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Derringers definitely fall under the “small, but mighty” firearms category They’re conversation pieces, sure, but they’re more than that. Derringers have uses and fulfill a specific niche in the gun world. If you’re interested in derringers, Bond Arms in Granbury, Texas is the top designer and manufacturer of these diminutive pistols. They even have slimmer, lighter-weight models, such as the Bond Arms Stinger and Stinger RS.
Bond Arms released details of the Stinger and Stinger RS:
Bond Arms is well-known for its compact, yet powerful, personal protection pistols. After years of research and development, the Bond Arms team released the Stinger – its lightest, smallest derringer ever. It has the familiar fit, feel, function, and reliability of other Bond double-barrelled pistols in an ultra-concealable and super-comfortable size and weight configuration. The Stinger is currently chambered for either 9mm or .380 auto. It’s made from advanced modern materials and engineered for durability. A stainless steel firing pin block inset into the aluminum frame strengthens the receiver and allows for the firing of +P rounds. The release lever, cross-bolt safety, hammer, and trigger are also stainless steel; adding steel parts in these critical areas enhances the Stinger’s durability. The Stinger’s 3-inch barrels match the frame’s narrow 0.55-inch profile and is available in 9mm and .380 auto, with a .22 long rifle model on the horizon.
Bond Arms is well-known for its compact, yet powerful, personal protection pistols. After years of research and development, the Bond Arms team released the Stinger – its lightest, smallest derringer ever. It has the familiar fit, feel, function, and reliability of other Bond double-barrelled pistols in an ultra-concealable and super-comfortable size and weight configuration. The Stinger is currently chambered for either 9mm or .380 auto. It’s made from advanced modern materials and engineered for durability.
A stainless steel firing pin block inset into the aluminum frame strengthens the receiver and allows for the firing of +P rounds. The release lever, cross-bolt safety, hammer, and trigger are also stainless steel; adding steel parts in these critical areas enhances the Stinger’s durability. The Stinger’s 3-inch barrels match the frame’s narrow 0.55-inch profile and is available in 9mm and .380 auto, with a .22 long rifle model on the horizon.
These are exceptionally well-made derringers built to exacting standards. Their slimmer profiles serve to both reduce weight and enhance concealability. Hammers are serrated for easier manipulation and controls are simple to operate. The triggers on the Stinger and Stinger RS have short pulls, crisp breaks, and very brief reset. Derringers are two-shot firearms, making them ideal for things like pest and vermin control, although they can also be used as BUGs (backup guns).
Specifications of the Stinger RS:
Specifications of the Stinger:
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