Ruger's 75th Anniversary LCP MAX- TALO Edition

In commemoration of Ruger's 75th anniversary, they have released several 75th Anniversary firearms - 10/22 models, MK IV pistols, an SR1911, as well as the LCP MAX.

The TALO edition Ruger LCP MAX 75th Anniversary model features a blued slide and is otherwise blacked out completely. The top of the slide wears the now iconic 75th Anniversary logo.

The TALO LCP MAX 75th Anniversary model includes two 10 round magazines and a pinky extension floorplate.

It also includes a Ruger-branded pocket holster making this setup ready to carry right out of the box.

Historically, micro pocket pistols have suffered greatly by having unusable sights. Granted, most uses of this firearm are not targets at long-range however, having good clear sights is never a bad thing. The LCP MAX solves this by having a nice, steel, serrated drift-adjustable dovetail u-notch rear sight coupled with a green Tritium/white outlined front sight by HiViz.

Other features include a reversible mag release, crisp slide serrations, textured grip frame, and improved magazine feed lips, feed ramp, extractor, and barrel cam geometries.

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The pistol ships in a throwback-styled, 75th Anniversary printed box and includes an easy-to-use magazine loader, additional flat mag floorplate, and a 75th Anniversary decal.

Other specs:

Barrel length - 2.75 inches

Overall length - 5.17 inches

Weight - 10.6 ounces

The TALO Edition 75th Anniversary LCP MAX is a limited production run and has been released in far less numbers than the original stainless slide Ruger 75th Anniversary model. Once these are gone, they are gone...

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