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That's pretty much what I figured. Thanks again. Frank

Hey, Gnarls, thanks so much for the detailed explanation! Extremely helpful! One follow-up question, though...you mention the Hoppe's Foaming Bore Cleaner, but I wasn't sure in what context it was mentioned. Is this used as part of the clean-out process noted above, or was this just noted as...

Hey, Gnarls, could you possibly explain...in layman's terms...how you use the contact cleaner and compressed air for cleaning the striker and extractor area without removing the striker assembly? Thanks in advance, and for all of your other great info and posts here, from which I've learned...

The XS sights absolutely do not compromise pocket draw at all...unless you're crazy enough to keep the gun in your pocket without a holster. The XS sights made a huge difference for me, and have taken the gun from being "good", to "great", in my mind. My eyesight isn't that great for up close...

No, at around $2.00 per round, it's just way more than I want to spend for a questionable boost in effectiveness. That's a heck of a lot more than it costs to feed my 45-70 Marlin, which I thought was crazy expensive! Yes, I could see potentially chambering an Extreme Penetrator as a first...

Actually, just returned from another trip to the range, and got the XS sights dialed in on the BG 2.0, and boy, I'm liking this thing more and more, and couldn't ask for any better ergonomics and accuracy from a gun small enough to put in my pocket (barely). And it's just plain fun to shoot to...

If I were you, I'd buy my LCP Max, since I haven't touched it since shooting my BG 2.0. ;) Frank

Sorry, I can't answer your question with regard to the primer strikes, but I did want to comment about my recent experience with Extreme Defenders in my BG 2.0. The Extreme Defenders are generally my go-to ammo for any and all of my .380 and .32 auto pistols, and up until my last range session...

Agreed. Frank

I have the 80X as well and love it, and in fact, it used to be my EDC carry...before I bought my BG 2.0. But I much prefer a gun that I can pocket carry versus the AIWB method I used with the 80X. Frank

I received the trigger today, and finally had a chance to watch the installation video. While the install may not look difficult to you, it looks very difficult and intimidating to me, so I don't think I'm going to attempt it. I'll let others do theirs first, and if I hear/read reports that...

I actually didn't read the Safety & Instruction Manual, but instead watched a couple of videos done by people I like and trust. And they used the pulling of the trigger method; so I didn't even realize that there was an alternative way to do it (i.e., the way shown in the manual) until I came...

Can’t wait to see what one of these puppies looks like with an optic attached! Please post a pic or two when that happens. Frank

Thanks! If you're referring to my Beretta 80X as a full size, it really isn't. It's a "Cheetah" model, similar to the old model 84, 85, etc. It's comparable in size to an Sig P365XL, just a little bigger. I'm not saying it's a good substitute for the 365 by any means, with the 365 being a...

Correction to my post above...it was another "toy" that arrived today and not the trigger. It's still going to be another couple of days before the trigger arrives, and yes, I'll report back on my experience with both the install and the performance. Frank

I ordered one of these the minute I saw it posted here, not because I necessarily feel that this gun needs it, but because for $28 shipped, why not? Hopefully the installation won't be too difficult such that I can do it myself, and swap back if I don't like it. Anyway, the trigger is supposed...

Haha! You would have to ask! It was one that I just pulled out of my parts drawer, without the original packaging, of course. But it turns out to be a perfect fit, and it feels absolutely perfect. I think it may have been one that I bought for my Sig P365, but I can't be positive...

I don't believe that Pearce makes them yet for the BG 2.0. I have the "No-Pinch" pinky rest from Lakeline, that works well for me on my 10 round mags, as shown in this pic: Frank

Sorry, don't have an answer for you, but that explains why I couldn't find a sticker on my gun! ;) Frank

Thanks for the response. I normally wouldn't want to depend on, or put my faith in something like a laser, but in my advanced age, it's very difficult for me to see iron sights with the naked eye, while my distance vision is perfect. So I have red/green dots on most of the guns I shoot with...