fine bein that carbines tend to be 18" or less. Again the same logic applies with caliber selection a .22 rod may not be as stiff for the larger calibers and the larger caliber rods will not fit in a .22 barrel.
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This particular model is only for .22 - .380 as listed. This one did not load my wife's LC380, so I don't recommend it for that. Check for a 9mm model. Good luck
589824
they make different sizes so don't know. try calling the manufacturer. that's what I did cause they didn't specifically say my gun would fit.. it does. measure your barrel and the clip length, the nine mil should work for yours if the barrel is longer. I use the short one for my ppk
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Sorry according to galloway it will not. http://gallowayprecision.com/ruger/lc9-and-lc380/stainless-steel-guide-rod-for-ruger-lc9-lc380/
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Billy, Steven is right, size 3 is the correct size. I own size 1-4. size 2 is to tightand the LC9 will not go all the way into it. Size 2 fits the LCP 380.
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I'm afraid I can't help you with this. It's described as a spring and rod for the Ruger LCP and that's what I used it in. I have no clue if it would work in some other make or model of firearm, but I wouldn't try it unless you can get confirmation from someone what knows for sure.
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Hoppes makes a 9mm for a rifle length and it works great...make sure you dont by the 9mm for the pistol (too short).