When Ruger introduced the LCP back in 2008, it took the gun world by storm. Tiny, easy to conceal and easy to afford, many shooters felt it just might be the perfect concealed-carry pistol. Nine years later, they've introduced the LCP II. What's different about it? As American Rifleman's Mark Keefe explains in this video, Ruger listened to their customers' feedback and made a terrific handgun even better.
Video Review: Ruger's LCP II
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