Bullpup 9

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)

I finally took my new Bond Bullpup 9 to the range last week and I have to say that this firearm is fabulous. It will now officially be my carry firearm and replace my Kahr CM9. Flawless performance from this gun and the accuracy is amazing. Standing at 7 yards (I typically shoot at 10) I was able to shoot a 0.5 inch group. Yes, you read that correctly. That was after only after 4 mags of practice to get familiar with the firearm. The accuracy of such a small firearm is amazing. Also, the grips and balance are outstanding. This firearm fits my hand like it was custom made. The palm swells are perfect. This gun is so controllable as well in light of its compact size. The trigger on this gun is beautiful. A seven pound pull on a DAO gun is great and the pull is so smooth.
I think I will be getting another one for my wife as her CCW. It is so easy to rack the slide on the Bullpup (she was unable to do so with the Kahr since the mainspring is very strong, but the Bullpup is a breeze). She was only able to rack on a much bigger firearm like a Glock 17.
I can't say enough good things about the Bullpup. I have about 100 flawless rounds through this weapon and I couldn't be happier. I can't say enough good things about this gun. Nice job Bond.

I fired my Bullpup 9 today for the first time. Not a single jam or other problem. That in spite of limp wristing most of the first dozen rounds. After those first rounds, I gripped it more firmly it and it was a pure pleasure to shoot. My firm grip isn’t very strong compared to most people so that further impressed me how well it shoots. I normally can’t shoot more than about 20 rounds through a handgun per range session because of damaged wrists. I was shocked when I realized that I put 92 rounds through it with no pain during or afterward. I am able to wrack the slide with ease too. The fit of the grip to my hand is very comfortable.
The overall the fit and finish of both the beautiful grips and the rest of the pistol are fantastic. I thought the grips were one piece because the seam is so difficult to find. The trigger and slide action are both very smooth. When I look at the quantity of the parts and the quality of the machining and fitting I feel that I received exceptional value for every cent I spent.
Thank you for making such a fine pistol. I look forward to shooting this again.