Customer Reviews for Bond Arms Ranger 410/45 Long Colt Derringer

Highly concealable and works well in cross draw holster while seated.

Great concealed carry. I have added additional barrels for other calibers. As usual BUDS was great.

Great Firearm and delivery was fast and courteous.... Yester Year Arms is a very knowledgeable FFL and a retired Police Officer! He is the best!

The gun was extremely well made and really large for a derringer. But when shooting high brass 3” buckshot, you need the weight. The holster was perfect for this gun, and worked well for a cross draw.

Nice quality great setup Texas Ranger , Gordon Bond does it Right. Great product Thanks.

Buds is great. The ranger shoots great and looks great.

I haven't been able to put this fine firearm down since I opened the box. It is my fourth Bond Arms Derringer and all have shown exceptional quality. Some would think it a bit pricey for a derringer but the quality is definitely worth the price.

Bond Arms makes a great product. Love the new edition to my collection. Great fit and performance, a blast to shoot. Highly recommend!

Bond Arms Ranger Derringer 410 / 45: Purchased this amazing Derringer and after we watched the video of shot to pulverize a water melon. It is true to oblivion of the melon with 410 / 45 shot. We loaded Top barrel with a 410 Shot Gun Shell & bottom with long hollow point 45. Tried another project with a large steak and at 10 to 15 feet away a 3 inch hole will be made in intruder with 410. Note the 410 shell sends three, 3, ½” solid copper projectiles followed with 12 steel balls. Bottom barrel was loaded with a 45 hollow point for Coup de grâce with water melon or meat / intruder still flounders. Small in size, it is one of the most powerful weapons for personal protection we’ve found and recommend. Backside is this will send sensations to hands after recoil. It takes two hands in professional handle holding. Message is it is incredible and should be in all collectors or self protection. Gary Antrim

I bought this gun from Buds a few months ago. The first time I used it I found that the trigger pull was extremely heavy. You get used to it but it takes some doing. This little gun packs a wallop for sure and has a lot of stopping power. It's not for plinking for sure as your finger will hurt after about 50 rounds of pulling that hammer back; but you can get around that by carrying it with the hammer already pulled and putting the lock down strap between the hammer in the designed holster. I found it a little hard to get out of the holster even after about 300 tries working it in and out. Gets easier with time. A .410 at 10-15 yds does look a little scarey and to back it up with a .45 in the middle.. well anyone that would go up against this in close range would be a fool. I enjoy the weapon and it's impressive just to look at. Thanks Budd it's a keeper.