Bond Arms Old Glory Derringer 45 Colt/410 3.5″ American Flag Cerakote

Description

Bond Arms builds their derringers in Texas with the kind of fit and heft you notice the moment you pick one up, and the Old Glory is one of the best looking guns in their lineup. The stainless steel frame and 3.5-inch double barrel wear a full Cerakote finish with the American Flag laser engraved across both, and the extended black ash grips carry a matching flag engraving. It photographs well, but it looks even better in person, which is why this one ends up in a lot of collections alongside guns that cost far more.

Two Barrels, Two Chamberings, One Old Glory

The barrel is chambered for .45 Colt and 2.5-inch .410 shotshells, so you can run big-bore lead, defensive .410 loads, or birdshot for snakes depending on the day. And because this is a Bond Arms frame, it accepts the company's full line of standard interchangeable barrels. Want a .357 Magnum or 9mm barrel down the road? Swap it in a couple of minutes with a hex key. That interchangeability is what separates a Bond from every other derringer on the market.

Built Like a Bond, Not Like an Old-School Derringer

Bond Arms modernized the derringer platform in ways that matter. The Old Glory has a patented rebounding hammer, retracting firing pins, a crossbolt safety, and a spring-loaded cammed locking lever that keeps the action tight through heavy loads. An automatic spent casing extractor kicks empties clear when you break it open, so reloads are quicker than you'd expect from a two-shooter. The blade front and fixed rear sights keep things simple at the close ranges this gun is meant for.

At 22 ounces and just 5.5 inches long overall, it rides easily in a pocket holster or on the belt, and the extended grips give your whole hand something to hold onto when you touch off a .45 Colt. Whether you want a compact backup, a trail gun, or a patriotic piece for the safe that you can still shoot on the weekend, the Old Glory covers all three.