[Hardastarboard]

Guy I know has the S&W Bodyguard. I have to disagree with the author's contention. It may be reliable, but you have to tie the d@mn gun to a tree, then wrap a chain around the trigger, tie it to a tractor, then dump the clutch to pull the trigger. Worst trigger in history.

Given that the trigger is so bad, the drift adjustable sights are a joke.

[Snake Skin Sonny]

...you have to tie the d@mn gun to a tree, then wrap a chain around the trigger, tie it to a tractor, then dump the clutch to pull the trigger.

Good one!

Best analogy for a bad trigger pull that I've seen.

I'm gonna steal it.

Made me laugh.

[Afterguard]

I have a very early Ruger LCP and although I carry it a lot, its trigger is as described here. It has to have the worst trigger in firearms history. It is, however, just what I need to carry in the Florida heat without printing thru shorts and t-shirt.

[Eagles6]

Yeah, most of these small .380s have "lawyer proof triggers"

Just bought Mom a S&W EZ .380 Shield.

Not as tiny as others, easy to rack the slide and a very nice trigger.

[Texas resident]

I have a bodyguard. It is reliable, but I don’t have any problems with the trigger pull. It requires more force than most, but that is a good thing if you are carrying it in your pocket. My wife doesn’t like it because of the blowback, so she shoots a 9mm.