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The original Bodyguard .380 was a solid little gun, but it had its critics. Hammer-fired DAO trigger, six rounds, basic sights. The Bodyguard 2.0 is S&W's answer to all of that, and it's a genuine overhaul rather than a refresh. This Desert Verde Battlewear version brings that same package with a worn, earthy green finish that looks like it's already seen some field time straight out of the box. At just 9.8 ounces unloaded and 0.88 inches wide, the whole gun disappears whether you're pocket carrying or riding inside the waistband.
The biggest leap forward is capacity. The Bodyguard 2.0 uses a stack-and-a-half magazine design similar to what you'll find in popular micro 9mm pistols, giving you 10+1 with the flush-fit mag or 12+1 with the extended. That's nearly double what the original offered, and the gun barely got any wider. The Browning-style tilting action keeps the profile slim and helps tame felt recoil compared to older straight-blowback .380s. The flat-face striker trigger is a massive improvement over the long, heavy pull of the original, giving you a cleaner break and a short, tactile reset that makes accurate follow-up shots much more manageable on a gun this small. Front and rear slide serrations give you plenty of purchase for racking and press checks, and there's even a loaded chamber indicator port at the rear of the chamber so you can verify status without cycling the slide.
This particular model ships with the manual thumb safety, which sits ambidextrously and adds a layer of manual control for those who prefer it. It's a good fit for anyone coming from a 1911 background or anyone who wants that extra peace of mind during deep concealment carry. The factory XS Sights setup is genuinely carry-ready right out of the box. The front sight has a tritium insert surrounded by a high-contrast orange glow dot, paired with a fixed black U-notch rear. Low light or bright daylight, you're getting a usable sight picture for the distances this pistol is designed for. The Desert Verde Battlewear finish is a purposefully distressed matte green applied to the slide, giving the gun a subdued, tactical look without a lick of shine to catch attention. It's not trying to look like a show piece, and that's exactly the point.
The Bodyguard 2.0 ships with both a 10-round flush magazine and a 12-round extended magazine. The flush mag optimizes concealability for pocket or deep-cover carry, while the extended mag adds grip surface and a pinky shelf that genuinely improves control during shooting. If you're running this as your only carry gun, most people will find the 12-round mag the better everyday option. Either way, you've got real capacity for a pistol that fits in a front pocket.
Yes, and that's really the whole point of this gun. At 5.5 inches long, 4 inches tall, and just 0.88 inches wide, it fits comfortably in a front pants pocket with a proper pocket holster. At under 10 ounces unloaded, you'll genuinely forget it's there after a few hours. Just make sure you're using a quality pocket holster that covers the trigger guard and keeps the gun oriented correctly.
It's a significant step up across the board. The original had a long, heavy double-action-only hammer-fired trigger, a 6-round single-stack magazine, and rudimentary polymer sights. The 2.0 swaps all of that for a flat-face striker trigger with a crisp break and short reset, a stack-and-a-half double-stack giving you 10 or 12 rounds, and factory XS tritium night sights. The ergonomics and slide serrations are also vastly improved. It's really a ground-up redesign, not just a tune-up.
This is the thumb safety (TS) variant, which adds an ambidextrous manual safety lever on top of the internal striker safety and firing pin block already built into the gun. Whether you want one comes down to personal preference and carry style. Folks coming from 1911s or anyone carrying in a pocket without a holster often prefer the added manual control. Those who prefer a faster, no-extra-step draw usually go with the non-safety version. Neither choice is wrong, it's about what you'll train with consistently.
Battlewear is a factory-applied distressed finish, meaning the Desert Verde green has intentional worn and muted areas built in, giving it the look of a carry gun that has already seen use. It's not a shiny cerakote show piece. The result is a low-glare, subdued appearance that blends well in field environments and doesn't draw attention. For a carry gun, that kind of discretion fits the purpose perfectly.
With modern defensive ammunition, yes. Loads from Federal, Hornady, Speer, and similar manufacturers have made .380 ACP a much more credible defensive option than it was a decade ago. The Bodyguard 2.0 also uses a Browning-style tilting action rather than a straight blowback design, which helps it run more reliably with a wider range of ammo. As with any defensive pistol, it's worth putting a box of your chosen carry ammunition through it before trusting it for daily carry.
Both come included with the pistol. The 10-round flush magazine sits completely inside the grip for the slimmest possible profile, which is ideal if you're pocket carrying or need maximum concealment. The 12-round extended magazine adds a pinky shelf that gives most hands a much more secure grip and meaningfully improves control while shooting. Many people carry the 10-round loaded in the gun and stow the 12-round as a spare, getting the best of both.
| UPC | 050806033139 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HS58 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 2.75'' |
| Capacity | 10-Round 12-Round |
| Length | 5.5'' |
| Magazine Included | 1 x 10-Round |
| Model | |
| Safety | Manual |
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