TheYoshi
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I'm interested in picking up one of their Texas Defenders.... Just seems like I ought to have one or two of those around 
Bond Arms dealer?
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alucard0822
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Continental and White Marsh arms have a few. I was looking at them a while back, never found one to try out, but I imagine recoil would be stout. They seem sturdy, basically the hammer has a little sliding plate that automatically toggles between barrels, and will switch back and forth every time it is cocked, the trigger is no peach, it feels like a gritty 10lbs.
Falkus
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TheYoshi
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I've heard the trigger has a learning curve, if you don't pull it the "right" way it feels heavy (actually 10lbs is exactly what I've heard it feels like if you pull it the "wrong" way)... they say when you get it figured out and pull it the "right" way it's more like 3-4 lbs.
Although a learning curve like that sounds strange I'm still intrigued by these little guys.
I have a Texas defender with the .38/.357 and .410/45 long Colt barrels. I've shot 410, .38's and .357 through it, a few rounds each on two different occasions.
It isn't fun to shoot and some part of my hand is usually bleeding afterwards.
I've always said its more of a conversation piece.
It isn't fun to shoot and some part of my hand is usually bleeding afterwards.
I've always said its more of a conversation piece.
TheYoshi
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Yikes, that doesn't sound fun at all.. where does it usually bite you?
- Dec 30, 2012
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Reviving this thread. Anyone have any Bond Arms in stock?
Get a bigger handle grip. Even the medium three finger handle is small, but manageable.
Too late for me. Sold it a few months ago. To me it was a novelty.
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- Dec 30, 2012
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Lol, pop is looking for one so I did a search & found this thread.
LONGSHOT
Active Member
the newer bond arms have anew style trigger and wider hammer,better trigger pull.
lsw
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- Sep 2, 2013
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Bumping the thread again. Any Ip's have a Bond in stock?
NateIU10
Ultimate Member
Which one you looking for? We can order most of them, but not in stock.
SRD
R.I.P.
IIRC,the only ones on the roster/ Md approved have trigger guards.Is that correct?
NateIU10
Ultimate Member
Somewhat.
Manufacturer Model Model Number Caliber
Bond Arms Century 2000 .357 SIG, .357 Mag, .357 Max, .32 H&R, .22 Mag, .38-40, .44-40, .45 LC, 450 Super Bond, .44 Mag, 10 mm, 9 mm, .40 S&W, .22 LR, .327 Federal Magnum; .45 ACP
Bond Arms Ranger-II (With Trigger Guard) .45 Colt/.410 Gauge
Bond Arms Snake Slayer BASS 45/410, .45Colt, 450 Super Bond, .44 Special, 44-40, .45 GAP, 10mm, 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 Max/Magnum, .38 SPL, .32 H&R Mag, .22LR
Bond Arms Snake Slayer IV .410/.45LC
Bond Arms Texas Defender with trigger guard .32 HR, 38/357, 9MM, .45 Colt, .44 Russian, 44/40,.40 S&W, .44 MAG/.44 SP, .45 ACP, .45 Super, .22 LR,.327 Federal Magnum
Bond Arms USA Defender .410/45 LC
