Bond Arms, based in Granbury, Texas, has reinvented the derringer for the modern era. Where the original 19th-century derringers were small and often fragile, Bond Arms builds its double-barrel pistols from stainless steel to exacting tolerances — rugged, precise, and genuinely durable carry guns that have become the standard for the format.
The brilliance of the design is its interchangeable barrels: a single Bond Arms frame accepts barrels in a huge range of calibers, from .22 LR and .38 Special to .357 Magnum, 9mm, .45 Colt/.410, and more — letting an owner reconfigure one gun for many roles. The lineup spans compact carry models to longer-barreled options, and the brand has since branched into the BullPup semi-automatic and the lever-action LVRB.
For shooters who want a uniquely American carry gun — compact, powerful, and built to last — Bond Arms occupies a niche all its own.


