Bodyguard 2.0 front sights

[Tulsa]

Does anyone know why the BG2.0 manual only covers adjusting the rear sights? I see everyone adjusting front and back. TIA

 

[halfmoonclip]

Tulsa, that is a perplexing problem. There is some confusion about whether that restriction applies to the BG1.0 or the BG2.0.
In the 1.0, the rear sight retains the small plate that holds the firing pin safety. On the 2.0, the rear sight retains the firing pin retaining plate.
If you're careful to not cause a problem with the attendant parts, while moving/removing the sights, there won't be an issue.
Now, that said, some guy named Bubba, with Popeye forearms, must install those sights, because they are perfect buggers to move/remove, even with a sight pusher. They will make horrible, graunching noises, but they will move.
Adjust both sights, remember the caveats.
Moon

 

[Tulsa]

Tulsa, that is a perplexing problem. There is some confusion about whether that restriction applies to the BG1.0 or the BG2.0.
In the 1.0, the rear sight retains the small plate that holds the firing pin safety. On the 2.0, the rear sight retains the firing pin retaining plate.
If you're careful to not cause a problem with the attendant parts, while moving/removing the sights, there won't be an issue.
Now, that said, some guy named Bubba, with Popeye forearms, must install those sights, because they are perfect buggers to move/remove, even with a sight pusher. They will make horrible, graunching noises, but they will move.
Adjust both sights, remember the caveats.
Moon

Thanks Moon. Adjusting the rear sight is what my BG2.0 manual says. How the heck can it be moved or taken off if it retains other parts?

 

[halfmoonclip]

Thanks Moon. Adjusting the rear sight is what my BG2.0 manual says. How the heck can it be moved or taken off if it retains other parts?

With the small size of the pistols, it makes sense to use parts to several purposes. Fortunately, it's not difficult to capture the parts involved, though the BG1.0 is potentially the more dangerous situation, if reassembled incorrectly. The firing pin safety is vital, and needs to be in there.
Moon

 

[Tulsa]

With the small size of the pistols, it makes sense to use parts to several purposes. Fortunately, it's not difficult to capture the parts involved, though the BG1.0 is potentially the more dangerous situation, if reassembled incorrectly. The firing pin safety is vital, and needs to be in there.
Moon

Well I don’t see any attached parts to the rear sight and videos showing removal don’t either. Now I’m more confused. Lol

 

[Tulsa]

With the small size of the pistols, it makes sense to use parts to several purposes. Fortunately, it's not difficult to capture the parts involved, though the BG1.0 is potentially the more dangerous situation, if reassembled incorrectly. The firing pin safety is vital, and needs to be in there.
Moon

Got it finally. It holds in the backplate which would need to be removed to get to the striker!!!