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S&W Bodyguard 2.0 | Can You See the Loaded Chamber Indicator (LCI) When Shooting?

Brandon Breeze

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Can you see the loaded chamber indicator through your sights while shooting?

This is a viewer requested video since I've had a few viewers ask whether the loaded chamber indicator protrudes high enough to appear in the sight picture.

In this video, I take actual measurements of the loaded chamber indicator when up, rear sight, and front sight, then compare them to see whether it is visible when aiming.

The results may surprise you. Not only does the indicator sit lower than the sights, but it can actually serve as a visual reference during presentation without interfering with your sight picture, depending how you present your pew of course.

If you've been wondering whether the loaded chamber indicator is distracting or blocks your sights, this video should answer your question. Very niche subject I know, but I'm all up for viewer requests if I already have the stuff they are asking about!

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