Texas Defender, Perfect Hiking Gun

I just got back from a two day hiking/camping trip in the North Georgia Mountains on the Appalachian trail. I carried the Texas Defender in the Bond Arms sticky pocket holster in my front hip pocket while hiking for 12 miles over strenuous mountain terrain. I did not find the 20oz weight of this gun to be difficult to carry in the pocket at all,...

OOOHH YYEAAH

.45/.410, .357/.38 Spec., 357/.38 Spec., .327/.32 H&R, And a ‘Lil ‘Ol .44 Special. OOOHH YYEAAH! - PawPaw C

No Excuse Now!

I bought a Backup in 45ACP so I could be more flexible with my clothing choices and still carry. The backup fits in the pocket of all my jeans and only looks like a wad of keys. I have no excuse now not to carry, except when going to no carry zones.

Being left handed, I have found operating the barrel release lever easy with my left inde...

The New 9mm Bullpup

This new pocket 9mm, the Bullpup, is as small or smaller than most pocket 380s. The fit and finish is every bit Bond Quality. To say it is well built is an understatement since it has been designed and built with precision. The action is smooth and light beyond any semi-auto I have ever tired. The trigger is double action but there is no creep or d...

Ryan Stafford

Great Service

I had just bought a  roughneck 9mm and decided to change the barrel to a 357.  A slight problem came up I could not remove the pin.  I thought it would be an easy fix so I took it to one of my gunsmith friends. Ouch, a bad choice he broke the pin. I called Bond up and told them what happened, they were great.  I was told how ...