Love My Snake Slayer!

I loved the looks of the Bond Arms derringers, and decided to purchase the Snake Slayer in .410/45LC. I did not expect to enjoy firing it regularly. It’s has far less recoil, and better accuracy than expected. In fact, i decided to qualify with it to carry as an off-duty weapon. No problems hitting center mass at distances up to 30 feet. H...

Hats Off To Bond

I can’t speak high enough of Bond. I recently did some unintended disassembly to one of my Bond derringers. Rather embarrassed I called them. Joe was not only gracious, he was funny and had my sweet USA Defender repaired and back to me with plenty of time left to go partridge hunting. Yes, I use mine to hunt the thick woods up here in Verm...

Perfect Backup

I still tote the orginal series Snake Slayer (with recent hammer spring upgrade) and it is the ideal backup in my field of work which is industrial security. In my line of work over penetration is a major issue and being loaded with triple OO buck removes that concern. I have been packing this model for five years now and after a recent field test;...

Ryan Stafford

My BackUp

I bought the Backup this year and had a great time with it at the range. But I can not leave well enough alone and have since modified it. I bought the 4.25 matte barrel in SW 40 cal. and put on the extended rubber grips. As a pastor I find that people are sometimes apprehensive of me carrying a gun to the pulpit. My Backup is still small enou...

Accuracy from a Derringer?

Hello Bond Arms. A friend of mine ( Jack Hitt) purchased a Snake Slayer a few years ago and he allowed me to shoot it. I couldn’t believe how manageable the recoil was firing 410 loads. He asked me to go on line and buy him a 357 barrel set for his derringer, and when I received it and took it to him, it went right together as you advertis...