Bond Ranger II My Go To Gun!

I am a retired law enforcement officer (44 yrs) and I use my Ranger II as my first go to gun! Yes I carry two guns all the time and I depend on my Ranger to eliminate the threat and if it doesn't I will go to my .380 Walther PPK-S. I believe the Ranger will get anyone's attention either with wounds or shock! In my career I have been a law enforceme...

Ryan Stafford

Snakeslayer First Shots

Just took my new acquisition out last weekend – handled well on first firing. (Don’t forget earplugs – it’s a popper!). Had to get used to the heavy trigger pull but understand that will get better as the gun is used more. Tried a number of different types of ammo (several different 410 loads and 45 LC) to see spray patte...

Ranger 2, The Ultimate Hand Cannon

I had been looking at getting a Ranger 2 for quite a long time. I just purchased one at a local outdoors store. I bought several different loads of .410 shells and one box of 45 long colt cowboy loads to practice with. This pistol has lived up to all my expectations. I will carry it daily here on our Ranch to dispense the varmits I come ac...

TERRIFIC WEAPONS

I have a Texas Defender and a Snake Slayer 1V. Both these weapons are constructed perfectly. They are flawless and a pleasure to fire. As a concealed carry weapon they are both ideal.

.327 Mag Barrel

With the 45 Colt being a hand cannon, practice becomes tiring after a few rounds. I purchased the .327 Barrel to get more trigger time. Because of the way the trigger needs to be pulled in a downward motion on derringers, it takes more range time to get the grip and pull correct. I have found that after a couple of hundred rounds that the trigge...