Loving My Snake Slayer

So far, .22LR, .22Mag, 9mm, .410, and .45LC have been fired. The .22’s are mild and can be enjoyed round after round. At 9mm and above, the recoil becomes more pronounced, but is still not uncomfortable. More barrels, driving holster, and another grip are on the way. Changing out barrels takes 30 seconds or less. The firearm is solid and...

Recoil

I have fired my Texas Defender several times, first loaded with .38 Spl rounds because I was concerned about recoil. Of course I had to try it with .357 Mag also and was pleasantly surprised. I wouldn’t want to shoot .357 Mag in it all day but ripping off both barrels can be done easily without flinching. I just purchased the .410 / .45 ba...

The Perfect Fit

I have I few cc pieces that work wonderfully when I dress around them. Which means the way I carry (outside the waist band) means an extra shirt which gets pretty warm from time to time. I tried to pocket carry my j frame but even with a pocket holster prints and you know have something more than keys in my pocket. So I picked up a Texas Defende...

Bad A$$

I have had my eye on Bond Arms and their “little guns” for a long time. I recently purchased a Ranger2. I immediately needed to get to the range and check out my new purchase. My Ranger2 came with the 410/45 barrel so I loaded up on some 410 shells in both bird shot and some defensive rounds ammo. I figured the 410 would have the h...

My Wife & I Each Own One

My wife got into pistol shooting about 5 years ago. Before that she never shot a handgun. She saw a Bond Arms Snake Slayer IV 38/357 caliber and liked the way it felt and how solid made it was so I bought it for her. I liked the gun so much I just recently bought one but in 45/410 which was a knuckle buster for me when shooting defensive loads, so ...

Ryan Stafford