- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
Fisrt time in a couple years we've got bond arms here in 357/38 (not just the 410/45)
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Finally, Bond arms here in 357/38....
- Thread starter Prophet River
- Start date
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
Likley be a week or so to get it there as we have a nice sized shipment to go though. If you wantr a 357/38 in either a Ranger or a Snake slayer, just buy a 45/410 online but put in the comment that you want it as a 357/38...
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
thanks for you order. barrel already swithced to a 357/38.
those that have a 45/410 already, we have barrel sets too in 357/38 for 239.00 but just PM me as you won't see them listed for a while.
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
no. there are no other legal (4.2") calibers availble. however, mr bond promised to make 'me' a canadian edition a couple years ago that was a 22 lr(or 22 WMR) over(or under?) a 410 barrel. we were just getting going on it when the obama craziness started and they postponed all new projects. now that things are slowing in the usa again, hopefully, we will get this done now.
I liked the idea of the .357/38 combo for the milder recoil and bought one of these bond arms a few years ago at a great price.
Couldn't get used to the feel of it in the hand and the arc of the trigger pull. One barrel shot to point of aim with the blade and the other was either high or low I can't remember..... not the most fun gun for target shooting. More of a point and pull(yank) the trigger and hit what's right in front of you sort of proposition.
It's not that they are inherently inaccurate it's just that they are tricky to shoot consistently and being double barreled the sights are a compromise.
I found in the end the best way to hold it was with a high grip with my trigger finger pointing towards the target and using my second finger to pull the trigger.
I will say they are sturdy, well built and a great conversation/collection piece and in a different country a simple to operate self defense gun.
Post up a review when you get a chance Caramel.
Couldn't get used to the feel of it in the hand and the arc of the trigger pull. One barrel shot to point of aim with the blade and the other was either high or low I can't remember..... not the most fun gun for target shooting. More of a point and pull(yank) the trigger and hit what's right in front of you sort of proposition.
It's not that they are inherently inaccurate it's just that they are tricky to shoot consistently and being double barreled the sights are a compromise.
I found in the end the best way to hold it was with a high grip with my trigger finger pointing towards the target and using my second finger to pull the trigger.
I will say they are sturdy, well built and a great conversation/collection piece and in a different country a simple to operate self defense gun.
Post up a review when you get a chance Caramel.
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
no but some here monday 
just barrels coming in 357 but we can switch out in a gun
just barrels coming in 357 but we can switch out in a gun
