Bodyguard 2.0 Lasers

[pinefd]

Two sharp looking pistols Frank. I love the Wilson Combat grip on the Sig. And I'm usually not a fan of full sized guns but that Beretta is beautiful!

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 9mm (yes, I know they now come in .380). Just using the two for a size comparison, as seen below:

Note: I put a different grip on my 80X, just as I did with my 365. I have a hard time leaving any gun in its stock configuration.


Frank

 

[GnarlsR2]

UPDATE ALERT!

I just received an email from ArmaLaser on their release of their Trigger Guard Mounted green laser for the S&W Body Guard 2.0!!

"We are planning the release to be around Labor Day!"

 

[SeniorShooter]

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 9mm (yes, I know they now come in .380). Just using the two for a size comparison, as seen below:

Note: I put a different grip on my 80X, just as I did with my 365. I have a hard time leaving any gun in its stock configuration.


Frank

Interesting, it looks bigger in pictures!

 

[SeniorShooter]

UPDATE ALERT!

I just received an email from ArmaLaser on their release of their Trigger Guard Mounted green laser for the S&W Body Guard 2.0!!

"We are planning the release to be around Labor Day!"
Bravo ArmaLaser. Seriously, this will help a lot of us. I predict it will be called the TR36.

 

[Russ1994]

I just spoke with Megan at ArmaLaser. The new laser for the Bodyguard 2.0 will be the TR36 (red) and TR36G (green). They're waiting on some critical parts to arrive and are working towards a release on October 1. Of course, you may have to take that date with a grain of salt - or a cup full, but we can hope...