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For several years I carried an early 80's production Model 60 with a bobbed hammer in a Mika pocket holster. While I still have that gun and holster, these days I carry a 642 in an Alabama Holster pocket holster. I love the thumb push-off tab on those holsters. You can break the revolver free...

I’ve recently had two situations with Underwood Extreme Defender rounds failing to ignite in my Bodyguard 2.0. While I can’t rule out a possible problem with the pistol, the examined rounds both had pretty significant dimples in the primers. They were both loaded in the gun again and each fired...

I would encourage you to try the Inceptor ARX rounds. They are also fluted but have a rounded nose more akin to FMJ. They feed great in my BG 2.0 and are very soft shooting too. I don’t think I’ve ever seen them in the local gun stores in my area. I ordered some direct from the company.

I bought a Bodyguard 2.0 the first week of June, 2025. Date of manufacture was 03-14-25. I’ve made two trips to the range with it. I have fired several rounds of various fmj ammo, Hornady Critical Defense, Underwood 90 gr. XTP hollow points, Underwood 68 gr. Extreme Defender, and Inceptor ARX...

I have them, LG-105’s on my 642. I think they serve a purpose on such short-barreled guns. They really don’t add any bulk. As with all things gun YMMV!

Crossbreed Supertuck. Kydex pocket attached to a leather pad. Very comfortable and stays put.

That has been my experience too. I just polished my feed ramp but I haven’t had a chance to get back to the range to see if it will make the difference. I would love to carry some kind of fluted bullet in this gun given the inconsistency of hollow points opening up in a .380, thus the reason...

Just curious as to whether anyone has any experience with either of these fluted rounds, specifically in a Bodyguard 2.0? I have carried Underwood Extreme Defender for years in some of my other EDC’s - I’m a fan of the concept - but haven’t had a flawless experience with it feeding in my BG...

I’ve decided not to do the dovetail mount. I’m sending my slide to Pine Wood Machining to have the slide milled instead. I think I’ll be happier with the sight properly mounted. Thanks for your input guys!

Looking to pick the brain trust. I bought a Shield Plus about three years ago and regrettably didn’t buy the MOS version. I love the gun and have decided I would like to try a red dot on this pistol. Up to now I have only used irons and lasers on my handguns. Galloway Precision sells an optics...

Viceunit’s experience mirrors mine almost exactly. The highway patrol agency (about 1200 sworn officers) that I retired from has carried Glocks since 1991. While I can’t absolutely claim that there have been no AD’s/ND’s in our agency, I am very confident that they have been practically...

I only have one. It was issued to me about a month before my graduation from the Missouri State Highway Patrol Academy in April, 1983 (Was originally issued a 4” Model 66). I carried it on duty for about 8 years. We transitioned to Glock G-22’s in 1991, at which time I was able to buy this gun...

Where are you guys finding these dates on the box? I can’t seem to locate anything on mine.

I did the same thing with the 1.0 rear sight. I like it so far but won’t rule out aftermarket replacements later.

I too, replaced the rear sight with one from a Bodyguard 1.0. since I have had a BG 1.0 for several years that is now wearing XS Big Dot Sights. I think it is a big improvement on the sight picture for the 2.0.

Howdy and welcome!

Hello to all! I am a retired Missouri trooper (31 years & 3 months, but who’s counting! 😜) now enjoying my “golden years” in the Springfield, Missouri area. I love all things firearms, with a particular fondness for/obsession with handguns. Looking forward to time on this forum! Here’s...