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Thanks for your report. Try using a cantilever mount but turn it around... the eye relief is perfect for me and there's room to adjust for variations both on the pic-rail and the main tube if others want to try. Good luck with your experiments.

This is not mounted to the barrel as it's attached behind where the break point is. If it were mounted on the barrel side... I wouldn't have asked. I attached an LPVO to the pic-rail barrel section of mine and it does keep POA/POI. My question to the fellow member is concerning TacCom3G's idea.

God changed His mind... the Lord's caliber is now 10mm. LOL

Is the scope mount working for you? What I mean is... does it shoot POA/POI as mounting a scope/optic anywhere but where it's designed for due to being a folder could introduce alignment issues. Thanks for your feedback.

No No. They're sending me a new front sight (backorder) and RSA already. Didn't even want serial #'s.

Consider the BG2 philosophy of use... It's likely true that pocket-mouse-guns' uses are close up, get-off-me firearms intended for one second acquisition and, if time allows... sight alignment. I feel S&W was thinking about this when it comes to the larger "U" notch in the rear, I'll explain...

Yes, snap punch, 1/16" drill bit and phosphorescent paint

Here's a fake brake I made to fatten up the pencil thin barrel. At first, I wanted the same until realizing having one would make it uneven when folded so I decided to weld a modified brake onto the OEM thread protector. It's mostly aesthetical but does add a few needed ounces to that end of...

Not specific to any firearm... Fiocchi is the brand of ammunition I've had the most issues with throughout several calibers, so I stay away as much as possible.

Optional? Keep it stored with the slide locked back for 1 day... try it, 2 days... try it, 3 days... try it, and so on. Magazine spring break-in exercise.

At 10yds., POI of my BG2 was also ~3" left even though POA was bullseye... though I didn't experience anything low as all were satisfactorally bullseye high. I was able to keep both the front and rear sights as centered on the slide as possible and achieve a bullseye POA/POI by, painstakingly...

Please share where. I reload .380 and would appreciate the brass after firing the rounds you write of.

It's very easy to make your own.

Save your money for ammo partner. Just punch, drill, and fill. I've included varying lighting conditions.

Red Loctite If you're concerned about plate movement, place a few small drops of red Loctite between the plate and slide (level it off) before mounting the optic as you normally would. This would vastly lessen potential movement thereby reducing or eliminate failure concerns. The plate would...

Is the technology there, or will it be to make one small enough? Would it be useful being that small? Would you mill your slide to fit one? IMO, here's the most important issue to think about to consider if you believe so and say yes. Is it practical given the S&W BG2's philosophy of use?

Updated photo. Updated photo.

Hope you can see it now? Hope you can see it now?

Since I can't find one to buy...

A spring loaded center punch, 1/16" drill bit, and a bit of phosphorescent paint made the OEM rear sight much easier to see and user friendly in all lighting conditions.