Customer Service

I recently had an incident with my Bond Texas Defender. It was dropped on a concrete floor, possibly damaging it. I contacted Bond Arms and they asked me to send my firearm to them for inspection and repair of any damage. Having concerns about the shipping and return of my weapon across state lines (I don’t trust federal laws), I showed up...

Sweet!

45 Acp Back Up.From the first touch you know you have quality in your hand. 45 Auto is no problem in this little cannon.Got the 3 inch barrel for 45/410 at half price (Blazebond.com), weather sucks,still waiting to try.Everybody at the company Christmas party loved shooting it,and wanted to know where to get one.2 1/2 ” 45 barrel is amazin...

Nothing To Fool With

410/45Lc the 45 is something you can shoot lots of , but 410- 3inch mag is nasty at both ends of the firearm ,but one thing I know I only want to be at the back end. when you see the damage at 2 to5 yards,no thanks . . when my buddy shot the 3inch Winchester PDX1.410 Defender load with discs and bb load . he burst out laughing and said my god no...

So Far

So far I own a Bond Arms Mini (.45), .357/.38 barrel, oversize rubber grips, Mini holster, .45/.410 barrel, nylon holster, and a driving holster. Not sure what’s next. As I’ve said before, your courtesy matches your quality, which is outstanding!!! Maybe a .22 long rifle.

RIP Mr. Snake!

Hello at Bond Arms, Summer in Kentucky plays host to slithery encounters which are less frightful when accompanied by my newly acquired Bond Arms Snake Slayer IV loaded with 2.5″ Remington #4 shot! Attached is a photo of a 6 foot rat snake quickly dispatched with the first round, although given its size, some serious adrenaline, and seco...