New BODYGUARD 2.0 variants combine the popular micro .380 pistol with a factory-installed Viridian RFX1 green dot for a ready-to-carry concealed carry package.
Smith & Wesson has expanded its popular BODYGUARD 2.0 lineup with three new factory-equipped models featuring the Viridian RFX1 green dot reflex sight. The new optics-ready variants pair one of the company’s smallest concealed carry pistols with an ultra-compact enclosed mounting solution, giving buyers an out-of-the-box carry package that requires no additional optic installation.

Available in Thumb Safety (TS), No Thumb Safety (NTS), and Compliant configurations, the new models retain the compact dimensions and lightweight design that helped make the BODYGUARD 2.0 a notable addition to Smith & Wesson’s concealed carry lineup while adding a factory-installed reflex sight engineered specifically for the platform.
Factory-installed optics continue to gain momentum across today’s handgun market, but they have traditionally been more common on compact and full-size defensive pistols than on ultra-compact .380 Auto platforms.
With these new BODYGUARD 2.0 models, Smith & Wesson brings that capability to one of its smallest carry pistols. Rather than requiring owners to purchase a separate optic and mounting solution, the new variants arrive from the factory with the Viridian RFX1 already installed and properly matched to the pistol.
The result is a streamlined option for concealed carry users who want the advantages of a micro reflex sight without additional setup.
The biggest change is the addition of the Viridian RFX1 Green Dot Reflex Sight, which comes factory installed on all three new models.
The BODYGUARD 2.0 itself remains largely unchanged, retaining features introduced with the platform, including:
Depending on the model selected, buyers can choose either a thumb safety or a streamlined no-thumb-safety configuration.

Designed specifically for the BODYGUARD 2.0 platform, the Viridian RFX1 adds a compact aiming solution while maintaining the pistol’s slim profile.
The optic features:
According to Smith & Wesson, the optic weighs approximately 0.53 ounces and increases the pistol’s overall height by about one inch, helping preserve the BODYGUARD 2.0’s compact carry profile.
Smith & Wesson currently offers three factory-equipped configurations.
| Model | Safety | Capacity | UPC | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BODYGUARD 2.0 TS | Thumb Safety | 10+1 / 12+1 | (official UPC from S&W page) | Users wanting a manual safety |
| BODYGUARD 2.0 NTS | No Thumb Safety | 10+1 / 12+1 | (official UPC) | Streamlined concealed carry |
| BODYGUARD 2.0 Compliant | Compliant configuration | State compliant | (official UPC) | Restricted-state buyers |

SKU: 14785
SKU: 14786
The NTS model shares the same specifications as the TS version but eliminates the manual thumb safety for shooters who prefer a streamlined defensive pistol.
SKU: 14787
The compliant model features:
It is designed for jurisdictions requiring reduced-capacity magazines while retaining the same overall dimensions and factory-installed optic.

Smith & Wesson has also released an official product video highlighting the new BODYGUARD 2.0 models equipped with the Viridian RFX1 optic.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUPMw-NneAk
The addition of the Viridian RFX1 expands the BODYGUARD 2.0 lineup with a factory-equipped optics solution that reflects the continued growth of slide-mounted reflex sights in the concealed carry market. By pairing the compact BODYGUARD 2.0 with an optic engineered specifically for the platform, Smith & Wesson offers buyers a ready-to-carry package that combines the pistol’s lightweight design with enhanced aiming capability.
Whether choosing the thumb safety, no-thumb-safety, or compliant configuration, the new BODYGUARD 2.0 variants provide another option for shooters looking for a compact .380 Auto pistol with a factory-installed micro reflex sight.
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