I know I'm in the minority with this comment, but my LCP was crap. Out of the box, it couldn't make it through a magazine without some type of failure. After an extensive "fluff & buff" it was better, but never made it through a box of ammo without some type of failure. I sold it with full disclosure, and I hope its new owner has better luck with it.
I have a Beretta Bobcat that is the same way. I am trying to fix its issues, and its getting better, but its still not up to the reliability of my friends Bobcat. His runs perfectly. I had the barrel threaded on mine, so I'm going to stick with it, because its a great suppressor host.
My Kel-Tec P32 has been perfect from the first shot. I'm close to 1,000 rounds down range now, and its a joy to shoot. It truly is one of the "best pocket pistols". Its small, light, accurate, and reliable. It locks opens on an empty magazine, and there are factory 10 round magazines available. It costs less than $300 new.