
Ruger Issues Safety Bulletin for LCP MAX Manual Safety Models
Ruger's June 5 safety bulletin covers LCP MAX Manual Safety models below serial number 383100000, where a machining defect can allow the safety lever to disengage under recoil.
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Ruger's June 5 safety bulletin covers LCP MAX Manual Safety models below serial number 383100000, where a machining defect can allow the safety lever to disengage under recoil.

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