Snake Slayer Shooting

I am pleasantly Surprised at the accuracy and the ease of handling such a small gun. The recoil is not as severe as I expected. This will be my carry gun when trail riding and hiking in the back country. A powerful enough weapon for sure.

If You Like Your First One...You Will Love Your Second One

I bought the special issue Pike's Pike Model (a Defender, .45LC/.410, 2.5 in with .357/.38 3.0 in second barrel, included). My wife liked it, and said she'd rather have this one instead of her Ruger hammerless .357/.38. I got her the .22LR 3.0 in barrell for practicing and target shooting.

I bought myself a Texas Defender .45LC/.410 3 in...

Ryan Stafford

No Excuse Now!

I bought a Backup in 45ACP so I could be more flexible with my clothing choices and still carry. The backup fits in the pocket of all my jeans and only looks like a wad of keys. I have no excuse now not to carry, except when going to no carry zones.

Being left handed, I have found operating the barrel release lever easy with my left inde...

One Like Mine

I have my testimonial on you web site already and have had mine since 2011, and my Grandson-in law always loved my Texas Defender 45 LC/410 so for his 24th Birthday I took him to Academy and bought him is very own. I can’t tell you how thrilled he was to get his very own Bond Arms like Paw Paw’s. Got him a nice holster and ammo belt ...

Texas Defender

I purchased the Texas Defender chambered in .45LC/.410. I conceal carry, but wanted a firearm to keep next to me in my car, within easy reach. After reading the reviews of Bond Arms and watching Youtube videos of all the bond arms firearms, I chose the Texas Defender. I only plan on loading it with 410 shells. As others have stated, this is one ...