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The S&W M&P Bodyguard 2.0 in Blue Titanium is about as complete a rethink as Smith and Wesson could have done on the original Bodyguard 380. Gone is the long, heavy hammer-fired trigger and the single-stack 6-round magazine. In their place you get a modern striker-fired flat-face trigger, a staggered-stack magazine that holds 10 rounds flush or 12 with the extended mag, and an ergonomic grip profile lifted straight from the M&P 2.0 series. At 9.8 ounces unloaded and just 0.88 inches wide, it disappears on the body whether you carry IWB, appendix, or in a pocket holster. The Blue Titanium Cerakote frame gives it a sharp, distinctive look while the stainless steel slide and barrel wear a matte black Armornite finish for real corrosion resistance.
The flat-face striker trigger is one of the biggest wins here. It gives you a clean take-up, a crisp break, and a short reset that makes follow-up shots noticeably easier compared to the mushy double-action pull on the original. The 18-degree grip angle mirrors the M&P family feel, so if you train on a full-size M&P, this gun will point naturally. The slide wears deeply cut front and rear serrations that actually give your fingers something to grab when you need to rack it under pressure. There is also a loaded chamber port cut into the rear of the slide so you can visually confirm the chamber status without having to move the slide.
For a micro pistol at this price, the factory sights are genuinely impressive. The front sight is an XS tritium dot with a bright orange ring around it, paired with a serrated black U-notch rear for fast target acquisition in any lighting condition. The Browning-style tilting locked-breech action keeps felt recoil softer than you might expect from a sub-10-ounce pistol, and the .380 ACP cartridge already runs mild by nature. The Bodyguard 2.0 is not a range-all-day gun by design, but it runs reliably and shoots better than its size suggests. This is the gun for days when a full-size carry pistol is not practical, lightweight clothing demands discretion, or you want a capable backup piece that won't slow you down.
No, the MPN 14540 version does not include a manual thumb safety. It relies on a trigger blade safety built into the flat-face trigger. Smith and Wesson also offers a separate thumb safety version of the Bodyguard 2.0 if you prefer that added manual control.
The two guns share a name and not much else. The original used a long, heavy hammer-fired double-action trigger and a 6-round single-stack magazine. The 2.0 moves to a striker-fired flat-face trigger, a staggered-stack magazine that holds 10 or 12 rounds, redesigned ergonomics, and far better factory sights. It is a genuine ground-up redesign, not a refresh.
For its size, yes. The locked-breech tilting action absorbs more felt recoil than a traditional straight-blowback .380, and the .380 ACP cartridge itself is mild to begin with. The M&P-style grip texture and 18-degree grip angle help you hold on through rapid fire. It is not a range gun you will shoot for hours, but it is significantly more comfortable than older pocket .380s of similar size.
Yes, and that is one of its design strengths. At 5.5 inches long, 4 inches tall, and under an ounce short of 10 ounces, it fits comfortably in a quality pocket holster in most cargo or front pants pockets. The slim .88-inch width keeps it from printing noticeably, even in lighter clothing.
The Blue Titanium color is a Cerakote applied to the polymer frame, giving it that steel-blue metallic look. The slide and barrel are stainless steel finished with Smith and Wesson's Armornite treatment, which is a hardened, corrosion-resistant surface finish. Together they handle everyday carry conditions including sweat and humidity without issue.
With modern defensive hollow point ammunition, yes. Advances in bullet technology have led to .380 loads that expand reliably even at the lower velocities produced by short barrels like the 2.75-inch barrel on the Bodyguard 2.0. Shot placement and ammo selection matter most, and the 10 to 12 round capacity of the Bodyguard 2.0 gives you more rounds on target than most pocket pistols of its generation.
| UPC | 022188901764 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 14540 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.7 |
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