Bullpup 9

Just received my Bullpup 9 yesterday - it's a work of art.  Kudos to the design, engineering and manufacturing teams - I can't wait to take it to the range this upcoming weekend.  The hand fit is extremely comfortable and the weight, just right.  With the sticky holster, it fits seamlessly in khaki shorts.  That it's made in America, by Americans, was the clincher.  Next stop, Texas Defender!!

Look at it. It is too cool not to get one.  It’s the gun that every 00x should carry.  I’ve pocket carried mine for 6 months.  I did switch the very nice wood grips with the plastic to get a little bit slimmer carry.  Some guns you buy two or more — one to carry, one to collect, one to mod, etc.  This one falls in that class that includes HK PSP, Sig P232, RM380, K6s, and others.   Bond Arms took a cool collectible  Boberg gun and turned it into a great option for CCW.  

Overall this is the smallest magazine fed 9mm ever while having a longer barrel than all ultra-compact 9mms and even most 380s.
Length:5.10" Height:4.2" Width:0.96" Barrel:3.35" Capacity:7+1 if you want to compare for yourself.
I lost track of rounds fired after 1000 rounds with zero issues and most of the ammo was not on the "approved" ammo list.
The most important quality of ammo in this weapon is good crimping because the action jerks the casing rearward before raising it and shoving it into the chamber. This jerking action can pull the casing right off of the round if it is not crimped well and dump the powder into the magazine. Since most ammo is crimped well, I've found that the list of poorly crimped ammo is more useful.
The sealed breach, delayed blowback, rotating barrel design causes the rounds to travel at similar velocity to 4 - 4.5" barrels, but you still have the rifling of only 3.35" barrel so take note that some heavier rounds may tumble more often. I've found the sweet spot to be 124gr ammo in mine with zero tumbling.
The "kick" is very mild because of the rotating barrel and the very low bore.
The cycling action is very easy so both my wife and 12 yr old had no issues racking the slide.
Bond Arms is known for excessive quality and it shows.
Also, I replaced the very pretty rosewood grip with "cheap" plastic grips because they are thinner for better CCW and I actually like the feel of them better too (probably because the rosewood is too smooth for my large hands).
I also included a total of 5 magazines in my purchase and have emptied all 5 consecutively (mentioned because many lubrications in the old Boberg would gum up, this one absolutely does not)