Excellent Product

As a former toolmaker and gunsmith I can appreciate the quality of Bond Arms. Fit and finish are superb and the action breaks smooth as glass! I also purchased a sticky holster and my bond has quickly become my daily carry piece. It easy to shoot and a lot of fun also. If you’re on the fence about buying one you owe it to yourself to give ...

Quality, Craftsmanship, Design

I have to say I have been considering a Bond Arms firearm. I have always been one to be averted to to common consensus to be honest. And in the world of semi- autos, well the derringer was an obvious choice. I grew up shooting large bore firearms (.44 mag, 357 mag, etc..) and the “modern” ammunition just seemed unappealing to me. To ...

Initial Fire

I love the way both of my bond arms .410/.45lc handle. Only thing I wish I could change is my pocket book to get a .45 or .38 barrel for each!

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...

Truth in Advertising

I have seen the adds for Bond Arms guns for quite a while in my American Rifleman magazine. my decision to buy one was made after going to the website and watching the many videos about them on You Tube The Cowboy Defender is a perfect example of modern materials and attention to detail during assembly. I have made three trips to the shooting ra...