If you’re a fan of the Ruger LCP MAX, then you’ll be happy to learn that Magpul is not slowing down with new product releases towards the end of the year. Close on the heels of the DT-S stock, the company has released two new Enhanced Handgun Grips for the Ruger LCP MAX, both for pistols without a manual safety. One fits new production LCP MAX PRO pistols. The other fits what Magpul calls the LCP MAX Legacy, meaning LCP MAX pistols without a manual safety made since 2021. That brings the EHG RG380 line to three variants, since the original manual safety grip arrived this spring alongside Ruger’s factory LCP MAX with Magpul EHG. All three share the same high beavertail, undercut trigger guard, and longer trigger reach, and all three are priced at $39.99. New Magpul EHG Grips Fit Ruger LCP MAX PRO and Legacy PistolsThe Magpul Enhanced Handgun Grip (EHG) for the Ruger LCP MAX (Manual Safety model) delivers improved ergonomics, an enhanced gripping surface, and greater control to one of the smallest concealed-carry pistols available. The reconfigured grip includes a ¾ TSP texture, a higher beavertail, an undercut trigger guard and a longer trigger-pull length. It also adds a more tactile feel to the reversible magazine release, enhancing dexterity when performing magazine changes. These features all combine to minimize recoil and muzzle rise and make the LCP MAX easier to handle and shoot.Made in the USA.FeaturesCompatible with new model Ruger LCP MAX with manual safety that originally came with a Magpul EHG GripInstalls with a 5/64” and 1/8” hex tool in minutesHigher beavertail improves alignment with recoil impulse for greater control and protects web of firing handTrigger guard undercut for a higher grip and improved shooter comfortLonger trigger reach makes the grip more comfortable for larger hands¾-scale TSP on the front strap, back strap, side panels to improve grip and controlLarger, reversible magazine release surface makes magazine changes fast and easyWeighs only 1.9 oz.Compatible with all Ruger LCP MAX OEM magazines in 10-, 12-, and 13-round capacitiesShips with magazine release and release spring, grip plug, and one color-matching 13-round grip extension Magpul has not published weights or dimensions for either new grip. The manual safety version is listed at 1.9 ounces, so I would assume that the new one is fairly close to, if not exactly, that weight. The bigger question for prospective buyers is holster fitment, which the release does not cover. Magpul’s product page for the manual safety grip states it is not compatible with holsters and other accessories, so anyone who carries an LCP MAX daily should check with their holster maker before installing a new frame. The lineup now spans three part numbers (MAG1538 for PRO, MAG1540 for Legacy, MAG1539 for manual safety) and, of course, it comes in a handful of your typical expected Magpul colorways. Now my question is, when are we going to get magazine baseplates to match? If this post has you ready to hit the range, head over to gunranges.com - a free directory to help you find shooting ranges near you, wherever you are in the United States.