LCP II 380 Auto with Muddy Girl Serenity Camo Finish

About this product

The Ruger LCP II is Ruger's second-generation pocket pistol chambered in .380 Auto, built for deep concealment carry, and this listing carries the Muddy Girl Serenity camo finish on the grip frame — a reduced moon-shine pattern in pink and gray tones over Ruger's standard high-performance glass-filled nylon frame.

What did the LCP II change from the original LCP?

Ruger redesigned the LCP II with a number of shooter-focused improvements over the original LCP, including a genuinely usable trigger with a defined take-up, wall, and reset instead of the original's long, heavy double-action-only pull, along with integral sights that are easier to see and use than the original's minimal sighting system. The grip frame also gained a more aggressive texture, with 6 grooves molded into this Muddy Girl Serenity version's glass-filled nylon frame for a more secure hold despite the pistol's small size.

What are the full specs?

Chambered in .380 Auto, the LCP II holds 6+1 rounds, with a 2.75-inch barrel, an overall length of 5.17 inches, and a weight of just 10.6 ounces — genuinely pocket-sized dimensions. The slide is 0.75 inches wide and 3.71 inches tall, and the slide and barrel are alloy steel with a blued finish, paired with the camo-finished polymer frame on this configuration. The pistol uses integral sights rather than removable sights, keeping the profile snag-free for pocket or ankle carry.

Who is this pistol built for?

The LCP II is built for shooters who prioritize absolute concealability above all else, whether as a primary backup gun, a deep-concealment option for warm-weather carry, or a first pistol for someone who wants the smallest, lightest defensive handgun they can comfortably carry every day. The Muddy Girl Serenity finish is a popular cosmetic option among shooters, particularly women, who want a distinct look beyond the standard black finish while keeping the exact same size, weight, and function as any other LCP II.

A note on magazine compatibility: older 6-round LCP magazines will function in the LCP II but won't activate its last-round slide hold-open feature, and older 7-round LCP magazines are not compatible with the LCP II at all — always use magazines specifically designed for the LCP II to ensure full functionality.

Because this is a firearm, it cannot ship to your home address. It transfers to a licensed FFL dealer near you, where you will complete a background check and the required paperwork in person before taking possession. California maintains its own certified handgun roster; buyers should confirm current roster status for this specific camo-finish configuration with their FFL before ordering, since roster listings can be tracked by exact finish variant.

Because .380 Auto produces noticeably less recoil than 9mm out of a pistol this light and small, the LCP II remains a genuinely manageable option for shooters who find larger-caliber pocket pistols uncomfortable to shoot, without sacrificing much in terms of practical defensive performance at typical close-range self-defense distances. That combination of light recoil and true pocket-pistol dimensions is the core reason the LCP line has remained one of the best-selling deep-concealment pistols on the market.

Because the LCP II's integral sights and slide are unchanged from the standard black model, this camo-finished version can use the same holsters built for any other LCP II, so switching to the Muddy Girl Serenity finish doesn't limit your holster options the way a dimensional change would.