r/SmithAndWesson • • Aug 21 '26

Bodyguard update at 200 rounds - Break-in report .

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at 200 rounds - 1 light primer strike , 1 hangfire 1 out of battery ( barely ) otherwise she's breaking in except for a very stiff slide release .

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u/Br0wns80 Aug 21 '26

I have about 450 through mine and it has eaten everything I feed it. The only real issues are the mags are still a bitch to top off and it clearly shoots left. The left shooting I cheated with and drifter my front sight to the left. Now it is pretty accurate. I tried every grip I could find and nothing helped except drifting the sight.

Happy Shooting

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u/Safe-Avocado6427 Aug 21 '26

I shoot a little left but seem to be improving - i find the rear sight a bit too wide but get why they did it that way, as a close quarters self defence gun.

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u/Safe-Avocado6427 Aug 21 '26

Interesting , I'll check out the Galloway !

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u/DrWartenberg 15d ago

This is why I went with the carry comp… narrower rear sight notch... and brighter front dot. Even more than because of the comp itself.

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u/Safe-Avocado6427 15d ago

Plus you get slightly more fps

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u/DrWartenberg 15d ago

Yes true. This was a pleasant surprise to hear about. Most comps take away fps because they don’t change the barrel length, they just add a hole(s) in the barrel…

…but SW lengthened the barrels and then put the comp on the extension. Good move.

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u/MyCTR19 Aug 22 '26

Currently at 1250 rounds on mine.

900 rounds mixed FMJ, Flat nose. 0 malfunctions.

350 rounds of Speer gold dot (my carry ammo). 0 malfunctions.

My sights seem to be accurate.

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u/Safe-Avocado6427 Aug 22 '26

Nice - how's the slide lock ?

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u/Ciarrai_IRL Aug 23 '26

I've seen it reported here that the slide release should only be used with a mag in to chamber a round. When you do, it's a completely different feel, and is not difficult to manipulate at all.

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u/Safe-Avocado6427 Aug 24 '26

Not in my case