Taking the Old and Making it New Again.

I think, in my oh so humble opinion, that one of the things that is highly looked over is used firearms.  You can find a heck of a great deal and with some aftermarket parts you can make most of them sing.  Take the Bodyguard 380 for example.  A pocket gun that sold by the boatload, but spawned an entire aftermarket to make the thing run right from the factory.  But with the advent of the Bodyguard 2.0 that means the BG380 is a dead platform right?  Well no, not really.  That's where someone like myself and Shepherd Tactical Supply come into play.  The new Bodyguard is going for $450ish retail.  With a lot of people trading in their old BG380 to get one.  Well I suspect we'll see a market flood of cheap BG380s, which is where you can get a damn fine deal and then soup up the $250 pocket rocket you just bought.  Not only change all the internals and do a general clean and overhaul, what about a PORTED and pimped Bodyguard 380.  Shortest trigger pull possible and maintain reliable function, small but has 7 rounds on board and easily deeply concealed, then add a couple of small ports.  Maybe even an FT Bullseye optic in the slide?  The sky is the limit with an obsolete gun that still is very supported in the aftermarket.