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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...
With the new year started, it’s time to look at the new handguns that manufacturers introduced for 2024. Some years, firearm companies bring out a whole bunch of newly designed pistols and revolvers, others less so. Regarding 2024 handguns, companies came in somewhere in the middle.
A few companies brought out some nice and interesting handguns for 2024. Quite a few ended up being new versions or updates of previous models in either features or caliber. However, several are completely new. This includes a couple that were quite surprising, especially considering from where they came. Well, here are some of the 2024 handguns you should consider this year.
The Bond Arms Honey B has been out for a while, but now the company produces it in .22 Mag. While a .22 might not be exactly what one desires for self-defense, it can make a decent, last-ditch option. And while the .22 Mag. might not be a true stopper, it rocks much harder than the .22 LR. Of course, this is just the latest caliber option for the Honey B. This two-shot derringer provides plenty of options in.380 ACP, 9mm and .38 Spl.
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Those shotgun chambered handguns have been out for a while. In fact, Bond Arms has produced one for a few years now. The Rowdy XL is simply the company’s latest offering in .45 Colt/.410. For this model, Bond combined a better designed grip with a lower price point. The Rowdy XL comes with a B6 Resin extended grip to help manage recoil. It also comes with a robust stainless-steel frame. Finally, the company used a bead-blasted finish, instead of a polish sheen, to reduce costs on this derringer.
Those wanting to thump a target should not overlook the Bond Arms Cyclops® Thumper. Introduced in .50 AE this year, this single-shot handgun provides a lot of power in a fairly small package. Part of the secret behind this gun, basically making recoil manageable, is the redesigned grip and the fact that the barrel is the same size as a derringer. This adds a whole lot of metal under the barrel, which adds weight. The design also lowers the bore, so the kick is more back than up. In any case, the Cyclops® is a whole lot of handgun, but a viable option for those wanting a big bore without dropping thousands.
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