Videos tagged with Bodyguard 380

This video explores the lineage of Smith & Wesson Bodyguard pistols, tracing their origins back to 1955. It highlights the evolution from early snag-free revolvers, like the Model 38 Airweight and its steel variants (Model 49, Model 649), to more modern semi-automatic Bodyguard 380 pistols and their revisions. The discussion also covers the polymer-framed Bodyguard 38 Special, designed to compete with the Ruger LCR, and the latest Bodyguard 2.0. The description emphasizes the intention behind the original design for concealed carry and the subsequent adaptations to meet evolving market demands.

This video details the optimal setup for pocket carrying firearms, focusing on the Vedder Pocket Locker holster. The speaker highlights its design features, including thumb tabs for a clean draw and a curved hook to secure the holster in the pocket. It showcases two Smith & Wesson models, the M&P Shield Plus and Bodyguard 380, as suitable options for this carry method, emphasizing practicality for daily routines.

This video review expresses disappointment with the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 380. The reviewer encountered issues including light strikes and unintentional magazine release activation due to hand placement, rendering the pistol unreliable for deep concealment and everyday carry (EDC). While acknowledging Smith & Wesson as a favored manufacturer, this specific firearm failed to meet the reviewer's expectations for a defensive pistol, highlighting the importance of trying a firearm before purchasing due to potential individual fit and function differences.

This video reviews the Smith and Wesson Bodyguard 380, a compact pistol intended for pocket carry. The reviewer expresses disappointment, noting numerous malfunctions including light strikes and failures to feed, which they attribute partly to their own large hands and partly to the firearm itself. While acknowledging the gun is new and might require a break-in period, the initial experience fell short of expectations for a 'wonder pocket carry.' The reviewer suggests the pistol might be better suited for individuals with smaller hands and plans to conduct further testing.

This "I Carry" episode features a Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380 pistol. The video highlights the pistol being carried in a Galco Pocket Protector holster and also mentions a Crimson Trace red laser and a Fenix E02R flashlight as part of the everyday carry setup. The focus is on practical, concealed carry considerations.

This YouTube video features a range session comparing two Smith & Wesson M&P pistols: the Bodyguard .380 and the M&P Shield 9mm. The creator acquired a new "improved model" M&P Bodyguard .380 to revisit a "Baby Gun Daddy Gun" segment, highlighting its closer resemblance to the Shield. The video focuses on the shooting experience and comparison of these two popular compact handguns, with a particular emphasis on the Bodyguard .380.

This video from the 'I Carry' series focuses on the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 380 pistol, examining its use in a DeSantis Superfly holster as part of an everyday carry (EDC) setup. The content highlights essential EDC gear alongside the firearm and holster, providing insights into concealed carry choices and practical applications for personal defense.

This video from GBGuns features members of their crew discussing their everyday carry firearms and the reasoning behind their choices. They showcase specific models including the Grand Power K-100, BodyGuard 380, American Classic Commander, and Sig P238, providing insights into what they carry and how. The video also includes links to their Instagram profiles and an affiliate link for Optics Planet.

This video provides a discussion and comparison of two popular Smith & Wesson concealed carry pistols: the Bodyguard 380 and the M&P Shield 9mm. The presenter highlights their similar design and function as carry options. Links are provided for both firearms, as well as an Apex Tactical Duty Carry kit upgrade for the Shield. A future shooting video comparing the two side-by-side is announced.

This video reviews the DeSantis Gunhide Quick Snap holster for the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380 pistol, specifically a model with a laser. The creator contrasts this new holster with a previously used Cytac holster, citing discomfort while driving and sitting as the primary reason for the switch. The DeSantis holster is described as belt-mounted, featuring a thumb break, and is highlighted for its extreme comfort. The video recommends the holster for its effectiveness in concealing the firearm, even under a t-shirt or coat, and notes its affordability, suggesting it's a great option for concealed carry.

This video documents a range session with a Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380 (BG380). The shooter fires Herter's 95-grain FMJ, Blazer Aluminum 95-grain FMJ, and Sig Elite Performance hollow-point ammunition. The video highlights a warm day at the range and features music by King James.

This YouTube video features a review of a new Cytac plastic holster intended for the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380. The creator expresses their intention to compare this budget-friendly option to higher-end Kydex or plastic holsters from brands like Blade Tech. Links to the product on eBay and the seller's store, Tactical Scorpion Gear, are provided, along with a link to the manufacturer's website.