This was a great catch. I bought the BG 2.0 a couple days after it came out and I've had that little bit of a hitch with the slide since day 1. I took a look and the roll pin was a skosh to the left so I gave it one quick punch and it smoothed it out 100%
My pin was also a little off in the same way, like it wasnt drove in enough. Yeah my sights were off to but almost everything I shoot is a little off outta the box.
Yeah lots of guys comment on the sights in videos. I actually had to drift the rear a bit not the front, overall I’m happy with it just need to get it out and shoot it a lot more.
Idk, I think an ultra thin lightweight 380 has its place. I’ve got a 3” model 13-2 smith I like to carry in the winter and my preferred carry is one of my grit grips Glock 19 clones. Anytime I can conceal a 19 sized gun I’m gonna, it’s easier to shoot well and better thank a limited compactly smaller gun. With my main thought being if I only have one 15rd mag that’s still more than 6 in my smith 357 or 5 in a naa 22mag. The little BG 2.0 with 10-11 rounds isn’t bad for what it is and I’ve been carrying it around in shorts where I won’t carry my 19.
I sold my Kahr P380 in favor of a Glock 42 last year. The Kahr was just too finicky. It definitely shot well when it worked but the BG 2.0 is even easier/softer. I definitely like the Kimber but the BG is lighter and slimmer on top of holding 12+1. I'm in Florida and I wear shorts and a t-shirt 10 months out of the year. This S&W disappears in an IWB kydex holster so it's perfect for this weather.
the end that goes into the slide on mine had a weird shape to the spring, it was up over the end of the guide rod and was stuck. I trimmed it off with a dremel.
