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Just post whoring.. But here's the size difference with my subcompact... I can ankle carry both, if that tells you how concealable lol Me and Steph both have one.. I liked hers so much I bought one too 😂

I have an LCP that I carry almost every day. Pocket holster or in an ankle holster. Fits in pockets great. I bought a stainless guide rod and a 13 pound spring. Much better to shoot that the stock guide and the 9 pound spring.. Put a Hogue grip on it and get a few extra 7 round mags.

I don’t carry every day, but when I do it’s usually the LCP. It still prints in the pocket a bit, but with my pocket holster it just looks like a wallet.

Didn't realize lcp was so much thinner.

this is also cheap and heavily concealed. i didn't hate it. https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/taurus-curve-380-acp-semiautomatic-pistol I didn't like the lc9 so didn't go smaller and try the P i'm curious though.

I have a couple of these (non zipper version) for pocket pistols. These are great for front or rear pocket carry. It prints just like a wallet. http://pocketholsters.com/Ruger_LCP_380_Pocket-Wallet_Ho/ruger_lcp_380_pocket-wallet_holster.html

Also.... The LCP2 has a nice reworked trigger... It feels good to me.. Little snappy but I added a hogue grip and it shoots fine now

I carry my LCP 2 all day every day and into many places that printing would be a problem... Conceals super well on a neoprene ankle holster... I don't like ankle carry but it's better than no carry.... Pocket carry prints even with the small LCP, so I avoid it... It's quickly become one of my favorite firearms because I can take it places that even my subcompact hk feels too big for... Plus, it weighs nothing so I can throw it AIWB with basketball shorts when im just out dressed like a bum or doing stuff around the house etc.... And they're fucking cheap, so why not Here's the holster I use... I went through a couple before finding a comfortable one https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0181JF95C?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd_title

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The Dr didn't really mention a cause other than saying it's pretty common in Ohio.