Bodyguard 2.0 Carry Comp came home
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We get ours Wednesday!
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Looking forward to the range report! Definitely picking one up soon
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Accidentally bought one just now. Went to Angeles shooting range to confirm zero with defensive ammo after ccw renewal qual two days ago. Well, the store has both regular and cc . Paid and walked away before i realized i bought it. Two days after qual lol
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Range Report...
I put over 150 rounds through today...and it was an eye opener...
The gun shot very nicely, and recoil was...well easy, very easy. The texture on the grip does rub you a little, but not terribly. I compared shooting the 2.0 versus my LCP Max...and it was worlds better. The recoil on the Ruger was much more noticeable than the BG 2.0...in fact rhe BG 2.0 was just plain pleasant to shoot. The LCP Max may be hitting the bricks after this.
The POA vs POI was pretty spot on. Mechanically, as a right handed shooter I tend to push my shots left on smaller guns. As long as I was doing my part I kept all hits in the A Zone at 15 yards. The front sight does a really good job of catching your eye. I may try one of the new green dots for this pistol later on. The trigger pull was very good, but if you're one who rides the trigger reset you could short stroke the trigger pull.
I fired Federal white box, Federal American Eagle, 99 grain HST, 95 grain Hydro Shock, Gold Dot, and Underwood Extreme Defender rounds through it without a single hiccup throughout the session. The mags are gawd-awful to load to 10 rounds while they're new, but they did start to loosen up a touch during the shooting session.
One last note, there is a gap between the slide / frame along the left side of the gun where the slide stop is. You will get some fouling on the gun-hand thumb through that gap...
All in All 100% worth it. My new micro carry for discrete places.
I put over 150 rounds through today...and it was an eye opener...
The gun shot very nicely, and recoil was...well easy, very easy. The texture on the grip does rub you a little, but not terribly. I compared shooting the 2.0 versus my LCP Max...and it was worlds better. The recoil on the Ruger was much more noticeable than the BG 2.0...in fact rhe BG 2.0 was just plain pleasant to shoot. The LCP Max may be hitting the bricks after this.
The POA vs POI was pretty spot on. Mechanically, as a right handed shooter I tend to push my shots left on smaller guns. As long as I was doing my part I kept all hits in the A Zone at 15 yards. The front sight does a really good job of catching your eye. I may try one of the new green dots for this pistol later on. The trigger pull was very good, but if you're one who rides the trigger reset you could short stroke the trigger pull.
I fired Federal white box, Federal American Eagle, 99 grain HST, 95 grain Hydro Shock, Gold Dot, and Underwood Extreme Defender rounds through it without a single hiccup throughout the session. The mags are gawd-awful to load to 10 rounds while they're new, but they did start to loosen up a touch during the shooting session.
One last note, there is a gap between the slide / frame along the left side of the gun where the slide stop is. You will get some fouling on the gun-hand thumb through that gap...
All in All 100% worth it. My new micro carry for discrete places.
