IT’S A BEAR!!!!!

I currently own two models produced by your company, the USA Defender being the first one that I bought. AMERICA! I loved firing it at the range so much I went ahead and purchased the 4.25 inch barrel for .45 caliber only. I get a kick out of each time I pull the trigger because, like I tell my wife, it feels like I am firing a mini hand cannon....

Bond Arms = Texas Quality

Unlike some guns that I have owned, my Bond Arms cannons go boom every time I pull the trigger. I have a Cowboy Defender and a Mini. Both are fitted with jumbo grips. I have four barrels to choose from. The quality of these guns is as good or better than any brand on the market and the quality of the service provided by this great company is b...

Truth in Advertising

I have seen the adds for Bond Arms guns for quite a while in my American Rifleman magazine. my decision to buy one was made after going to the website and watching the many videos about them on You Tube The Cowboy Defender is a perfect example of modern materials and attention to detail during assembly. I have made three trips to the shooting ra...

Bought Another Bond Pistol

I was in the local pawn shop again and found another Bond Arms pistol. This one a Cowboy Defender was just as nice as the first (Texas Defender). These pistols are such a great deal and exceptional quality someone would have to be in dire need of money to sell. These little pistols are built like a tank only stronger, I bought it immediately and...

Surprising Recoil

I recently shot my Bond Deer Slayer for the first time and I have to tell you, I was nervous about the recoil from two guns that are of a gauge and caliber that I have shied away from. my “go to” pistols are a .380 Bersa and .22 LR Walther. I traded in a Taurus “break-barrel” .22 for credit for my Deer Slayer. My shotguns...