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Bought the Texas defender, kind of a whim, but the more I check it out shoot it clean it the more I love it.very well made and surprisingly not painful to shoot, bought the 38/357 barrel also, not a chance to check it out yet but sure will shoot just fine. Quality made nice pocket gun. NO regrets.
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 […]