Ruger LCP MAX

The other ten (13718, 13719, 13740, 13754, 13760, 13764, 13765, 13766, 13778 and 23702) are displayed with a caliber, capacity, front sight, slide finish and price but NO dimensions or weight, so none of them could be recorded and none of 13758's measurements may be carried across to them. They differ by slide finish (matte stainless at $359 through black nitride at $449), by manual-safety configuration, and in one case by capacity — 23702 is a 13+1 model where the rest are 10+1. All are separate listings under the base-model rule. The distinguishing feature of 13758 is its rear sight: Ruger's JSON gives it a ReadyDot Micro Reflex, where the listing rows show the others sharing the same tritium front sight. A reader wanting the plain iron-sighted LCP MAX should understand that Ruger publishes no dimensions for it. THE YEAR NEEDS THE SAME CARE AND IS THE SUBTLER TRAP. Ruger's introDate for this record is 2025-10-06, and that is the date THIS CATALOGUE NUMBER entered the line, not the date the LCP MAX itself was introduced — 13758 is a late optic-equipped addition to an older model. The directory has no field for a product line's introduction as distinct from a catalogue number's, and no manufacturer source for the LCP MAX line's own launch was consulted here, so nothing is claimed about it. Contrast the Ruger RXM and Mark IV Standard records, where the introDate belongs to the base catalogue number and the distinction does not arise. Read this year as "model 13758, October 2025" and not as the age of the design. The slide finish IS recorded here, unlike the Mark IV Standard: Ruger populates its slide-specific `slide_finish` field with "Black Nitride" for this model, where the Mark IV leaves that field empty and carries only a firearm-level finish. Three Ruger records now, three different states of the same pair of fields, and each record follows the maker's data rather than a house rule. Ignition, trigger action and operating system are unset, as on both other Ruger records: the `action` field reads "Centerfire", which is a cartridge class rather than any of the three axes, and the page never describes the mechanism. Warranty is unrecorded, following the RXM — Ruger publishes no warranty statement. Ruger publishes imperial only, so every metric value is converted and flagged; note that 0.75 in converts to 19 mm rather than the 19.1 mm a hand calculation suggests, which is the rounding rule doing its job. Height and weight carry basis notes because Ruger states neither's magazine state. Also published and unrecorded for want of a schema field: a 1:16 twist with 6 grooves, an alloy steel slide, a black glass-filled nylon grip frame, a black nitride barrel finish, UPC 7-36676-13758-9, the $449.00 MSRP, and Ruger's explicit discontinued flag, which reads 0.