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I have had one for over a year and love it.
It is my daily carry & bedside weapon of choice.
It has a very long and very heavy DA only trigger. Like 12# heavy and that takes getting used to at the range. But once you figure out where it breaks & when to aim you can hit targets at distance w/ it (15 yds or so).
Just practice with it. It is a very well made gun and easily handles .38+P loads.
I have had one for over a year and love it.
It is my daily carry & bedside weapon of choice.
It has a very long and very heavy DA only trigger. Like 12# heavy and that takes getting used to at the range. But once you figure out where it breaks & when to aim you can hit targets at distance w/ it (15 yds or so).
Just practice with it. It is a very well made gun and easily handles .38+P loads.
Also it is extremely small, light & concealable. I carry it in a pocket holster and no one knows it's there!
I have the bodyguard 38 and i love it as an everyday carry. The only thing I don't like about it is turning the laser on but if you're a shooter you shouldn't need it.
Make sure you're happy with the trigger on the bodyguard before you buy it.
What MM said. Took me a while to get used to mine and shoot decent groups. The way it's constructed, you can't do a trigger job on a Bodyguard. You've gotta shoot it. The up side, as others have said, it's light and easily concealed.
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bodyguard 38 any reviews?
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