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The original S&W Bodyguard 380 had its fans, but it also had its critics, and Smith & Wesson listened. The Bodyguard 2.0 is a complete reimagining of that platform, not just a refresh. Launched in mid-2024, it swaps the old double-action hammer-fired system for a crisp striker-fired flat-face trigger, ditches the single-stack magazine for a staggered-stack design that nearly doubles capacity, and brings in M&P 2.0-style ergonomics throughout. The result is a micro .380 that measures 5.5 inches long, 4 inches tall, and just 0.88 inches wide, yet feels far more capable in hand than those numbers might suggest. The stainless steel slide and 2.75-inch barrel both wear S&W's Armornite finish, a surface treatment known for corrosion resistance and durability. This particular model (MPN 14660) features Rose Gold PVD-coated controls, a manual thumb safety, and a black polymer frame with aggressive M&P 2.0-style grip texture. At 9.8 ounces unloaded, it disappears in a pocket or IWB holster without any drama.
The trigger is the biggest story here. The flat-face striker design replaced what was widely considered a frustratingly long and heavy DAO pull on the original, and reviewers across the board note it feels like a scaled-down M&P 2.0 trigger with a clean take-up, defined wall, and short reset. Capacity is another genuine leap forward: the 10-round flush-fit magazine keeps the grip slim and conceal-friendly, while the included 12-round extended magazine lets you get a full firing grip and adds two more rounds of defensive capacity. Sights are a bright dot tritium-insert front with an orange ring paired with a drift-adjustable U-notch rear. For a micro pistol, that's a real sighting system. Aggressive slide serrations front and rear make racking the slide straightforward even under stress.
Pocket carry is where this gun was born. The 0.88-inch width and sub-10-ounce weight let it ride in a front pocket without printing or weighing down one side of your pants all day. IWB carry works just as well, and the beavertail cuts down on the slide bite that plagues a lot of micro pistols. The reversible magazine release accommodates left-handed users without gunsmithing. The thumb safety on this model gives those who prefer an external manual safety the peace of mind they want, while the internal trigger blade safety and firing pin block are always at work underneath. This is a purpose-built everyday carry gun, and every design choice on it reflects that.
Yes, this specific model (MPN 14660) includes a manual thumb safety. S&W offers the Bodyguard 2.0 in both thumb-safety and no-safety configurations, so it is worth confirming you have the right variant for your preference. The thumb safety version also retains the internal trigger blade safety and firing pin block that are always active regardless of the manual safety position.
The difference is night and day. The original used a long, heavy double-action hammer-fired trigger that many found difficult to shoot accurately. The Bodyguard 2.0 uses a flat-face striker-fired design with a clean take-up, a defined break, and a short reset that reviewers consistently describe as feeling like a scaled-down M&P 2.0 trigger. Average trigger pull weight on tested samples has come in around 3 to 5 pounds, depending on the source.
The Bodyguard 2.0 ships with both a 10-round flush-fit magazine and a 12-round extended magazine. The flush-fit mag keeps the grip slim and print-free for deep concealment, while the extended mag adds a pinky shelf and a couple extra rounds. Both are double-stack designs, which is how S&W nearly doubled the capacity compared to the original 6-round single-stack Bodyguard 380.
It was specifically designed with pocket carry in mind. At 9.8 ounces unloaded, 5.5 inches long, and just 0.88 inches wide, it fits comfortably in a front pocket with a quality pocket holster. The slim profile and light weight make all-day carry genuinely manageable, and the beavertail design helps prevent the slide from biting the hand during the draw.
No, the standard Bodyguard 2.0 slide is not cut for a red dot optic. The slide is very narrow given the pistol's micro size, and there is currently no factory optics-ready version. If a red dot is a priority for your carry setup, this is worth considering before purchasing.
The Rose Gold PVD variant (MPN 14660) is functionally identical to the standard Bodyguard 2.0 with a thumb safety. The distinction is purely cosmetic: the controls including the thumb safety lever, magazine release, and slide stop feature a Rose Gold PVD coating in place of standard black hardware. The frame, slide, and all core specifications remain the same.
| UPC | 022188903690 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 14660 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 2.75" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .380 ACP |
| Capacity | 10 + 1 |
| Slide Description | Serrated |
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