Customer Comments

Although I’ve written before , I just had to thank you at Bond Arms for such a fine firearm. If you understand , I got this in mid-summer , and like this Snake Slayer better now even more than the day I got it. Thank all of you for keeping us safe , and yes , I just got my conceal carry license. - N M Hvarre, WI

This is a great pistol, I am a former and retired Law enforcement officer. I wish I had this derringer to carry, back in the day. I am 68 hrs old, I have had it for 2 mo., and I carry it every where, spoke to Joe, at bonds arms, and ordered A 4.25 inch barrel. It shoots great. Thanks for a great gun. Love the 38/357 barrel..and we are ordering a twent two, pistol for my wife.. Call me if you are not sure. I will help, I believe and seen the quality of this pistol, I will buy more for my family and friends. - Eddie Fischer, JR (retired law officer)

Packs a hell of a punch!!!! Love it.

I am a man of few words, but the Bond Arms mini is worthy of mention. Please see the attached photo. Two things I never travel without.

Made my day! Awesome hand cannon, got me a Partriot 45/410, out last night to shoot for the first time. Very strong and very comfortable in the hand. 45 LC and the 410 shotgun shell at 30 ft. Very accurate. Just love it. Bond Strong! Thank You Bond Arms keep up your high standards!! God Bless America!

I love the way both of my bond arms .410/.45lc handle. Only thing I wish I could change is my pocket book to get a .45 or .38 barrel for each!

bought the gun at cabela’s, holsters from you the stickey is great, the other two are great in the car, hope I never have to use the firearm but in times like we are living it is best to be prepared.

Hi. Yes I am very happy and impressed with everything about my Bond CK2, shoots great makes me want too try other barrels also. This is one stout lil handgun that conceals very easy with a good holster like the Bond IWB holster. Thank You. - Greg Pennington

I was at the ranch a couple weeks after getting my Bond Arms Defender for my birthday. It came in .22 mag and I got the .45/.410 3 1/2 in. barrel on the half off deal. In Texas, as a kid, you learn to scan the ground constantly as you walk in the country looking for movement, i.e., snakes. I was walking from a fence repair I had just made when my movement detector went into auto pilot. It was a rattler. I was able to get my Defender with the Snake Slayer barrel out and fired probably within a second or two. I had not changed my round from the 3 pellet buckshot round so I did not know if I had hit it. I circled into the brush area he had crawled into trying to get a sight on him while changing the cartridges into #4 shot I had in my pocket. I could not see anything in the direction he was going. I looked back at the brush area he first crawled into and sure enough there he was all coiled up without moving. I gave him two .410 #4 shot shells just for good measure. He just squirmed around a little. I pulled him out with a shovel and cut his head off for further good measure. I must admit I feel pretty confident in my pistol after that encounter. I had been practicing getting a hand on it and out of my pocket quick. It works. I plan on getting some stag grips and several more barrels to give me the ability to shoot any round I reload. Good Job Bond Arms.

As a manager of a gun club in Canada my Slayer was 4 and 1/8 to be legal. We had a charity shoot where I brought out the 410. Generated over 10g for charity shooting 5 stand sporting clays. Then I shot 16 of 25 on the reg skeet range. Had to sell do to a divorce but commend Mark Bond of a new piece of history. I miss my Snake Slayer. Buy one and hold on to it!