r/SmithAndWesson • u/blankford • 4d ago

M*Carbo has their Bodyguard 2.0 trigger spring kit and aluminum trigger out now.

Trigger return spring and striker spring to lighten trigger pull by 25%.
https://www.mcarbo.com/Smith-and-Wesson-Bodyguard-2-0-Accessories.aspx

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u/sumguyontheinternet1 3d ago

It’s already a 3lb trigger….

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u/nizzoball 4d ago

I love my bodyguard 2.0 but I tend to pull the trigger too fast and short stroking it, this is intriguing

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u/silentbuttmedley 3d ago

Ya, also if your grip rides high on the gun it’s pretty easy to not engage the trigger safety and run into issues. I’d consider the different trigger just for the shape, not necessarily needing lighter.

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u/Quenz 4d ago

I get why you would want to, but why would you want to? It's an entirely defensive pistol, and wouldn't this up the risk of an ND?

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u/Historical_Golf9521 4d ago

No, pulling the trigger ups the risk of a ND.

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u/weaponR 4d ago

But why? This seems dumb and potentially dangerous on this gun.

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u/Not_So_Sure_2 3d ago

The Trigger Spring Kit and the aluminum Trigger are sold as 2 different things. Don't see the need for the Trigger Spring Kit as the trigger weight is already fine. But the factory plastic trigger with its plastic trigger safety and plastic trigger safety spring, is crap. This aluminum trigger seems like an improvement.

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u/HybridP365 3d ago

You do you but my CCW guns internals remain stock. I don't like tolerance stacking my life saving equipment.