Thread: Now that Bodyguard revolver is okay
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Old 03-26-2011, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by 5Wire View Post
The BG38 with polymer on steel and the alloy 642 are within an ounce of each other. I would also bet it is easier to damage the alloy trigger guard than the polymer one. The BG38 is a little easier on the hand with Plus P ammo than the alloy J frames are. I have both and carry either. The laser activation is no more difficult than flicking the safety on a 1911. A little practice and kinetic memory takes over.

Darn these new fangled things anyway. Somebody should have straightened out Gaston Glock when it coulda done some good.
Actually according to the web site the 442 is 15 oz and the Bodyguard is 14.3 oz.
My 337 weighs 13.8 oz LOADED. Hope Smith sells a pot of the 442's and bodyguards but I really feel no need for either
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