🔑 Bodyguard 2.0 Overview

• Micro-compact .380 ACP: extremely small, lightweight, easy to conceal → perfect for summer carry or deep concealment. ☀️

• Capacity: 10 + 12 round mags. Flush 10rd for concealment, extended 12rd for grip.

• Ergonomics: good stippling, low bore axis, controllable recoil.

• Trigger: flat-faced, crisp break just under 4 lbs — light for its class.

• Sights: tritium front + black rear (upgraded from orange circle on Gen 1).

• Reliability: strong track record, virtually no malfunctions reported.

• Finish: stainless steel with corrosion-resistant Armonite coating.

• Maintenance: needs to be kept cleaner than larger pistols (sensitive to lint/debris).

• Compensated Barrel/Slide → port reduces muzzle rise, slightly less felt recoil, faster follow-up shots. 🔥

• Slide Serrations → deeper, grippier, easier to rack on a small pistol.

• Sights → improved rear notch + glowing yellow-green front; more precise, easier to pick up.

• Barrel Length → 3.1" (a touch longer, modest ballistic gain).

• Cross-Compatible → shares frame with Bodyguard 2.0; owners can swap slides/barrels.

• New Buyers → the Carry Comp is the smarter pick; small cost difference, but the porting, upgraded sights, and slide texture are worth it.

• Current Owners → upgrade if you want the new features, but the 2.0 is still solid. No need to switch if you’re already confident with it.

• Competition → stacks up well against Ruger LCP Max. The Ruger is smaller with capacity, but the Bodyguard 2.0 offers a fuller grip and lower bore axis for flatter shooting.

• The Bodyguard 2.0 is one of the best micro .380 EDC pistols available — tiny, reliable, and easy to shoot well.

• The Carry Comp builds on that with thoughtful upgrades, making it the top choice for anyone buying fresh.

• Overall: a trusted, confidence-inspiring .380 that even skeptics admit changed their mind about carrying the caliber. 🛡️

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