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Man! This Is A Pretty Gun!

I finally ordered the Bond Arms Snake Slayer that I have been wanting for quite some time. When I got the call that it had arrived safely at my FFL I hurried over as fast as I could. The second I walked through the door the dealer yelled out "man! This is a pretty gun!" I laughed in agreement as we both stood at the counter looking over the beautiful firearm. It's amazing what American craftsmanship can produce. I have a new favorite gun and it's the Bond Arms Snake Slayer. As for my FFL dealer, I think he will be a Bond Arms customer as well in the very near future. Thank you Gordon Bond and the rest of the crew at Bond Arms for building the nicest guns around. God bless.

Very Satisfied!

IMG_1021I recently bought a Century 2000. I also got the jumbo grip with the rubber sleeve. Words cannot express how satisfied I am with my new gun. The quality, the feel of the grip and the fit of the driving holster which I also purchased. Another barrel is hopefully on its way. This is my favorite firearm I own. Anyone thinking of buying one; stop thinking and just order one, you will not be disappointed!

Hey There Snake Slayer

I just picked up the Snake Slayer 3.5 inch barrel in 45 LC/410 a couple of weeks ago. Fired it that same weekend. I was very impressed at how finely crafted if was and how well the weight of it felt in my hand. I shot a number of both calibers through it and was yet again impressed. It handles well and hardly any recoil. I also found it very accurate and quickly could put a round on target from 40 feet. Love the gun. Thanks Bond Arms!

It Put A Smile On My Face

IMG_5597I recently purchase the Pikes Peak edition of the Texas Defender, the gun came with a 410/45 barrel as well as a .38/.357. It only took one shot to know I made the right choice. Bond makes one hell of a piece of machinery, felt great in my hand right away. I will say the trigger took a bit of getting used to but boy after several rounds of .38, I couldn't wait to work my way through various calibers, .357, great, 45 long colt, awesome, 410 amazing. The tight fit of the action and the mass overall weight of this little hand cannon made it a dream to shoot. Great job guys, you make a fine fire arm that anyone would be proud to own. Keep up the good work!

What A Gun

I purchased the Snake Slayer IV, and wow...what a gun! A shotgun the size of a pistol, what can I say...what a gun! I'm impressed by the functioning of the weapon, but am just as impressed by the company whom sells it. They really go the extra mile to ensure that you are satisfied with your purchase. They are a class act - never doubt that. I can't thank you enough. So, thanks again.

Simply Great

2016-08-20-07-41-08I'm really impressed with the Ranger II .45/.410.
I carry it everywhere and like a good knife, I love when I use it for its intended purpose.
One day whilst calling coyotes, over a cut hay field, a hard charger came sprinting in. The coyote went down in a heap, after the rifle shot, we kept calling. Thirty minutes later I agreed to go fetch the coyote, leaving all the gear behind I walked the couple hundred yards down range. When I got close, that "dead" coyote stood up. I pulled the Ranger II and with one shot finished that coyote. Hornady critical defense load at five yards...Pow...stoned him.

OMG!!!

The title about sums it up!!

I got the Pike's Peak Model. Basically it's a Texas Defender in 45 Colt/ 2.5" .410, with an extra barrel set for 38 Spcl./.357 Magnum. For the life of me, I don't know why I let it sit as long as I did prior to firing it. I just couldn't get my stuff together to go. Tried it first with ,45 Colt and a .410 shot shell. I expected loud, but I got LOUD!!! What an incredible experience. Anticipated the recoil, and fired the second barrel. I was grinning from ear to ear.

My wife (shooting companion) was impressed too. She was speechless.

I wouldn't like to run off a couple of hundred rounds, BUT it is a great load of fun to shoot. The frontal body target was very well peppered after only a few loads. I swapped out the barrels and shot up some 38 special ammo I had taken along to finish out the trial run. This is a high quality firearm that's FUN to shoot. Cant wait to go again!!!

Loving My Snake Slayer IV

20160923_133116I have had the snake slayer IV for 2 days and have 50 410 and 50 45 lc rounds thru it so far.
It kicks less with the 45. I have ordered the 38/357 barrel with the 50% off code.
I simply love this thing. I will take it with me on fishing trips in 410.
Thinking about buying another, even with the barrel change ability I already have. Maybe a backup in 45 auto for every day carry.
I don't see how I would need anything else for responsible carry contact ranges.
Awesome product Bond Arms!

Looking Forward To My NEXT Bond Arms

So I recently got my first Bond Arms pistol: the Texas Defender. I ordered the special Pikes Peak 100th Anniversary edition package which was a phenomenal package.
But now that I have started to learn about the virtues of the .410 shell...I'm thinking I may need to invest in either a 4.25" barrel to keep in my nightstand, or more appropriately, just invest in an additional gun: maybe a snake slayer or ranger or something.

I am a woman with small hands so the grip size is maybe more important in circumference than in length. (e.g. I also own 2 revolvers. One has a hogue grip, the other does not. The revolver without the hogue grip fits my hand so much better and is a joy to hold, to fire. It fits my hand.) So I am looking forward to maybe finding a dealer at the gun show with one of the BA models with the extended grip. If the extended grip is no more bulky than the shorty, that may steer the decision for my next hand cannon purchase. I'm definitely considering the virtues of a bedside hand cannon.

My other big quest is for the ultimate IWB holster/"belly" band to carry my firearm when wearing elastic-waisted clothes.

AMAZING!

I bought the Pikes Peak version of the Texas Defender the other day and couldn't wait to get to the range to try it out. It came with a .45/.410 barrel and a .38/.357 barrel and a sticky holster. The holster is a perfect fit for my Wrangler jeans front pocket, completely concealed and an easy draw. I love this gun.

At the range, I had 2 rounds of .410 from a friend and bought a box of 20 .45 Long Colt ammo. I was a bit concerned about shooting all of those rounds because I was sure that my hand wouldn't be usable for several hours afterwards, so I was only planning to shoot the two .410 rounds and a few of the .45 rounds just to get the feel of the gun.

Boy howdy, was I ever wrong! This gun is a dream. The recoil was amazingly almost negligible, considering the caliber of the ammo used. I ended up firing both .410 rounds and the full box of .45 rounds. The two range officers were extremely interested in the gun and had never seen a gun of that size firing such powerful ammo with such manageable recoil. When I offered to let them fire a couple of rounds, they both jumped at the opportunity. They were highly impressed. (I think that you might be getting a couple of orders in the near future.)

This week I plan to go to the range and give the .38/.357 barrel a try. A friend wants to try the gun so much that he offered to provide all the ammo if I let him shoot it. I'm sure that you're going to get an order from him -- he's already said he's going to buy one.

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