LW Seecamp LWS-380 .380 ACP Micro Pistol, Southwick MA Marked, DAO Delayed-Blowback, Stainless, Two-Tone, 2.06 in Barrel, 6+1
This Southwick, MA marked L.W. Seecamp LWS-380 is a micro .380 ACP with the post-2014 Whalley Precision production lineage. It features a fully dehorned, sightless slide and a chamber-ring delayed-blowback system tuned for hollow-point ammunition. Stainless-steel construction, a two-tone finish, and its compact dimensions make it a distinctive, purpose-built pocket pistol. It comes with two factory magazines and the original Seecamp box.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are small scuffs and scratches present across the exterior surfaces.
What’s Included
- L.W. Seecamp factory box (LS logo)
- 2 factory 6-round stainless-steel magazines (one flat baseplate, one finger-rest; LS logo on bodies)
Southwick, MA slide marking denotes post-2014 production under Whalley Precision. The pistol is U.S.-made and built in a micro footprint: approximately 4.25 in overall length, 3.25 in height, and 0.90 in width. Unloaded weight is about 11.5 oz. The stainless-steel build is paired with black, checkered glass-filled nylon grip panels and a two-tone finish.
The LWS-380 runs a double-action-only, chamber-ring delayed-blowback system that Seecamp tuned specifically for hollow-point ammunition. Factory guidance indicates FMJ is not recommended. The slide is fully dehorned and sightless with rear serrations only, creating a snag-free profile for discreet carry.
Controls are streamlined with a heel-style magazine catch at the butt and a magazine safety. The pistol has no sights by design. Capacity is 6+1, and the 2.06 in barrel supports the compact overall package while maintaining reliable function with suitable defensive hollow-point loads.
Two factory stainless-steel magazines are included, offering a choice between a flat baseplate and a finger-rest baseplate, each marked with the LS logo. For maintenance, Seecamp’s factory guidance suggests more frequent recoil-spring replacement for .380 models, approximately every 300 rounds.