Ruger LCP II Trigger Spring Kit

Finally got all three springs replaced. Trigger started at seven pounds but after all the work it ended up at seven pounds. Well that was fun.

I originally bought another companies spring kit while looking on their website for grip tape. Trigger pull was better than factory but not much. Recently put in MCarbo spring kit, on 5 trigger pulls measured by digital trigger gauge was on average 13 oz lighter. Now I am at 3 1/2 lbs. Mcarbo was $ 8 cheaper than competition before my veterans discount. Mcarbo ships very fast on the orders I have placed.

need an instalation video on the ruger LCP2 22LR as it has a safety and a mag disconnect.

Just installed and tried out at local indoor range. Very happy with the performance and level of quality. Big enhancement to my new micro pistol!

Took out my lcp 2 out to the range after all the mcarbo upgrades and it ran flawless and everything, junk bulk to cci, high and low velocity and subsonic. Best kit ever.

I bought the Ruger LCP II 22lr pistol and found that it jams and has light hammer strikes which does not fire or feed all 22lr ammo; no matter which brand I used. I do not recommend using cheap ammo in any gun as problems may occur with the function of the weapon no matter what you do to upgrade with better functioning parts. I installed the new trigger and hammer springs which totally corrected factory defects. As I stated before; use good name brand ammunition and you will find with the MCARBO kit; you will have an awesome functioning pistol. The light hammer strikes and light ejector springs are a problem that everyone I know who has purchased the pistols have immediate out of the box malfunction problems, which are dangerous and very frustrating. Go ahead and purchase this kit from MCARBO (Ruger LCP II Trigger Spring Kit). You will be so glad you did! I Highly Recommend MCARBO Parts; especially this one and the Glock 9mm kit for changing from a 5.5 trigger pull to 3.5. BRAVO MCARBO!! Great Kit!!

I got the trigger spring kit, recoil spring, and stainless recoil rod. Had a gunsmith install them with a competitor's short-stroke trigger. There is no question that the trigger is both smoother and lighter. Accuracy is much improved.

However, using Aguila 22 super extra, CPRN ammo, which previously functioned flawlessly in this little pistol, I now have AT LEAST 1 failure to fire per 14-round extended mag. You can see by the primer marks on the misfires that it is a light strike. When I reload the misfires for another trip through, they fire just fine. If I can't find ammo that will fire every time with the inconsistent firing pin strikes I'm going to have to reinstall the old springs. I'm not happy.

If you really want to do this Spring Kit for the LCP II in .22LR, save yourself a ton of trouble and just pay MCarbo to do it for you. It's worth the $95.00 to let them do it!

Having said that and fought for several hours trying to get it all back together, I would recommend the only way I got it back together. Partially assemble the FCU with it partially installed in the grip. The FCU on the .22 is just plastic and has parts that do not exist on the video for the other LCP II caliber. Save the Weird Little Brass Arrow Piece and the Safety Lever TILL VERY LAST. Then Remember to push forward the little piece that allows the FCU to be finally seat.

While I finally got it all together, it was a sincerely noticeable pain in the rear. I normally install these kits myself, but the LCP II in .22LR is just a total nuisance and made the experience VERY unpleasant. Everything just falls off constantly, and once I figured out partial assembly and final parts it was better. Frankly, I'm just glad I'm done.