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herdman · August 17, 2014, 10:42 AM

I have the M&P version of the Bodyguard. No laser. I would recommend not getting the laser version. I have a friend with the laser version and it really just adds confusion to the gun, IMO. The laser is kind of awkward on that gun and I found no real use for it.

I carry it in a Desantis Nemisis holster either in front pocket or sometimes a cargo pocket. It would also work in back pocket and you can use it somewhat inside the waste band(hip or appendix).

As for the quality. It is of very good quality, but has a long trigger pull. There is a safety on it as well. You could really not sue the safety as the trigger pull is really long(you have to make that call).

All in all like it for what it is intended: pocket gun. It is not what I would lable as a fun range gun really, but good for a small gun. 10 yards or less is what it is made for.

August 17, 2014, 10:42 AM	#8
herdman Senior Member Join Date: August 19, 2013 Posts: 126	I have the M&P version of the Bodyguard. No laser. I would recommend not getting the laser version. I have a friend with the laser version and it really just adds confusion to the gun, IMO. The laser is kind of awkward on that gun and I found no real use for it. I carry it in a Desantis Nemisis holster either in front pocket or sometimes a cargo pocket. It would also work in back pocket and you can use it somewhat inside the waste band(hip or appendix). As for the quality. It is of very good quality, but has a long trigger pull. There is a safety on it as well. You could really not sue the safety as the trigger pull is really long(you have to make that call). All in all like it for what it is intended: pocket gun. It is not what I would lable as a fun range gun really, but good for a small gun. 10 yards or less is what it is made for.