I bought a Bullpup this morning. I am amazed at the slide to frame fitment. There is ZERO slop in the gun. I gotta get some G10 or rubber grips as I am not a traditionalist, but the quality is insane.
Look into Bond's new Rowdy or Rough Rider line. The only difference is the finish isn't polished and it saves you a couple hundred. (I actually prefer the non-polished/matte look) The same quality is all still there. The extra caliber barrels from their more polished lines fit too just the same if you'd like more choices. Just picked up a Rowdy in .410/.45 colt. I also have a Cobra derringer in .38. The difference is night and day, Cobra feels like a cheap toy in comparison to the Bond. Mine was a little over 300 (314 to be exact) out the door with a box of .45 colt shotshells. The Bond also has a few more safety measures as demonstrated in this video you'll appreciate. Just realize there's quite a bit more heft in these compared to the Cobra, but that'll help soak up recoil. The only regret I have is using the 150 bucks buying a Cobra instead of applying that money to this Rowdy instead, or using it to buy another barrel.
Like Silvers said, get the rowdy. For the same price as some of the others you can get the rowdy and a spare barrel. The 45lc is much more mild in it than I initially thought it would be. Feels like shooting 38spl in a j frame.
I bought a nice brand new flat black Cobra 32 derringer with wood grips but before I can bring it to the range, it broke while dry firing with snap caps at home and is now a nice wall decoration. I am also saving for a Bond but we have very limited selection here in California. Gun stores only offer the 9mm snub nose or the 45 Colt which will not shoot the 410. Yes sir, we have ridiculous gun laws here.
I just bought a Rowdy in 45/410 have not shot it yet , went to one of my local gun shops and found out that the Ruger LCR holster works great and is a nice small holster and you can change the clip for left or right hand carry.
Get a .45 Colt (only) barrel, and handload two .457 lead balls over 1.6cc's of Pyrodex. Entry wounds overlap, creating a massive wound channel. You wont get a wound that wide with any hollow-point. That's a 288 grain load, if you were wondering.
Thats the one I want is 9mm; thought I wanted 38/357 but I have alot of 9mm, 22LR, & 223 during “OUR” Nation’s ammo crisis. Plus my Name Is “BOND” too so couldn’t have picked a better name for your derringers!#🇺🇸
I carry this hand gun everyday and I do trust it fully and it's my only carry gun. I carry the 45 colts for town and just normal day stuff and shells when in the woods or fishing
I really like mine but wish you could order barrels straight from Bond Arms, I guess at one time you could. If you find a dealer to order you a barrel the price is very high.
It could be useful for hikers or campers who might need a gun for emergency purposes like shooting snakes with shotshells. It's small and light enough to be placed inside a backpack forgotten until needed.
have several. if buying used (generally a good value as bond arms are built like brick outhouses but shot relatively little) get the upgraded, current version with indented trigger and wide hammer spur. ditch the pretty wooden and get rubber grips: large for “4” calibers, small for the others. as for shooting, 45acp and 357mag aren’t fun; 410, 45lc and 45 schofield (especially) aren’t bad at all; 38sp, 380acp and 9mm are fun and easy.
I found that if I use my good hand to hold gun and take other hand a pull trigger. The hand pulling trigger also cocks gun without taking off target. And more accurate shot. But I also do the 1 hand shot.
OK the thing you guys did wrong was as a small hold up weapon It's supposed to be for your off hand I'm left handed it was kind of nice getting dangerous cause I could do everything on my left hand but it's not that bad I've got A41045 long Is Colt thatI carry
I don't know if I'm following you correctly, but if you're asking us to make it in a left-handed version, you can just order it that way from your FFL dealer.
@@pennywise8182 And Jim's doesn't seem to be realizing that if you were to buy 35 guns in each caliber of each of the Bond barrels, you'd be spending between $17,000 and +$25,000. Not to mention that once you've invested in the base platform, you don't need an FFL (or a degree in gunsmithing) to buy the barrels.
That's because Jim don't need 35 guns , I only need one . I grew up poor and didn't waste ammunition , so I became a great shot , I have killed more animals than your entire family has fingers and toes , I ended up getting a 175LB crossbow , I can shoot an egg at 80 feet , I shoot carbon fiber arrows and can kill multiple deer with the same Arrow , I call it recycling And I still have my 44 hand cannon , No Bond needed
Currently we do not have plans to expand that line. But if we ever do, we will first be looking to chamber the 45ACP. But things change quickly here, so keep looking us up!
granbury..my family is from there.. can i interest you in a joint venture. im coming home from italy near F.A.P Fabbrica Armi F.Lli Pietta Di Pietta Giusepp Snc, Via Mandolossa, 102, 25064 Mandolossa BS, Italy...dr johnny
Bond Arms will not sell you the barrels, holsters, grips directly to you; though these are not FFL parts as they are not the firearm. They force you to buy any parts thru a dealer; and this stinks !!!!! They lie and tell you that you can, and since the frame is the serial numbered/firearm; there is nothing you can call this but Bullshit !!!! Great guns, piss poor customer service.
nathaniel cohen .......If you want the best you have to pay the price....But Bond Arms does have a cheaper version of their derringer out now.It's called The Roughneck.2 1/2 inch barrel.3 different calibers.....You can get them brand new for well under $300.00.
@@pennywise8182 thanks for the feedback but I don't do cheap, point was and is...it's not worth the price. gun dealers here in central florida won't even order one because of cost. they sold a few and the customers brought them back stating it wasn't worth the over inflated price. their top of the line should cost no more than $400. I paid less for my custom ar than the cost of these production line derringers. I just bought 2, 911's for the cost of this derringer. and that shouldn't be. put out a roughneck with a 4.25" barrel in .45 acp for $350, and i'll be the first one in line. your feedback was much appreciated...….thanks.
Hey Gordon, I love your weapons, channel, and content, but I'm getting pretty sick of YouCensor, so I'm starting to migrate over to BitChute. I see you don't have a channel there, so I'll check back often, and hope to see you develop a presence there soon.
They are solid guns, but their massive size and weight defeat the whole purpose of a 2-shot derringer. They supposedly have a 9mm ultra-light that has been in development for the last two or so years but as far as I can tell, that project has never gotten out of "Park". One minus of that ultra-light is it has a trigger guard that does not look to be removeable, adding unnecessarily to its bulk and again, tending to defeat the idea of a derringer. I wish they would make a "Cobra"-sized 9mm derringer but with Bond Arms reliability and accuracy. Oh, and if Cobra can put a manual ejector for 9mm and other rimless cases on their guns, why can Bond not do the same????
When you pick it up , you’ll be in love with this two shot hand cannon !!
I have two bond arms hand guns. Built great and I Love it. The Grizzly and the Roughneck!!!
Thank you! We love to hear reviews from our good customers.
Thanks Bond Arms for an excellent weapon!
Thank you! It's always nice to hear positive comments.
Definitely a fan. Love my rough and rowdy
Thank you! It's definitely one of our most popular products for a good reason!
Great Info. & Facts
Thanks for watching.
I bought a Bullpup this morning. I am amazed at the slide to frame fitment. There is ZERO slop in the gun. I gotta get some G10 or rubber grips as I am not a traditionalist, but the quality is insane.
I have the rough and rowdy 410/ 45 Long colt and the roughneck 45 ACP both great guns enjoy shooting The little derringers
Love seeing Jeff. Miss you man and the master Ed Head. Geat quality excellent dependably.
Rock on!
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Please send me a catalog.
I’m buying a Bond this year. Right now I’ve a Cobra Derringer and it goes bang and sometimes bang-bang but not every time.
Look into Bond's new Rowdy or Rough Rider line. The only difference is the finish isn't polished and it saves you a couple hundred. (I actually prefer the non-polished/matte look) The same quality is all still there. The extra caliber barrels from their more polished lines fit too just the same if you'd like more choices. Just picked up a Rowdy in .410/.45 colt.
I also have a Cobra derringer in .38. The difference is night and day, Cobra feels like a cheap toy in comparison to the Bond. Mine was a little over 300 (314 to be exact) out the door with a box of .45 colt shotshells.
The Bond also has a few more safety measures as demonstrated in this video you'll appreciate. Just realize there's quite a bit more heft in these compared to the Cobra, but that'll help soak up recoil. The only regret I have is using the 150 bucks buying a Cobra instead of applying that money to this Rowdy instead, or using it to buy another barrel.
Like Silvers said, get the rowdy. For the same price as some of the others you can get the rowdy and a spare barrel. The 45lc is much more mild in it than I initially thought it would be. Feels like shooting 38spl in a j frame.
I bought a nice brand new flat black Cobra 32 derringer with wood grips but before I can bring it to the range, it broke while dry firing with snap caps at home and is now a nice wall decoration. I am also saving for a Bond but we have very limited selection here in California. Gun stores only offer the 9mm snub nose or the 45 Colt which will not shoot the 410. Yes sir, we have ridiculous gun laws here.
I have many guns, but my Bond Arms Snake Slayer is my favorite. Put one in your hands and you'll know why!
I just bought a Rowdy in 45/410 have not shot it yet , went to one of my local gun shops and found out that the Ruger LCR holster works great and is a nice small holster and you can change the clip for left or right hand carry.
Good to know I’ve been looking for a holster for the same gun.
Get a .45 Colt (only) barrel, and handload two .457 lead balls over 1.6cc's of Pyrodex. Entry wounds overlap, creating a massive wound channel. You wont get a wound that wide with any hollow-point. That's a 288 grain load, if you were wondering.
If Academy Sports would offer a selection I would select one or two. But this is not the case so is still on the wish list for me.
Cool, user-friendly flexibility, powerful, awesome. 👌
Glad you like it!
Mines in 9mm. I keep it in my tacklebox. I load it with cci shotshells and jhp standard pressure
Thats the one I want is 9mm; thought I wanted 38/357 but I have alot of 9mm, 22LR, & 223 during “OUR” Nation’s ammo crisis. Plus my Name Is “BOND” too so couldn’t have picked a better name for your derringers!#🇺🇸
I carry this hand gun everyday and I do trust it fully and it's my only carry gun. I carry the 45 colts for town and just normal day stuff and shells when in the woods or fishing
I really like mine but wish you could order barrels straight from Bond Arms, I guess at one time you could. If you find a dealer to order you a barrel the price is very high.
My rubber grips are coming lose. Haven't even shot my 45 / 410 Rowdy addition. What should i do?
Please call us at 817-573-4445. We'll take care of you.
Chances are you'll never need to use a gun to defend yourself but if you do , for the price and size you could have a small 5-7 shot auto or revolver.
410 shot will shoot 8 shots in 2 rounds
But its not small enough sometimes, bond derringers are
It could be useful for hikers or campers who might need a gun for emergency purposes like shooting snakes with shotshells. It's small and light enough to be placed inside a backpack forgotten until needed.
@@luannebowling5682 hello!
can you convert this gun into a left handed one? its only the barrel release lever that needs to be switched over.
Yes. Call our customer service department at 817-573-4445, and they will make this happen for you.
Can you give a better price if several barrels are purchased with the pistol at the same time?
Can we purchase these left handed friendly ??
Would be nice to see some pattern and ballistic using that new federal turkey load
Great idea!
have several. if buying used (generally a good value as bond arms are built like brick outhouses but shot relatively little) get the upgraded, current version with indented trigger and wide hammer spur. ditch the pretty wooden and get rubber grips: large for “4” calibers, small for the others. as for shooting, 45acp and 357mag aren’t fun; 410, 45lc and 45 schofield (especially) aren’t bad at all; 38sp, 380acp and 9mm are fun and easy.
Would the ever make a 17 HMR barrel?
Does Bond arms have a customer service phone number
Is there a model number for the Grizzly?
I found that if I use my good hand to hold gun and take other hand a pull trigger. The hand pulling trigger also cocks gun without taking off target. And more accurate shot. But I also do the 1 hand shot.
Love the Bond works 100% dependable , don't risk your life or waste your money on the cheap Cobra
You should be able to mount a snake slayer on the bottom rail of a normal semiauto
OK the thing you guys did wrong was as a small hold up weapon It's supposed to be for your off hand I'm left handed it was kind of nice getting dangerous cause I could do everything on my left hand but it's not that bad I've got A41045 long Is Colt thatI carry
I don't know if I'm following you correctly, but if you're asking us to make it in a left-handed version, you can just order it that way from your FFL dealer.
I doubt a single instructor at that academy would suggest you carry a Bond as your daily carry piece....
Moto Mo i do
As a back up
It’s more of a backup type
price of gun $400 to $700 plus if you bought the 35 extra barrels $7000 + for this gun , that's just a little too pricey
Jim Thomas .......Check out the Bond Arms Roughneck.....I think you'll like what you see.Very affordable.
@@pennywise8182 And Jim's doesn't seem to be realizing that if you were to buy 35 guns in each caliber of each of the Bond barrels, you'd be spending between $17,000 and +$25,000. Not to mention that once you've invested in the base platform, you don't need an FFL (or a degree in gunsmithing) to buy the barrels.
Try buyer a 1911 too pricey
That's because Jim don't need 35 guns , I only need one . I grew up poor and didn't waste ammunition , so I became a great shot , I have killed more animals than your entire family has fingers and toes ,
I ended up getting a 175LB crossbow , I can shoot an egg at 80 feet , I shoot carbon fiber arrows and can kill multiple deer with the same Arrow , I call it recycling
And I still have my 44 hand cannon , No Bond needed
Dream Gun 4 this Ole DAV !! So wannna-neeeda-git me a 45 ACP one TY & USA made a Win-Win 4 sure
Cowboy Defender. 3 inch 357/38 Bought. 45 acp barrel.
Try a hammerless double action 4 pocket carry
I have one on layaway rowdy xl 3.5in😍
Excellent choice!
Not so practical as a defensive weapon when it is not too likely your support hand will be available.
You can fire it 1 handed
Please make the bullpup in 22lr.
Currently we do not have plans to expand that line. But if we ever do, we will first be looking to chamber the 45ACP. But things change quickly here, so keep looking us up!
@@BondArmsInc 45acp. Yes, also interested in that as well. Thanks
@@BondArmsInc i was thinking 10mm too. Maybe the bullpup pistols would tame that cartridge. Sure would be nice to have a 10mm that size.
@@MarkHansen1990 I'll pass that thought along to the rest of the team.
@@BondArmsInc thanks, have a great day.
granbury..my family is from there.. can i interest you in a joint venture. im coming home from italy near F.A.P Fabbrica Armi F.Lli Pietta Di Pietta Giusepp Snc, Via Mandolossa, 102, 25064 Mandolossa BS, Italy...dr johnny
"Always keep the barrel pointed in a safe direction." -- Which apparently includes "at the cameraman."
Bond Arms will not sell you the barrels, holsters, grips directly to you; though these are not FFL parts as they are not the firearm. They force you to buy any parts thru a dealer; and this stinks !!!!! They lie and tell you that you can, and since the frame is the serial numbered/firearm; there is nothing you can call this but Bullshit !!!! Great guns, piss poor customer service.
I had my .357 barrel sent to my house. 🤔
Have on of your derringers trigger gaurd fell off screw was striped from new
Way to look out for the lens guy!
this is a very nice firearm, but it's not worth the price.
nathaniel cohen .......If you want the best you have to pay the price....But Bond Arms does have a cheaper version of their derringer out now.It's called The Roughneck.2 1/2 inch barrel.3 different calibers.....You can get them brand new for well under $300.00.
@@pennywise8182 thanks for the feedback but I don't do cheap, point was and is...it's not worth the price. gun dealers here in central florida won't even order one because of cost. they sold a few and the customers brought them back stating it wasn't worth the over inflated price. their top of the line should cost no more than $400. I paid less for my custom ar than the cost of these production line derringers. I just bought 2, 911's for the cost of this derringer. and that shouldn't be. put out a roughneck with a 4.25" barrel in .45 acp for $350, and i'll be the first one in line. your feedback was much appreciated...….thanks.
Quality costs money
Hey Gordon, I love your weapons, channel, and content, but I'm getting pretty sick of YouCensor, so I'm starting to migrate over to BitChute. I see you don't have a channel there, so I'll check back often, and hope to see you develop a presence there soon.
They are solid guns, but their massive size and weight defeat the whole purpose of a 2-shot derringer. They supposedly have a 9mm ultra-light that has been in development for the last two or so years but as far as I can tell, that project has never gotten out of "Park". One minus of that ultra-light is it has a trigger guard that does not look to be removeable, adding unnecessarily to its bulk and again, tending to defeat the idea of a derringer.
I wish they would make a "Cobra"-sized 9mm derringer but with Bond Arms reliability and accuracy. Oh, and if Cobra can put a manual ejector for 9mm and other rimless cases on their guns, why can Bond not do the same????
I bet you not a single cop in America carries one as a backup. Nonsense....practical at arms length distance in a self defense situation.
But its small enough that a lot of women love these
Most confrontations are within 7ft.