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All of us have fired the Snake Slayer, our son and grandchildren. It was bought for my wife and she found it easy to use (she is 68 yrs old). All of us fired the 410 and the 45 and liked the way it worked.
by Jeff Quinn – Gunblast.com photography by Jeff Quinn & Boge Quinn April 20th, 2009 If you have never handled a Bond, forget everything that you know about derringers. For over 150 years, the term “derringer” has been used to describe what most think of as a cheap, light, short, two-barreled last ditch backup gun. […]
Shotshell-loaded pistols are the bee’s knees in poisonous-snake country. The unseasonably warm South Texas weather slowed deer hunting to a crawl. With only 15 minutes of daylight and a 30-minute walk back to the truck, I left my blind a little early. I was sweating, and little gnats swarmed around my face. I brushed them […]
We recently got to spend some time shooting the bond arms guns out at the Mike Dillard Ranch. We were able to discus the different ammo types, there’s nothing quite like a 410 pistol. We also have Mike Fire off a few 45lr pistol rounds.
America’s 1st Freedom – Bond Arms Review ~ Laurie Lee Dovey Click Here to Download a PDF of the Aricle, or view here:
The Backwoodsman Magazine – Bond Arms Review ~Charlie Chalk In the mid-1800′s, Remington developed a double-barrel, pocket pistol, designed to fire a .41 cal. rimfire round. Mostly used for self-defense, in close quarters, like across the card table from a low down card-cheating snake. Carried in vest pockets on riverboats, hip pockets of miners in […]