Bond Arms Roughneck 9mm .357 Mag .38 Special .45 ACP Stainless/Silver Derringer

A: What's in the Box Backup 9mm Derringer Safety Lock Wrench Owner's Manual

A: Robert, this comes with owners manual, warranty registration card, safety lock and Bond Arms Sticker.

A: Yes, any of Bond Arms different length barrels will be compatible with this model. Quoted from the manufacturer: "ALL Barrels Fit ALL Models of Bond Arms Derringers*! 100% Interchangeable!" https://www.bondarms.com/shop/product-category/gun-barrels/

A: Scott, yes Sir. This derringer has a modular barrel design so you can interchange barrels at will.

A: yes you can that is the great thing about the bond arms guns there are a lot of different barrels that fit

A: Paul, no Sir, the Roughneck is not on the CA DOJ approved Roster : https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/search?make=150982

A: No unfortunately that model is not on the CA approved handgun roster. Here is a list of Bond Arms Derringers that are CA legal though. https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php/type/Handguns/exclusive/ca/manu/446 Those are all out of stock right now at buds, but the model most similar to the one you were asking about in 9mm is in stock and ready to ship here https://gunsshoppers.com/product/bond-arms-defender-wood-stainless-9mm-2-5-inch-2rd/

A: What is the trigger pull on a Bond Arms Derringer? The trigger pull on our pistols is approximately 7 pounds which is within the acceptable range for a pistol of this type. Derringers, being small compact pistols, require the user to operate the gun in a specific manner.

A: Johnny, the trigger pull averages 6.5lbs on the Roughneck Model so between 6 and 7lbs. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Johnny, approximately between 6 and 7 1/2 pounds. Have a great day!

A: Roy, yes sir, these are safe to shoot 9mm +p ammunition threw. Bonds arms approves their 9mm barrels for +p ammo. Hope this helps.

A: Sure why not, I mean what could it hurt?

A: Roy, yes Sir but, in this short a barrel you will not see a big improvement in velocity. +P loads need at least 4 inches of barrel to burn all the powder. You are only going to get higher recoil, muzzle blast, degraded speed on that 2nd shot and all for far less fps gain than most folks think. The fps increase on +P is measured from a specific barrel length and the shorter the barrel is from that control length, the actual speed increase drops like a dead pigeon per inch less of barrel length from the barrel length where the +P was tested/rated by the manufacturer. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Jake, no sir, this is not on the MA approved firearms roster. Roster here >>> https://www.mass.gov/doc/approved-firearms-roster-july-2023/download Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Hi Jake and welcome. Unfortunately no Sir. It must be on the MA DOJ Firearms Roster to be compliant. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Sorry but this Firearm is not on the MA Approved Gun roster.

A: Jake, unfortunately as others have mentioned this is not Massachusetts compliant. It's not on MA approved list of handguns. Sorry but hope this helps.