Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0

Smith & Wesson

Smith & Wesson lists the Bodyguard 2.0 (SKU 13927) as a striker-fired .380 Auto micro pistol with a 2.75 in stainless barrel, a flat-face trigger, a tritium Bright Dot front sight, a reversible magazine release, and 10-round flush and 12-round extended magazines included.

Scope note: SKU 13927, the S&W BODYGUARD 2.0 NTS: no manual thumb safety, black, 10- and 12-round magazines.

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The thumb-safety 13926 is a separate listing, as are the 10-round compliant, CA-compliant, Viridian-laser, Performance Center Carry Comp and the many colour and PVD SKUs. FRAME CLASS IS UNSET, AND THE REASON IS VOCABULARY RATHER THAN SILENCE. S&W publishes "Frame Size: Micro" on the sheet (and headlines it "MICRO PISTOL"); the listing's structured SIZE field reads MICRO as well. "Micro" is not one of the directory's frame classes, and it is not the same word as micro-compact — S&W itself uses "Micro-Compact" for the Shield Plus and the Equalizer, so treating its "Micro" as the same class would be this directory merging two labels the maker keeps apart. The label is kept in manufacturerSizeLabel; whether it maps to an existing class or needs its own is a user decision. ACTION. The Action row reads "Striker-fired", so ignition is striker-fired. Trigger action and operating system are unset because nothing states them; the owner's manual describes the striker cycling on a full trigger pull but gives no trigger-mode classification or operating principle. DIMENSIONS. All three axes are published. The width is printed as a fraction, "7/8˝ (2.22 cm)", recorded as 0.875 in — a re-expression within one system, not a conversion — and labelled "Width" only, so it is recorded as the overall width on the Desert Eagle reading with the label in the basis. The product page's embedded block rounds the same figure to 0.88 in, which is rounding rather than a conflict. The height states no magazine basis, and that is recorded because an unstated basis is as misleading as a differing one beside another maker's figure. The weight is published as "9.8 oz. (278 g) unloaded" with no statement about a magazine, so it sits in weightUnloaded. Every paired figure reconciles: 2.75 in / 7.0 cm, 5.5 in / 14 cm, 7/8 in / 2.22 cm, 4 in / 10.2 cm, 4.5 in / 11.4 cm and 9.8 oz / 278 g. Capacity: S&W publishes "10+1, 12+1", calls the 10-round magazine flush-fit and the 12-round extended, and ships both with the pistol, so 10 is standard with 12 optional. The listing's structured SIGHTS field reads BLACK while the sheet and the page's own description give a Bright Dot front with a tritium insert over a black U-notch rear; the controls follow the sheet, which names both sights. YEAR INTRODUCED IS UNRECORDED, AND THE NEAREST DATED RELEASE IS A TRAP. Smith & Wesson's archived investor release "Smith & Wesson Introduces New BODYGUARD Line" is dated January 19, 2010 — and announces the original BODYGUARD 380 and BODYGUARD 38 revolver, with integrated lasers, a double-action fire control and a 6+1 capacity. That is the model this one succeeds, not this one, so it dates nothing here: the substring trap at the granularity of a model name. The sheet's own "Introducing Smith & Wesson's next generation of micro handguns" is undated, its "REV Date 06/07/2024" is a document revision date, and the listing's date_created (2024-06-18) is a storefront timestamp; none is a launch date. Family is unset: S&W files the listing under "BODYGUARD 2.0 Series", which is not in the directory's Family union. The warranty is the same two-policy text as the Shield Plus. Also published and unrecorded for want of a schema field: 1:10 rifling, a 4.5 in sight radius, a stainless barrel and slide in Armornite, a black polymer frame, an 18-degree grip angle, the $449 price the listing carried, and state-compliance flags for CO, DE, IL and VT.

Reference fields

Manufacturer	Smith & Wesson^[1]
Manufacturer series	Bodyguard 2.0
Firearm category	Handgun^[1]
Manufacturer chambering	380 AUTO^[1]
Generation	Not yet verified
Manufacturer size class	Micro^[1]
Manufacturer listing	Listed by Smith & Wesson as SKU 13927, "No Manual Thumb Safety Model", UPC 022188897029^[1]
Ignition	Striker-fired^[1]
Slide finish	Armornite^[1]
Controls	Bright Dot front sight with a tritium insert and a rapid-acquisition black U-notch rear; flat-face trigger; reversible magazine release; slim textured polymer grip; no manual thumb safety on this SKU^[1]
Warranty	Two policies rather than one: defects notified in writing within one year of purchase by the original owner are remedied without charge, and a separate Lifetime Service Policy begins when that year expires, repairing functional defects for the lifetime of the original owner of any Smith & Wesson handgun bought on or after February 1, 1989 — conditional on returning the Product Registration Card within 30 days, and excluding the finish, grips, magazines and sights^[4]
MSRP	Not recorded

Verification boundary: Published technical data are rounded, may not reflect manufacturing tolerances, and may change without notice. MSRP is not recorded: most cited product pages do publish a price, but it changes without notice and independently of the specification, so this directory has no field for it and the row stays blank rather than carrying a figure that would silently go stale.

Evidence tiers backing this record: Manufacturer. Unmarked values come from manufacturer documentation; any value drawn from a lower tier is labeled inline with that tier. Where two sources disagreed, the higher tier was recorded and the disagreement noted.

Sources

[1]
S&W BODYGUARD 2.0 specification sheet — SKU 13927, No Manual Thumb Safety Model, UPC 022188897029, REV Date 06/07/2024 (Smith & Wesson's own sheet, linked from the product page)Manufacturer Manufacturer specification sheet (PDF)
Accessed 2026-09-30
[2]
S&W BODYGUARD 2.0 NTS product listing — cited for the live SKU; its embedded dimensions block (9.8 oz, 0.88 in, 4 in) sits in the page's __NEXT_DATA__ payloadManufacturer Manufacturer product page
Accessed 2026-09-30
[3]
Smith & Wesson Introduces New BODYGUARD Line (January 19, 2010) — cited only to show it announces the original BODYGUARD 380 and BODYGUARD 38, not the Bodyguard 2.0Manufacturer Manufacturer investor press release · Web Archive capture
Accessed 2026-09-30 · Captured 2025-12-07 from https://ir.smith-wesson.com/news-releases/news-release-details/smith-wessonr-introduces-new-bodyguardr-line
[4]
Smith & Wesson Warranty and Lifetime Service Policy (scopes by class — "any Smith & Wesson handgun purchased on or after February 1, 1989")Manufacturer Manufacturer customer-service page
Accessed 2026-09-30

Common questions

Answered from this record's cited fields only. Where a manufacturer publishes nothing on a subject, the question is not asked rather than answered with a blank.

01What caliber is the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0?

The Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 is chambered in .380 ACP. Smith & Wesson writes it as 380 AUTO. Ammunition should match the exact chambering marked on the firearm.

02How many rounds does the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 hold?

Smith & Wesson lists a 10-round standard magazine for the Bodyguard 2.0. Smith & Wesson also lists 12-round capacity as optional. These are magazine capacities; a round carried in the chamber is not counted here.

03What is the barrel length of the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0?

Smith & Wesson lists a barrel length of 70 mm / 2.75 in.

04What are the dimensions of the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0?

Smith & Wesson publishes 140 × 22.2 × 102 mm / 5.5 × 0.875 × 4 in (width: published as 7/8 in and labelled "Width" by Smith & Wesson, without saying which part of the pistol it spans; height: magazine state not stated by Smith & Wesson). Any measurement basis shown is the manufacturer's own qualifier; where none is shown, the manufacturer states none.

05How much does the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 weigh?

Smith & Wesson publishes 278 g / 9.8 oz (published as "unloaded"; Smith & Wesson does not say whether a magazine is fitted).

06What size class is the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0?

Smith & Wesson lists the Bodyguard 2.0 as Micro. This directory has not assigned it a normalized frame class, so it is grouped only under the manufacturer's own wording.

07Is the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 striker-fired?

Striker-fired. Smith & Wesson publishes this as "Striker-fired". This is recorded from the manufacturer's own classification rather than inferred from the mechanism.

08Does the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 have a warranty?

Smith & Wesson states: Two policies rather than one: defects notified in writing within one year of purchase by the original owner are remedied without charge, and a separate Lifetime Service Policy begins when that year expires, repairing functional defects for the lifetime of the original owner of any Smith & Wesson handgun bought on or after February 1, 1989 — conditional on returning the Product Registration Card within 30 days, and excluding the finish, grips, magazines and sights. Terms are as published at the date this record was checked and may vary by region.