I take a look at a half-dozen pocket 380s under $450.
Of those, exactly one is MA compliant - and that's the one made by the MA gun manufacturer... Fortunately, it's the one that I consider the best - the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380. I've seen the BG 380 for sale in MA gun stores for well under $400, which for a pocket 380 with an integral laser is a steal. Even the P3AT, the lowest price 380 in the group, can't touch that price once the Crimson Trace laser is added.
And, note to Smith & Wesson, I'm available for product testing should you desire a local gunblogger's opinion...
That is all.
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To bad the Kahr .380 is a bit more expensive.
I like the Bodyguard and it would be interesting to see a comparison between the small revolvers specifically the S and W Bodyguard 38 and 380 along with the Ruger LCP and LCR.
Nice job!!
FYI... If you Google "pocket rocket", some of the results are NSFW.
Dude, you need a proofreader before you submit articles you can't edit (I see a couple of missing spaces right off the bat), otherwise good stuff as always.
That's not me, BTW. That's editing for space considerations - notice that the text all fits neatly next to the picture.
Artistic license is beyond my control. I just write copy.
:)
The Taurus is made in the USA. ;)
Yes, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. I looked high and low for evidence that it was made in the US, but didn't find any, so I assumed...
*Prepares the Cone of Shame*
Hooray for the Bodyguard! :)
XS Sights is showing a set of big dot sights in their 2011 catalog for the Bodyguard .380... I see one of these pistols with the sights in my future. The best part is that I live not far (at least by Texas standards) from XS Sights!
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