I gave my LCP to my girl and I missed it so much that I went to buy another one. I saw the Bodyguard, held it, shot it, and I fell in love. The long trigger and safety are what I wanted. I don't want to shoot my femoral artery or shoot my nuts off from my pocket, but maybe that's just me. I don't like appendix or hip holstering. I prefer something that I forget about until smoke heads my way. This is by far the best pocket pistol that I have ever owned out of 5 thus far. It is high quality top to bottom and feels beefy as all hell for what it is. As far as aim goes, get a yellow paint marker and mark the front and rear sights and that will help a lot.
Bro, i appreciate the video but your really need to work on your safe handling. You're constantly flagging yourself with the barrel. Even if it's just your hand or arm, you need to treat it with more respect.
I gave my LCP to my girl and I missed it so much that I went to buy another one. I saw the Bodyguard, held it, shot it, and I fell in love. The long trigger and safety are what I wanted. I don't want to shoot my femoral artery or shoot my nuts off from my pocket, but maybe that's just me. I don't like appendix or hip holstering. I prefer something that I forget about until smoke heads my way. This is by far the best pocket pistol that I have ever owned out of 5 thus far. It is high quality top to bottom and feels beefy as all hell for what it is. As far as aim goes, get a yellow paint marker and mark the front and rear sights and that will help a lot.
Just picked up today! Nice little Pocket carry👍🏾
Yessir I carry mine everyday barely know it’s there
Smith and Wesson came out with the bodyguard 2.0 with 10/12 round magazines with is a more improved version of this gun
Thank for letting me know I did not know that
Nice 👍🏻
Thanks 🙏🏽
Great video just volume bro, could barely hear you in my headphones ( just slightly )
Noted. Thanks for watching
I'm sorry but that's a double action pistol that first click isn't your trigger reset
Bro, i appreciate the video but your really need to work on your safe handling. You're constantly flagging yourself with the barrel. Even if it's just your hand or arm, you need to treat it with more respect.
I noticed that too and it irked me. No matter how clear a gun is, it must always be handled as a loaded gun to develop consistent gun safety habits.