id like to buy just the 45/410 barrel in the 4"+ length. help!

Just picked up the .44 mag, I'll tell ya the .44 specials are MILD compared to the mag, what a whallup, it is like a freaking hand cannon! Very well made BTW

I use a BlackHawk Inside-the-Pocket Size 3 holster for my USA Defender when I want to conceal. It cost $10.95 at my local gun shop and fits nicely in my front pocket. If I want to open carry, the BAD holster is awesome. Incidentally, the USA Defender came with a right-handed BAD holster, but I am left-handed. I sent an email asking to exchange the holster for a left-handed one. Got a reply back in an hour authorizing the exchange and got the holster within a week. AWESOME Service and MUCH Appreciated.

Bond Arms Derringer in each boot, the worlds best deep carry / backup guns! Just got two 45 LC 2.5' barrels for use with Lehigh Defense multiple projectile rounds...wow! Imagine only the discs from the PDX round without all those pesky random buckshot, 5 discs to be exact and all in the super compact 2.5' barrel, now that's some compact and effective close range firepower!

I would like to buy a Snake Slayer iv,but ican't find one.I would like 22 mag, or 38spl.

can someone explain to me why I can't purchase a Bond Arms derringer in Massachusetts? I don't get it. Can I purchase one used by any chance? Thanks

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I have owned my Snakeslayer 4 now for two years and I have it with me always. It is my backup gun. The 4" barrel allows for slightly longer range, but not much longer. Shooting the mixed payload 410 gives me very balanced shot grouping with the the first of the three pellets impacting close to the point of aim and the others to one side and the rest of the buckshot covering the target. The snakeslayer has the removeable trigger guard and I believe that helps with recoil control immensely. I have tried it without the guard and don't feel nearly secure enough, so it went back on. I have two other barrels and as the review states, they are quickly changed. The Snakeslayer will always be my backup gun. Love it.

I have owned a Bond Arms Derringer for about 9 years now, and will never be without one. I Purchased the Cowboy defender for me its an easier trigger pull without the gaurd. I suggest the 3 finger extended grip. I purchased the .45acp 3" barrel along with the 45LC/.410 3" barrel plus the BMT holster. I just recently purchased the 45LC/.410 3.5" barrel for a little more barrel when shooting the 2 1/2" .410 shell and the capability to shoot the 3" .410 shells. I also found the need for and purchased the BAD driving holster both are great holsters depending on your application. Like most of us I purchased the 45LC/.410 for the shot gun application but it's nice to be able to chamber a 45LC in certain situations. I never go on a hunting or remote fishing trip without it. Then I load it accordingly. Play with your loads see what you like best, some loads are way more effective then others in different situations. Like snake loads I use 4 or 6 shot. Attacking fur bearing critters 000 buck! And lets don't forget the defense load. I agree with G-man the .45 acp is a fantastic barrel, I will hit dead center at 30 feet and 2" groups consistantly with a 3" barrel. Pretty accurate barrel with practice due to the rifling. The barrel is rifled 3/4 of the way. The LC is only rifed about a 1/4 of an inch. As we all know 45LC is an expensive round, the .45acp is much easier on the pocket book. Be safe and enjoy your Derringers.

Speaking of youtube and a followup to my previous post, I did just see exhibition shooter Bob Munden hit a balloon with a Bond derringer from 65yds away. That was with the tiny grip AND 250gr 45LC. His grip is quite worn from practice. I don't think that I'll ever be able to do that, but it is cool to know that it is possible.

I bought a Bond Arms Cowboy ... 3 inch barrel with no trigger guard, a while back ... and I love it. Bond Arms offers a variety of custom fit holsters ... and whether it be a holster or a barrel ... their "return it for any reason" policy shows their confidence in the quality of their products. I requested a pocket holster, made in reverse ... smooth side in- rough side out ... so the holster would remain in my pocket and the gun would slide out easily. The immediate response was "No problem" ... and it works like a dream!. If I didn't think the gun was perfect for it's designated purpose(s) ... I recently saw a video on You-Tube of people shooting sporting clays with a Bond Arms derringer ... and they were hitting their targets repeatedly! This is one fine product made from folks who have the utmost confidence in their firearm ... for very good reasons!

Great little gun with lot's of options!! Sinful, Ifya don't trust yourself with a Dremel, a gunsmith will reshape that spur quickly and inexpensively.

I've got the Cowboy Defender with the C2K 3.5" 45/410 barrel and then I also bought the 22LR, 38sp/357M, and 4.25" SnakeSlayer barrels. Fit/Finish is certainly top notch, but I'll have to try the ammo suggested here to tighten my shot groups. Yes, this is no sniper gun, but I simply cannot hit a chest sized target at 20 feet with the 45LC (240gr was all that I found and the recoil was insane). The grip is tiny and there is no recoil spring or other amenities that larger semi-autos have. On the other hand, the 38sp is VERY pleasant and controllable. The 22LR barrel is HEAVY because it has the same external dimensions as the 45/410, but with tiny bore for the .22. With the .22LR the sights are actually useful because there is really no recoil at all. This is certainly NOT the best choice for taking to a gunfight, but then again I always avoid gunfights. I like mine because it is completely concealable in my front pocket and is therefore 1)Way better than a pointed stick and 2)Way better than the gun I left at home because it was too big and heavy to carry.

Very nice

Hey Jones, try a DeSantis Nemesis or Super Fly for a S&W J frame. My Tx Defender fits perfect in them. Then try carrying the gun in your front pocket. It works well for me. Thats how I carry mine, if not, in the Bonds driving holster. I have the right handed side and carry it with the hand grip up in the small of my back. Real good conceallment for the winter time and easy to take the holster on and off without undoing your belt. I love mine. I have several extra barrels I purchased. 357mag., .44 spl., and .45ACP and 9mm. I usually keep it bolted with the .45ACP. One of the best carry weapon on the market. Gordon Bond is a great guy to get to know and work with over there. Good people there in Grandbury, Texas.

The only problem I have with my Texas Defender is that the hammer spur cuts through my back pockets on my jeans. I wonder if they could design a Colt Commander type hammer that would be a drop in retro fit so that it would take off the sharp edges???