We will be working on a CA approved gun here in the near future, but due to their very strict guidelines we probably won't be able to have a model with the interchangeable barrels that will take the … [Read more...]

The Bond Defender derringers are true pocket pistols. The Texas and Cowboy Defenders have a 3" barrel, are 5"long, 3 1/2" tall. The Texas Defender is 20 ounces in .45 … [Read more...]

Generally speaking, the 2 1/2" .410 is a mild recoiling load for this gun. The 3" .410's recoil is similar to shooting a .45ACP in a Commander sized 1911. Our experience … [Read more...]

No. Handguns must be purchased from a Federal Firearms License holder (gun dealer) in the state you reside. Any gun dealer can get this gun for you from Bond Arms … [Read more...]

No. It is okay to dry fire the pistol with snap caps in place of live ammo. Snap caps can be ordered through Brownells at 1-800-741-0015. Dry firing on either the .22 Mag or … [Read more...]

No. The crossbolt safety should be used as an emergency device to keep the gun from firing unintentionally. It can be harmful to the gun to repeatedly snap the hammer down … [Read more...]

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Think of the rebounding hammer as an automatic half cock. The hammer automatically rebounds to a blocked position off of the firing pins. This allows for safer reloading … [Read more...]

Yes. .45Colt/.410 chamber will shoot either a .45Colt, .410 Shot shell or a .45 Schofield. .450 Autobond chamber will also shoot a .45ACP or .45 Super in the derringer. … [Read more...]

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