Well, I have to admit that when they first came out, a gun buddy asked me what I thought or them. Not wanting to sound uninformed, I responded; LC9, I think it's okay if you want a .380.You might want to check the chambering on the LC9 series.
Yep. I've done it, using 1911s chambered in both 9mm Luger and .38 Super. As long as the .380 case can headspace on the extractor, it'll work. Doesn't work well -- the .380 case diameter is slightly smaller than either of the other to, so there's a lot of blowby and the brass gets bulged sufficiently that I wouldn't even consider trying to resize and reload it.5whiskey said:Technically speaking, there is a high probability that a .380 round will fire out of the LC9. I mean there might be a slight chance of injury, but I'm just saying that 9x17 out of a 9x19 should be close enough. Right?