S&W Bodyguard 2.0 - .380 Done Right!

[@Bobsbargainbasement]

For all y’all shooting to the left , check the front sight as mine was too far to the right Drifted it left centered and perfect! I have 300+ rds through mine and no issues Love this thing!

[@Thabosshoss]

Heard this from The Humble Marksman. He said his was off to the right causing him to shoot left. Looks similar.

[@highxj]

Mine as well.

[@johndomutz1052]

Thanks, I have a similar issue, and will try to drift it left.

[@yourmomma2995]

every single vid i have watched has the same shooting left problem.

[@barryparker893]

​@@yourmomma2995not mine😮

[@BagsEsquire]

Love this little .380. I also have the safety model. It was insanely rigid when I got it. I put a drop of oil on each side and actuated the safety throughout the day like a fidget toy. A few days later it’s smooth and you can flip it off and on easily with your thumb.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Good process. I have no doubt it will ease up over time. 99% of buyers of CC guns take them out of the box, load them, put them in their holster and carry. I try to balance my thinking between that and the more experienced folks.

[@whatsup24_7]

Manual safeties can get ya wacked

[@russellridge8623]

@@whatsup24_7 That’s ignorant.

[@whatsup24_7]

@@russellridge8623 better do some research son

[@Asidebar]

@@russellridge8623 It's a fact some people have been shot due to not taking their safety off when being fired at.

[@whatsup24_7]

I've been carrying this for 2 weeks now. Vetted it and it was flawless with 11 different types of ammo and 560 rounds.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Wow, that's quite a process.

[@whatsup24_7]

@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 If you're gonna carry smart then you have to make sure it's reliable. If I get malfunctions within 500 rounds then I don't carry it.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@whatsup24_7 Oh I don't question that, it's the extensive ammo sampling that I'm not used to. I just use Federal HST.

[@whatsup24_7]

@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 I like to make sure it fires whatever is fed to it.

[@rob10ring]

I’m glad S&W revisited the Bodyguard. Good overview! 👍

[@shaguar00]

Thanks for the discussion on the slide release. It absolutely needs to function by thumb on target. I'm guessing it is firm intentionally to avoid hitting it when empty and locking forward which is not ideal.

[@rickmcnally3014]

Many years ago when I first joined KZbin, I came across your channel and started following. I always appreciate your honest opinions and reviews. Thanks for continuously providing the info. Wish you the best of health and luck.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

You're very kind. Thanks for tuning in all this time! I wish the same for you.

[@terryholloway9930]

Thanks for reviewing the safe way to put safety on great job with the video

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

I wasn't sure whether I'd leave that in, figuring it would bore and even annoy some viewers - but I also think there is a responsibility to help safety awareness.... so I left it. Thanks for the feedback on that.

[@kbkesq]

@@JustinOpinionChannelon the contrary it was exactly was I was looking for before buying. You could even have the safety discussion in the subtitle IMO N

[@roscoegadsdenshighcapacity7218]

Great info, I like that you make room for some comments on safety. Good range etiquette and not negligently shooting people is always in style.

[@Shadow__133]

"Done right": Dual feed ramp that needs polishing, recoil spring that slips over the guide rod, sights that need alignment, mag springs stiff, recoil spring stiff, rear sight that can fit a bus... Imagine if it wasn't done right? 😂

[@sdv23100]

Purchased the Bodyguard about a week ago. Solid firearm.

[@timothyvilgiate7257]

Just took my new BG to the indoor range, great shooter. Tight groups at 20 feet.

[@Mike-4547]

Thanks for the video. I purchased the S&W BG2.0 (NTS) version just because that’s what my LGS had. So far no issues with any type of ammo, the only one I haven’t tried is the Underwood, just because I can’t find it. I carry it in a IWB PhLster holster and in a Mika’s pocket holster, and yes a round in the chamber. I have been in a position where I had to draw my weapon and it got stuck in a holster that I did countless draws from I believe it was from the weapon light, and good thing I had my shockwave under my back seat because maybe I wouldn’t be here now, and thank goodness the rack of the SW made all 3 run. Moving forward I can’t imagine running on an empty chamber and with everything going on at the moment you (just in general) hear click.

[@samantha1054]

Great presentation Justin. You covered everything. I carried a .380 (walther ppk)as an off duty gun, a long time ago. I wanted to return to the .380 for nostalgic reasons but did not want to pay a lot for it. This gun has everything, and I dont have to mortgage my house for it. People worry about the .380 round, but put the round in the hands of an experienced shooter, and it is deadly.

[@quoththeraven7]

As of today, I have 589 rounds through my bodyguard. 2.0. I've had zero issues with it. other than me riding the slide stop. I got a IWB holster and another 12R mag. I've been carrying the gun every since I've bought it. And that's been about a 3 weeks now.

[@gearytagawa4680]

Thanks!

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thanks very much!!

[@markb2794]

Nice calm, objective non tacticool review. Good job

[@patbrown463]

The Ruger LCP Max is one of my favorite. I'm looking forward to acquiring this one. OAN. I kinda want a Glock 42X.

[@drrsj2991]

Try the Taurus gx4with 9 mm /sig p238 cal.380/new model sig.p365 ,,, if you want pocket Carrie.

[@drrsj2991]

Also Taurus spectrum 380😊

[@LHunter1992]

42x sucks don’t get one jams a lot

[@fpav4049]

Me too.

[@almaadams3631]

​@@LHunter1992Uh.....what?

[@ltserge3226]

Thank you for the tutorial about the safety super cool

[@brianmiracle2718]

Bought two of these! One for me, and one for my wife... both of ours shoot left also! I think Honest Outlaw even mentioned on his they were all shooting left as well. I drifted sights on both of ours and they work great now!

[@kayak63red34]

You always are my favorite reviewer.

[@highxj]

Your photos have always been the best on the 'Tube.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thanks much! It's something I put some effort into, and I appreciate that.

[@fillmoreranger634]

Great review. Please make a sight adjustment on that pistol and make a “part 2” video, comparing paper target groups from both videos.

[@davidbrown2284]

I have the non safety BG2.0. I got it the first weekend they came out. I picked up my wife’s BG2.0 with thumb safety last Saturday. I have worked the safety a little, it really does free up some. It’s an amazing little platform, but being so small, it does require a little break in. I’ve got 600+ through my non safety, and my wife now has 200 through her safety version. Everything has become easier, except the 12 round mags, those are still rough to get all 12 in.

[@timothyvilgiate7257]

Same experience I have had with mine.

[@michaelsweaney3890]

Yeah, it can be a little hard getting 12 in such a tiny place. I've had that problem for years.....😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣

[@yourmomma2995]

@@michaelsweaney3890 thats what she said.

[@jasperd3705]

Have you tried boiling the spring in water? Those are some secrets in Philippines Military.

[@barryd.thomassr.9156]

Will need to get this in hand! All the reviews i have watched have been positive for the most part.

[@lgwappo]

The proportions make it look like a bigger gun but it's barely larger than my Beretta Pico 380 which has a 1 1/2 finger grip with the flush magazine. This has a 2 1/2 or 3 finger grip & a much lower bore axis.

[@danielleboeuf8219]

I've gotten used to the original BG trigger, but I'd love to upgrade to this gun sometime soon. I tried the LCP Max but just couldn't get into it. I'm hoping for better things from S&W. Thanks for another informative review.

[@jefft1974]

What a great pocket pistol. If only Smith & Wesson would get the front sight right. TheHumbleMarksman had the same issue in which the front sight was off center.

[@Nostrildamas65]

This is the one common complaint I have seen on >every< review of this gun. Nobody seems to like the orange dot. However I think I heard Justin say the front sight is tritium - nobody other review I have watched has mentioned that.

[@francismacomber4650]

When Speedos are outlawed, only outlaws will wear Speedos.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Winner: Best comment of the week!

[@timrhinier9572]

😆

[@NineTwoCreations]

I'll be getting mine in about a month!

[@calmonroe4835]

I am considering this for carry. I dont have any 380 but this one is very interesting when you want a smaller carry or pocket carry, specifically during summer.

[@kevinrichardson8859]

It's great!!! Tiny with great capacity and handling...a pocket fighting gun!

[@russellridge8623]

Smith is going to sell 250,000 of these in the next 3-4 years.

[@georgegravette1132]

And there will be 200,000 on the used gun market in 5-6 years, when the first-time gun owners have "upgraded" to 9mm.😊

[@dannyteoo937]

im 5 of those 250,000 prolly gonna get 5 more. My fav random spot firearm. Have 2 in the garage and 2 through out the house and one for daily pocket carry , i love it.

[@BusinessPapers]

great review, thanks!

[@philmartin5197]

Mine arrives on Thursday, I got the TS anyway this is absolutely the most informative and best video regarding this tool. Thanks man

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MarkRVillano]

I own an original Bodyguard with the manual safety, and I wish it didn't have one because with close to a 12 pound, hammer fired, double action only trigger pull, it isn't really necessary. It's just very, very hard to accidentally fire it, and that alone is safe enough for me. But with this new striker fired rig and it's 3.5 to 4 pound trigger pull, I don't know if I would feel as comfortable carrying it in my pocket with one in the chamber, and no safety. With this greatly improved trigger, "Glock Leg" becomes a real concern when drawing the gun under stress.

[@jesserichard3347]

I just bought this gun and I haven't shot it yet so I'm looking forward to it. Thanks for the great review. And I really appreciate the advice on how to safely engage a safety.

[@meanunclebob1819]

Did you notice how high your grip is? I did a quick look at a visual comparison site and this seems to allow a much higher grip than several other .380s.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Yes, it's nice and high. It has a very M&P-like feel - just tinier.

[@steveisgood2go]

Alway a great video from you !

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thank you!

[@raykettel1837]

This is the 3rd or 4th review I have seen where the sights were off--POI to the left of POA. It seems that S&W has an issue with sight installation/alignment manufacturing process. Hopefully they will get the issue resolve quickly. I won't be pocket carrying my Ruger LCP Max within a few weeks once the weather cools so I will switch back to a 9mm handgun until next summer when I may buy the Bodyguard 2.0. Any issues should be resolved by then and maybe S&W will offer a $50 rebate or rebate for free mags by that time.

[@ralphcarroll5090]

Bought one last week. Love it. I would not mind having a dozen of them for spares. Great review. Thanks.

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

.. Yep ,, they say the quickest reload is another loaded gun ....

[@robertallen8841]

I loosened the safety with a drop of oil on the spring in front of safety on the left. I used my thumb and forefinger over the top of the slide and worked both sides of the safety at the same time. I did that about a hundred times or so and it works great now, even as a lefty. Slide stop/release too. Back of the trigger safety was a little sticky as well, it’s gone now. Great little gun. Very reliable thru the first 200.

[@justinwood3054]

I’m getting one. I currently carry a LCP Max in the summer.

[@jreezy70]

I really wish they’d have put the same trigger in it that they have in the shield plus 2.0

[@JC-gy4xs]

Fantastic review! Thank you!

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@russmiller-gq1kr]

The guy will not take flat ammo Will not take Underwood extremes. You have to polish to feed ramp, and some of them have a little left on the bottom feed ramp top part have to grind that off. I did all of that and it cycles fine Now front sight needed drifted in spring recoil gets jammed up. You have to take the front of the Spring tuck it in off the guide rod to get it to compress 12 round magazine, hard to get the ammunition in. After you do all that seems to shoot pretty good they should have made the gun better with quality control that’s for sure

[@jedcoupland8587]

Check your front and rear sights as several people have had a front or rear that was just a bit off…oddly always off enough to cause shooting left.

[@clutchcargo1239]

Which magazine do you like best? The 9 round or the 11 rounder?

[@LostinMIA]

Great video brother!!! Got mine yesterday and love it so far. i have it when I don't want to carry its bigger brother the Shield 9mm.

[@rickclark4714]

I still like the lcp (one). It’s smaller, a true pocket pistol. Yeah, trigger not great but it really does fit the pocket, almost any

[@DennisTheMenace5150]

I bought 1 yesterday!

[@45acpP90]

Great video. Thank you.👍🇺🇲

[@cshannon7]

Thanks for the great safety tips!!!

[@078249]

Please do some chronograph with this gun. I'm curious about velocity drop compared to the Glock 42. I'm not digging the short barrel, and I hope they come out with a pro model with a longer barrel.

[@DougMcDave]

I have relatives in the South. I just passed through Tennessee for the first time in 12 years. My, how it has grown! When I tried the original bodyguard trigger, it felt like the travel was at least three inches. If this trigger is like the Shield Plus 9, I want one.

[@red9man2130]

Excellent video! Finally Smith figured out that a LOCKED BREECH Pocket Pistol (including their ez.380) is the way to go! I like this Pistol so much I,m buying one and that is no small statement because I much prefer the .32acp! Yep, no kidding.

[@williamtinlin9789]

Great vid ! Looks like I will be going shopping soon 😁

[@steverusie6986]

Love this gun! My wife is very accurate with it and let a friend (semi-retired RSO) shoot it on Saturday and he put all 15 rounds on a 6 inch splatter target.

[@davidbrown2284]

Oh, and shooting low/left can be common with a very narrow pistol. It can require adjusting your grip some.

[@yourmomma2995]

no, it because the sights are not centered from the factory. every video i have seen prints the same, no matter if its lefties or righties shooting it, they always print left.

[@rustysruger]

Adjust finger position on the trigger also

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

.. easy fix ...

[@theokrueger6286]

My BG 2.0 performs the same, but with continued practice the accuracy gets better. Two things I would change on this BG, first the rear sight needs to be wider and the slot smaller. I snag on the rear sight horns often enough that I put my thumb on it when withdrawing it. Second, I would add ears or wings to the rear of the slide, like they have on the EZ series and the Equalizer. Other than these two things, I really like this pistol.

[@wilderwyoming]

Thanks for the great video. I learned some more.

[@rickcole2301]

I saw a video from Old English outfitters online and they had two of these pistols come in and they had to move the front sides. They were not lined up correctly in the middle. Might be what your deal is. I will check that first because you can move the front ones. Also I'd move the front before the back if it's off. Just check out and see the center if it ain't centered. That's all I got to say about that. Have a good day. Happy shooting. Be safe

[@georgegravette1132]

I have two Shield Plusses that had the same problem. It's an issue from the factory, apparently. Poor sight regulation

[@johndomutz1052]

I noticed you use custom hearing protection. Are they available to a shooter like myself? If so, may I know where I can inquire for them? Thanks. PS - I have and like this firearm. Better than most of the 380's I've had, and best for concealed carry.

[@jamesdelong6401]

Good morning, Justin. Yes, sir. By the looks of it. Looks like a 😎🤘🇺🇸 .380acp. I'm most definitely going to look into changing out my ruger lcp max .380acp to this one

[@robertfrapples2472]

I was about to upgrade my LCP II to the LCP Max, but I chose the BG 2.0 when I saw the reviews.

[@grs5252]

Great review as always. I think I'll get one.

[@kayak63red34]

Chris, over at Honest Outlaw mentioned about the leftward pattern from a right hander, that this is common with very small pistols.

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

... I like this firearm ,, Have been following info on it for a while and will get one soon ... it has issues for safe and reliable function .... like others we are aware of ,,, it came out before it had enough R&D on it but that's the norm anymore with lots of things ,,let the consumer find the flaws , then correct them ... hopefully no one has an injury or worse because of it ... Have briefly handled one and wow ,, it's tiny and crazy thin ,, for me guns like this benefit with a Hogue grip sleeve to improve palm swell and control ... I do believe they have a winner here and will be topping the list for a pocket pistol ...

[@QuantumTactical]

I love this gun!! And am shocked at just how much

[@lawrencemitchell5983]

Nice review, thanks. I think we can probably all relate that it doesn't take much to encourage another gun purchase 😊.

[@29erallday]

If you think you like this, try the lcp, significantly smaller

[@FrankRollberg]

Mines on order. Looking forward to getting this.

[@willwilliam217]

Thanks for the review, picked up one last Saturday but have not put any rounds downrange. My safety is very, very hard to engage. Tried a little gun oil on it, maybe it will loosen up. It will rotate with my lcp max if it works dependably at the range.

[@herberar]

Great review!!!

[@petea4895]

Like your evaluation style, and like this gun,as you presented it. Would also like to know if the front sight is adjustable and replaceable. Also would like a recommendation for a pocket holster.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

The front sight is mounted in a dovetail, and so can be adjusted side to side. Also, because it is a dovetail mount, it can be replaced by other S&W options or aftermarket products as they become available. For a pocket holster - I always use the DeSantis Nemesis.

[@stephen.mcguire]

Just bought it, slide stop allows me to drop the slide, thumb safety is easier to disengage (down) vs. engaging (up). Haven't put any rounds through it yet, any other ammo issues?

[@scottdejong4979]

The size is the only thing that would encourage me to buy. I got a shield plus & I hesitate to go to a weaker than 9mm caliber.

[@georgegravette1132]

Seems like it would make a good backup to the Shield. Identical controls, and small enough to carry in an ankle holster.😊

[@jamesbroughton7870]

The slide stop slide release will break into where you can use it the way you want to mine has that I’ve only got 50 rounds through it

[@johnniehall3692]

Great video 🎉👍🙏

[@CaveWyatt]

I’m sure it’s nice and all and I’ve been bugging S&W since I bought my 380EZ just about 5 years ago, hoping for a 380Pro (as it were). I hammered on them right up until Sig came out with their P365 380. Got the first one I saw and still love it. I got the EZ and P365 380 in prep for the time I could no longer handle my P365XL and I may have jinxed myself. Now, at 71, I’ve developed a heart problem so that 380 maybe thrust into prime time sooner rather than later. I’m sure the S&W is wonderful, it just came out too late for me.

[@rickcole2301]

I take it you get to keep the gun cuz if you're going to put grips on it. Talon, I wouldn't put it on if I had to send it back. You might want to check out. Hogue see if they hand any of the grips for it. I've got those on most of my guns. They'll slide on. They're a little hard to get on but once they're on they're nice. That's all I got to say about that would like to know if you had to move the sights down the road whenever you're going to bring it out again

[@davemac1888]

Very good review 👍

[@CleetusBuckwalter]

Dude, I had several Failure to feeds with Fiochi as well. Glad not just me lol.

[@Renaldo135]

i put about two hundred out of mine. Same results. Shoot the 12 magazine much better due to full grip. Shoots amazing tight groups for a mouse gun. THE SAME EXACT ISSUE EXIST. The gun shoots LEFT. Either knock the rear sight over to the RIGHT or the front sight to the LEFT. It's not you it's the way the came from the factor because like your groups they are all very tight. The real problem is my sight pusher isn't designed for such a small gun so you have to use a hammer and the factory glued the sights in pretty tight.

[@georgegravette1132]

I was able to move the front sight using a sight pusher that looks like a "D" clamp rather than a C-clamp. But I had to remove the slide each time (a hassle while at the range) and had to REALLY bear down on the crank to get that front sight to move.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Triggers have gotten so much better on the polymer wonder 9's over the years. I still think Walther owns the title of the best striker fired triggers, but Canik is pretty close, and there are many others that are almost as good.

[@Cadimacdaddy]

Picked mine up today....perfecto

[@GeorgeMoilanen]

Yet anotherr left shooting BG. S&W has screwed up the sight alignment big time. Mine did the same. Had to move front sight alot to make up for left shooting. My sights were close to centered from the Factory. I chose to move the front to the left to move POI to the right rather than move the rear sight to the right. I didn't want rear sight looking "wacko". I have never had to adjust sights this much. Something is wrong at Smith or Truglow?

[@warbuzzard7167]

If you moved your front sight to the left, you actually made the problem WORSE. You need to drift it to the RIGHT to correct a left-shooting bias.

[@GeorgeMoilanen]

@@warbuzzard7167 just the opposite. Move front sight opposite. If you want POI to move right move front sight left. Move rear the way you want POI to move. Think it through.

[@richardmorono6660]

This is for close up and personal 15 -20 feet. Point and shoot .

[@wwfera00]

I wish they would've added the slide lock/release on both sides for left hand shooters. Other than that I like it.

[@michaelblesi6777]

"you could drive a truck through that rear notch" gigity

[@The_Temple]

For me, the .380acp is just right for deep conceal carry & have no doubt any self-defense scenario would be up close and personal, such that .380 would be plenty sufficient Have a Ruger LCP (original model) and it’s Ok, but the S&W 2.0 bodyguard looks awesome … gotta try it out next time at the range

[@jgibby905]

Yeah that slide release is what I dislike about my shield plus too. Not a fan of that but I’m still gonna buy this pistol lol

[@jamesbroughton7870]

Very good review I just shot mine for the first time today everybody that I’ve watched is Shooting left so I think those sites were just put on wrong at the factory. I will say the trigger is no way 4 pounds. If you’ve got any sense for how triggers are this trigger is 5 1/2 pounds everybody’s gauge reads different but I have a very accurate one and I know triggers it’s about a 5 1/2 pound trigger. It should break into about 5 pounds. Anyway good review I enjoyed it

[@friendofGod99]

Thanks for a great review. I just got mine. Shoots smooth but to the low left. Were your mags extremely difficult to load. 15 round even with Uplula was crazy.

[@robertfrapples2472]

I'll bet! The big mag only holds 12!

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

I have the 10 and 12. They were tight on that last round, but not as bad as some I've tried.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

:D

[@christopherm8215]

I recently got this little gun and love it now just need extra magazines

[@LJR_LIMITED]

That's cute! Does it come in men's sizes, too?

[@georgegravette1132]

😂😂😂😂

[@jazzzman1000]

This needs to get on the California roster YESTERDAY! C'mon S&W, there's so much $$ to be made here, don't let Sig eat your lunch! 😁

[@The1jonnyz]

I'm curious why the trigger safety is the same width as the trigger. I can literally shoot the gun by hooking my fingernail on the edge of the safety and pulling, and I have really short nails! Also, I've seen a lot of people saying their front sight is off. I had to drift mine as it was a MM or so off.

[@matthewbaker5359]

Mine shoots left. Will be drifting mine soon.

[@Uncle05Sam]

Trigger safetys are typically just drop safetys to guard against the inertia from a drop, such as Glock's trigger safety.

[@boblaws9851]

That's because it's whole purpose is being a drop safety. Those were never meant to be any kind of a "trigger safety". So many have that misconception.

[@The1jonnyz]

​@@boblaws9851it's whole purpose is not a drop safety. Trigger safeties are mainly to keep you from snagging on something and accidentally firing. Yes it can help prevent an accidental discharge if dropped but the firing pin safety is, and always will be, more of a drop safety than the trigger safety.

[@Uncle05Sam]

@@The1jonnyz If something snags your trigger with enough force to defeat the trigger safety (which usually have almost zero resistance) , it will almost certainly pull the trigger itself and fire the gun, regardless of the width of the trigger safety.

[@robertfrapples2472]

My Ruger LCP II only has a six round mag and it pinches my trigger finger like a crab. I just ordered a Bodyguard 2.0 as a replacement. I must say, though, I can shoot the Ruger at least as well as you shot the Bodyguard.

[@raykettel1837]

I learned from others that using a fingernail file or small knife to remove the sharp edges on the trigger and trigger safety of a LCP can eliminate most of the pinching that causes pain. I still get enough muzzle rise that my trigger finger slips off the end of the trigger and get smashed into the trigger guard. I'll probably get a Bodyguard 2.0 next year, have my wife try it, and then buy another one if my wife takes mine.

[@herrenhajji]

Mine grouped well but shot similarly to the left as well. Will need to drift the sight at some point.

[@kbkesq]

I like the hogue rubber slip on grip for my Glock. Might try that on this.

[@RichB804]

Good looking micro gun for sure. My fear is my hands are so big and my finger will be awful close to the muzzle so that would be something I’d have to be very aware of. I am looking at this gun and also the say P365 380 which I know is a little larger I do believe.

[@kbkesq]

I was in between the safety model or not. Thanks. Guess with this safety being so small I can just not use the safety most of the time, and just use it I special situations.

[@chrispritchard5393]

Value your opinion. My wife liked it also, so we purchased one!

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

I appreciate that, and take that responsibility seriously. I really like it, and think they did a great job making it better in so many ways. I hope you are both very satisfied with yours!!

[@chrispritchard5393]

Thanks for the reply, off to the range soon!​@@JustinOpinionChannel

[@danielbohland5271]

Nice video but one thing you didn't touch on Handel on this Smith & Wesson bodyguard 2.0 you can get three fingers on it as opposed to a Glock 42 a Ruger 380 Max where do you need to put a finger extension on the Glock and the Ruger to get three fingers on there which Hickok45 and Scotch oo touched on in their videos