I bought a bodyguard 380 some time ago because I wanted something as a pocket carry when nothing else would fit what I was wearing. When I first got it, the gun suffered from numerous light strikes. I sent it back to Smith and they said they replaced the slide. This seemed to work better, but I was still getting light strikes to the tune of about 2 per box of fifty. This to me was unacceptable, so I brought it back to the store I bought it from, and he showed me that he had the same problem with his and replaced the hammer spring with a heavier one.
So, I did the same, and sure enough never had a light strike again. However, I find myself hating the gun because it's so hard to squeeze the trigger sometimes I think it's stuck or something.
My question is should I go back to factory weight spring, send it back to Smith or accept the fact that now it's reliable and put up with such a heavy trigger? I do NOT do my own gun smithing.