Being S&W & a Ruger fan, I was so disappointed in the Bodygaurd & the LCP. Meaning they do not hold up to a lot of ammo down range. Any bullet however beats a rock. I have just started working with some SIG Sauer V-Crown but dont have a good data set yet. Introducing a gun to a situation makes you an instant elephant in the room. You might see if the pistol sends cases into the forehead when someone else shoots the gun. You can still find some of the more garishly (rainbow?) In actuality the Seecamp 380 is smaller. Youll often hear people say that they buy two different types of ammo, only practicing with one of them. The Bodyguard triggers have gotten better, but I absolutely agree. Too bad because it's a fine firearm. glock but too big to carry,, traded for glock 42,, excellent patterns at 25 and 50 feet,,at range yesterday,, over 200 rounds,, use the precision on ammo plus p,, called them,, they said this best ammo out there ,, 12 inch penetration with 1/2 in hole,, you right,, if you don't hav it you can't use it.,,also bought finger extension on magazine and haugh grips,, excellent helpers and made patterns alot better. Particularly the compact model is a really nice-shooting pistol that is light enough and small enough for concealed carry. The Lehigh Defense Extreme Penetrator. In my considered opinion anything less than either a 9 x 19mm, or a 45 ACP pistol is for people who dont know any better to drool over and covet. A design that has been manufactured for 91 years! This will ensure that there is only one shipping charge and one HazMat charge per purchase (unless you also purchase items that ship separately through MidwayUSA and our suppliers). i would put it up against any you recommended plus i have twice the ammo for defense, While I have a number of guns, my carry gun is the Ruger LCP. used by Walther in the famous design and iconic Walther PP Series pistol. It's cheaper than any of the guns in your list. I even saw lint and crap in there when I went to the range. I am sure the S&W EZ .380 is a good gun (I have the 9mm version.). Don't need that. These flaws include, but are not limited to: .380 pocket pistols have a well-deserved reputation for having some of the worst trigger pulls of any semi-automatic pistols on the market. I love my Bersa Thunder Combat. The revolver, obviously, shoots every time, and, knock on wood, the .380 has never had a feed, fire or ejection problem, either. The range officer called for a cold range and inspected her Glock in disbelief. These were offered decades ago for the Thompson-Center Contender. The size and design of the gun must also be taken into account. I do find more noticeable recoil when using this ammo. I bought it because it looks so much like the Walther PPK. i also see this,, bought the 42 with precision one ammo,, fired over 200 rounds yesterday,, excellent patterns at 25 and 50 feet,, also bought the haugh hand grips and the finger extension on the magazine,, realy helped on accuracy. It is also fully automatic and is suprisingly loud. Made in America!! I could go on and on. It also fits my hand perfectly and I can shoot it better. Both are very easy to conceal and I never doubted the reliability should I ever need to use either. Love mine. The F.I. IMO it's the best .380 concealed carry on the planet! 7+1 rounds, all-metal, a decocker, and the look and feel of a Walther PPK, but with a better trigger, and it's priced right. 90 grain XTP did very well also. Then youre going to want to take a closer look at the Shield EZ 380!
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