
- California versions
- 3
- Caliber
- .380 ACP
- MSRP
- $499
- Barrel lengths
- 2.8", 2.80"
Is the Ruger LCP MAX legal in California?
Yes. 3 versions of the Ruger LCP MAX are on the California DOJ Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale as of October 27, 2026, so California dealers can sell those exact versions new. Only the specific versions listed on this page are certified: a different finish, barrel length or caliber that is not listed is off-roster and can only be bought through a private party transfer at a licensed dealer.
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Ruger LCP MAX versions on the California roster
| Photo | Version | Caliber | Barrel | Capacity | MSRP | Guns.com |
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LCP MAX 13748 | .380 ACP | 2.80" | 10+1 | $499 | $301.99 · Buy → |
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LCP MAX 13754 | .380 ACP | 2.8" | 10+1 | $499 | $276.99 · Buy → |
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LCP MAX 13763 | .380 ACP | 2.8" | 10+1 | $499 | Search → |
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About the Ruger LCP MAX
Ruger's LCP MAX is a compact, single-stack pocket pistol chambered in .380 ACP, manufactured by Sturm, Ruger & Co. It is an evolution of the original LCP line, designed primarily for concealed carry and personal defense, featuring a higher-capacity flush-fit magazine than its predecessors in a similarly slim, lightweight frame.
How the California versions differ
- All three versions share the same caliber (.380 ACP) and the same 2.8-inch barrel length, so there is no difference in size or ballistics between them.
- Model 13748 is listed with a slightly different barrel-length notation (2.80" vs 2.8") but this reflects a formatting difference only, not a physical difference.
- The distinctions between models 13748, 13754, and 13763 most likely correspond to variations in finish, grip texture or color, and potentially sight configuration, which is typical of how Ruger differentiates SKUs within the LCP MAX family.
- All three models carry the same MSRP of $499.
- All three versions listed here appear on the California DOJ roster; buyers should confirm current roster status before purchase.
Who it suits
The LCP MAX is best suited to concealed carry holders looking for an everyday-carry pistol that is easy to pocket or carry in an inside-the-waistband holster, and to those who want a lightweight backup or deep-concealment option.


