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First it was the trigger failing to reset. Then the take-down lever coming out. When I finally got the pistol back from S&W after the second trip (a new gun) the laser wouldn't work. I was able to remove the laser buttons and rotate them and got the laser working. My next step was to take the pistol...

Some Beretta Neos pistols are being recalled due to problems with the safety. Go to this web site and check your serial number. If you need to return it full instructions are given on that page.
http://www.berettasupport.com/neos/

There's suddenly a rash of reports of the take-down lever popping out of the BG380 during firing, especially during rapid fire. Some people have had their guns back at the factory twice for this problem and S&W seems to be clueless about the problem and fixing it. Mine just got back from S&W after t...

I'm not ready to demand my money back yet. Like new cars, newly introduced firearms have troubles too. Look at the previous recalls from Ruger, S&W and Remington. It just happens. I'll keep working with this Bodyguard 380 and send it back as often as I have to. I'll want to run about 500 rounds thro...

Sorry can't post a review. My trigger mechanism broke on the second shot and I'm waiting to send it back to S&W for repairs. Win some, lose some.

New forum: Bodyguard380.com

Well, did you try oiling your bullets and how did it work? Problem solved?

Both Midway and Brownells sell sets of roll pin punches at a nominal price.

Whenever I had problems with my Rugers I would switch over to CCI Mini-Mags and never had a single problem after that. Seems they like good quality hot ammo.

Hands down it's one of my pair of S&W model 41s. My next choice for a favorite .22 would be my S&W model 617, 10 shot, 8 3/8" bbl.

Thanks for the welcome. I'm going to enjoy it here. Here's the link I was looking for from the S&W forum on second round feeding:
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wess ... azine.html

Apologies for reviving such an old post but I'm a new member and am just now looking things over. The solution to your problem is to put a drop of oil on the nose of the first cartridge in every magazine, or you can wipe the first round down with a slightly oily patch. This problem was recently disc...