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The Roughneck came about when Bond Arms asked a simple question: what if we skipped the hours of hand polishing and put that savings back in the customer's pocket? The answer is a derringer built from the exact same grade of stainless steel as their premium models, just with a bead-blasted matte finish instead of a mirror shine. You might spot a tool mark or a parting line here and there, and that is part of the charm. Underneath, it is every bit a Bond Arms gun.
This version is chambered in .380 ACP, a soft-shooting round that makes a lot of sense in a gun this size. The stainless double barrel and frame measure just 4.5 inches overall, and at 19 ounces the whole thing rides comfortably in a pocket or on the belt as a backup. The rubber grips give your hand something real to hold onto, and the front blade with fixed rear notch keeps sighting simple at the distances a gun like this is meant for. Bond builds in features the old-school derringers never had, including a trigger guard, a patented rebounding hammer, retracting firing pins, and a cross-bolt safety.
Here is the part that turns a lot of casual buyers into collectors. The Roughneck accepts all standard Bond Arms barrels, and swapping only takes removing a single hex screw. Start with .380 today, and down the road you can add 9mm, .357 Magnum/.38 Special, .45 ACP, or even .45 Colt/.410 barrels to the same frame. Few guns at any price offer that kind of flexibility.
The single-action operation is about as simple as a handgun gets: cock the hammer, press the trigger, repeat. The spring-loaded cammed locking lever pops the action open for quick reloads, and a cutout at the breech makes pulling spent cases easy. Pair it with a smooth-lined holster and this little stainless two-shooter will serve for years as a backup piece, a trail companion, or just a fun conversation starter at the range.
Yes, and that is one of the best things about it. The Roughneck frame accepts all standard Bond Arms barrels, so you can add 9mm, .357 Magnum/.38 Special, .45 ACP, and other caliber options to the same gun. Swapping takes just one hex screw, so it is a minute or two of work with a simple tool.
No. Bond Arms uses the same grade of stainless steel found in their premium models. The lower cost comes entirely from skipping the extensive hand sanding and polishing, so you get a matte bead-blasted finish with a bit of a rough-and-tumble character instead of a high polish. The internals and function are the same as their pricier guns.
The .380 ACP is one of the milder centerfire chamberings offered in the Roughneck line, and the 19-ounce all-steel construction soaks up recoil better than you might expect from a 4.5-inch gun. The rubber grips help keep it planted in the hand. It is a single-action design, so you cock the hammer for each of the two shots.
The Roughneck does not use extractors since .380 ACP is a rimless cartridge. Instead, there is a small cutout at the breech end of the barrels that lets you pull fired cases out by hand. It sounds old-fashioned, but in practice it is quick and keeps the design simple and reliable.
| UPC | 855959008061 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BARN – 380ACP |
| Shipping Weight | 1.5 |
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