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USA – -(Ammoland.com)- It’s the time of year to treat yourself to something different. Kentucky Gun Co with a great price on the Bond Arms Rowdy 3″ stainless 2 round Derringer in 45LC/410Ga for just $278.99 with FREE shipping. Check prices online here.
Bond Arms Rowdy 45LC/410Ga 3″ Stainless 2Round Derringer $278.99 FREE S&H
The compact, yet rough-looking, Rowdy is a new type of Bond Arm gun.
FEATURES:
- Stainless steel double-barrel and frame
- Compatible with all standard Bond Arms barrels
- Automatic spent casing extractor
- Patented rebounding hammer
- Retracting firing pins
- Cross-bolt safety
- Spring-loaded, cammed locking lever
It’s built with a 3″ barrel chambered for 45/410. Works best with smoothed-lined holsters.
Bond Arms Rowdy 45LC/410Ga 3″ Stainless 2Round Derringer $278.99 FREE S&H
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I bought a rowdy when they first came out since they were
half the price of the snake charmer I already had. It has sat
on the safe shelf for several years now since after you fire
410/45lc a few times in this gun the palm of your hand says
you need to quit that. Way too much recoil for the tiny grip.
Good intel. Thanks for passing it on. MC
I have three of them, all of different calipers, best of them is the 9mm, but I carry different primary guns, so I have different back-up guns with the same caliper that I’m carrying at the time. For plinking and getting used to the Trigger pull I opted to have the 22 calipers barrels, a hard pull but they do go bang!!! They are a little pricier now, but well worth the money for a back-up gun and easy to conceal, add a sticky holster, perfect match!
US Secret Service Agent Jay Killian says ‘it fires a .410 shotgun shell, it will take a man’s face off’ in his move Assination, circa 1987.
I am waiting on their 9mm Stinger to hit the market. The Stinger has been what Massad Ayoob would have termed an “elephant pregnancy” project given the length of time it has been in progress. It is supposed to be a lighter, less massive 2 shot gun which more closely resembles a derringer in size, weight, and mass, than current offerings. I note a recent NRA on-line article that mentions a 9mm and a .380 version. Several places now have the stinger listed for sale but show it as “Not In Stock” or “Out Of Stock”, leading me to believe… Read more »