Snake Slayer 45/410, 3.5”

Just took my new Snake Slayer out for a day at the range. Decided to only use .410 ammo. My preference is 3” 000 buck(9pellets), 3” #4 shot, and Winchester 3” slugs. Due to the limited rifling, I found the 45 Colt not accurate, at 7 yds. The gun is fun to shoot and manageable. I put the oversize rubber grips on it. I just order...

Texas Defender

I purchased the Texas Defender chambered in .45LC/.410. I conceal carry, but wanted a firearm to keep next to me in my car, within easy reach. After reading the reviews of Bond Arms and watching Youtube videos of all the bond arms firearms, I chose the Texas Defender. I only plan on loading it with 410 shells. As others have stated, this is one ...

Bond Guns – A Work of Art

Bond guns are a thing of beauty. They look great and sit nicely in the hand. Purchased a .22mag Cowboy and then added a 9mm barrel. The gun is fun to shoot using either barrel with surprisingly little kick on the 9mm. Accuracy aiming takes a bit of trial and error ... watch the YouTube video for useful tips. A great little carry concealed gun to...

Big Gun in a Little Package

Has a lot of stopping power and is flawlessly made, can’t find any problems with it. I like it very well and it is easy to canceal.

Homerun – Texas Defender

I bought my first Bond Arms gun in December and my second barrel in January. I was concerned with the recoup/kickback so I decided to go small with a .38/.357 Texas Defender. I went to the range to fire my weapon for the first time and I soon had a gaggle form around me. Questions started to arrive “what is it”, “where did you ...