American Express

The Bond Arms Derringer is truly an American Express pistol “Don’t leave home without it!” 45/410 really packs a wallop! I got the Snake Slayer and much prefer the extended grip for this caliber as well as the 4″ barrel over the 3.5″. Recoil is quite manageable in the .45 as well as the 2.5″ 410. The 3″ ...

Amazing

I fired it today using, 45 LC, 410 slugs, number five, and triple buck, it handles very well. Loves to twist in your hand. Holding tight helps this somewhat. I destroyed three targets completely by the time I had finished. I have no problem with accuracy especially with the 45 LC and 410 triple buck. Most impressive, I will cherish his Bond Derr...

Exceptional

Although I’ve written before , I just had to thank you at Bond Arms for such a fine firearm. If you understand , I got this in mid-summer , and like this Snake Slayer better now even more than the day I got it. Thank all of you for keeping us safe , and yes , I just got my conceal carry license. - N M Hvarre, WI

.357 Mag

I did get a chance to put a few rounds through my new Bond Arms .357 Mag. The recoil was not as severe as I imagined it might be, was pretty loud with respect to my two Smith 686’s. Accuracy had some to be desired at 10 yrds. but will try some different ammo it may make a different, my groups were in the 12″ range so good enough I gu...

Looking Forward To My NEXT Bond Arms

So I recently got my first Bond Arms pistol: the Texas Defender. I ordered the special Pikes Peak 100th Anniversary edition package which was a phenomenal package.
But now that I have started to learn about the virtues of the .410 shell...I'm thinking I may need to invest in either a 4.25" barrel to keep in my nightstand, or more appropriat...

Ryan Stafford