Simplicity and Elegance

I haven’t ever fired a Bond Arms Derringer, however, I once walked past one in a gun store in Austin, TX and thought it was one of the most elegantly designed firearms I have ever laid eyes upon. Since then, I thought it’d be fun to draw one. This testimony is to the creators and craftsman, because I believe you have created a beau...

Amazing Handgun

I added the Snake Slayer IV to my collection last week. I just got a chance to fire it this past weekend. All I can say is “WOW!”. When firing .45 LC’s it has no more kick than my Colt 1911, a much heavier handgun. I was totally surprised. I expected it to kick like a mule. It is smooth and well balanced. Then I loaded it up wi...

The "Funnest"

For me; having six different barrels to choose from at a moments notice opens a whole new way to have shooting fun. These barrels can be changed in about 30 seconds with the supplied Allen wrench. So why not bring all of them to the range? The hard part is carrying all the ammo, ya think?!! I have the .22lr/22 short, .22 magnum, 380 auto, 9 mm...

Ryan Stafford

First Time Out

OK. Here goes, I removed my new Band Arms 45LC Mini from the box, loaded it and fired it at paper plate from about 6 feet. The first round struck just off from the plate high and left. I re-cocked and took aim again. This time taking into consideration the strike of my first round. I struck the plate just a little left and above center. During t...

Recoil

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...