Bond Arms Stubby

Just picked up my new stubby in 9MM and have been shooting it at my range behind my house.
Definitely not a target pistol and I did not expect it to be.
If there is a smaller, lighter, easier concealed "get  off me gun" in a major self defense caliber I have not found it. It totally disappears in the pocket but is ready if needed.<...

My Side Match Toy

I bought this to add to my Cowboy Shooting collection. I can get 2 rounds off in 2.5 seconds, One of my CAS fellow members showed me how he could get off 2 rounds in .56 of a second. The winner had a Bond .46 of a second. Bond has the best customer service and fast turn around on orders.

My Primary

I first bought my snake slayer IV simply because it was a powerful combination in a small packag. I have always been taught that derringers had to short of a range, and usually not powerful enough to be a viable defense gun. However, I’ve taken it to the range and gone toe to toe with other concield permit holders and their autos. On com...

Fail Safe Firearm

It amazes me that you don’t advertise the fact that this firearm is fail safe. First of all there are no possible feed faults. Even if you got a squib , due to redundant alternating barrels you could fire the other shot. The only consequence of a hang fire might be that both barrels might fire at the same time. A bad primer on the initial ...

Bond Arm’s “Judge”

I recently shot my Bond Arms USA Defender .410/45LC with 3″ barrel. I was initially a little apprehensive about the kick-back, having shot 410’s out of my 3″ Barrel Taurus Judge. Boy was I surprised. The kick was much less than I expected and I hit the target at 15 yards within the rings each of my first two shots, one-handed. ...