Ok, I want to know who was the poor dude that had to pull that thing out, and was he gentle or was there some twisting, turning, and tugging punishment?
For sale, one used s&w bodyguard 380, with a $h!tty brown ceracoat (it’s so light, it’d probably wash off!)
And you thought your Taurus was $h!tty!
I’ll bet it ran like a well oiled machine!
Takes smith and Wesson bodyguard to the local gunsmith “man can you fix this…it won’t fire”…2 weeks later “well I fixed it…by the way, how’d a piece of corn get stuck behind the trigger?”
If he had to reload…where did he keep his backup magazine???
The other inmates “s&w bodyguard huh…ever heard of a North American mini revolver?”…”no what’s that?”
At his booking “why a s&w bodyguard?” His reply was “the high point wouldn’t fit my holster!”
“prison wallet…more like prison holster!” Amiright?
Ok all jokes aside I saw a article in a magazine (our library got copies of the fbi magazine) at his jail intake, they were inspecting the fine upstanding citizens shoes when they found a hidden compartment in the sole of each sneaker, one had a naa cylinder loaded with 5 rounds and a handcuff key, the other had the naa frame, could have been a real bad day for the officer!