A S&W Bodyguard 2.0, 380 ACP, and a G43X, 9mm, with an Ameriglo tritum front sight.   Haven’t taken either gun to the range, but will next week.  Had a Shield Arms magazine release installed in the G43X, and picked up 3 each S15 magazines.  It is really amazing that Shield Arms can get 15 rounds in a flush fitting magazine, whereas the factory mag is 10 rounds.  The Bodyguard 2.0 is an amazingly small pocket pistol that came with two magazines, 10+1 and 12+1. The pistol is about the same size as the Ruger LCP Max, but has much better ergonomics IMO.  Will take both to the range next week.

I have the Glock42 in my car.. bought it for my ex. Took it to the range and I was way more inaccurate shooting it than my other .45 and 9mm Glock pistols.  It’s lightweight and I had to adjust for that.  I pulled a lot the left.  But I figure if I have to pull it while working in Atlanta I’ll be close enough to be accurate.

(09-20-2024, 06:02 PM)Replying to Punkin14 I have the Glock42 in my car.. bought it for my ex. Took it to the range and I was way more inaccurate shooting it than my other .45 and 9mm Glock pistols.  It’s lightweight and I had to adjust for that.  I pulled a lot the left.  But I figure if I have to pull it while working in Atlanta I’ll be close enough to be accurate.

Yup. A large percentage of defensive firearm use happens within 5 feet.

(09-20-2024, 05:27 PM)Replying to WRGA Dog A S&W Bodyguard 2.0, 380 ACP, and a G43X, 9mm, with an Ameriglo tritum front sight.   Haven’t taken either gun to the range, but will next week.  Had a Shield Arms magazine release installed in the G43X, and picked up 3 each S15 magazines.  It is really amazing that Shield Arms can get 15 rounds in a flush fitting magazine, whereas the factory mag is 10 rounds.  The Bodyguard 2.0 is an amazingly small pocket pistol that came with two magazines, 10+1 and 12+1. The pistol is about the same size as the Ruger LCP Max, but has much better ergonomics IMO.  Will take both to the range next week.

Expecting trouble?

(09-20-2024, 06:13 PM)Replying to E.CobbDawg

(09-20-2024, 05:27 PM)Replying to WRGA Dog A S&W Bodyguard 2.0, 380 ACP, and a G43X, 9mm, with an Ameriglo tritum front sight.   Haven’t taken either gun to the range, but will next week.  Had a Shield Arms magazine release installed in the G43X, and picked up 3 each S15 magazines.  It is really amazing that Shield Arms can get 15 rounds in a flush fitting magazine, whereas the factory mag is 10 rounds.  The Bodyguard 2.0 is an amazingly small pocket pistol that came with two magazines, 10+1 and 12+1. The pistol is about the same size as the Ruger LCP Max, but has much better ergonomics IMO.  Will take both to the range next week.

Expecting trouble
I certainly hope not.  I like to shoot and I keep searching for the perfect concealed carry pistol, and these two are good options.  Traded my G42.

Good deal..........

(09-20-2024, 06:02 PM)Replying to Punkin14 I have the Glock42 in my car.. bought it for my ex. Took it to the range and I was way more inaccurate shooting it than my other .45 and 9mm Glock pistols.  It’s lightweight and I had to adjust for that.  I pulled a lot the left.  But I figure if I have to pull it while working in Atlanta I’ll be close enough to be accurate.

Love my 42. Wish Toasty would try to rob me.

(09-20-2024, 05:27 PM)Replying to WRGA Dog A S&W Bodyguard 2.0, 380 ACP, and a G43X, 9mm, with an Ameriglo tritum front sight.   Haven’t taken either gun to the range, but will next week.  Had a Shield Arms magazine release installed in the G43X, and picked up 3 each S15 magazines.  It is really amazing that Shield Arms can get 15 rounds in a flush fitting magazine, whereas the factory mag is 10 rounds.  The Bodyguard 2.0 is an amazingly small pocket pistol that came with two magazines, 10+1 and 12+1. The pistol is about the same size as the Ruger LCP Max, but has much better ergonomics IMO.  Will take both to the range next week.

Oldest just picked up a BG 2.0 earlier this week. Impressive design and feel...makes a good concealed carry.