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Bond Arms took their slimmest derringer design and rebuilt it the way a lot of folks wanted from the start: all stainless. Where the original Stinger runs an aluminum frame to save weight, the Stinger RS uses a frame machined from a single piece of heat treated stainless steel paired with a 3 inch Rough Series style barrel. Total weight lands at 16 ounces, and in a gun this size that extra heft works in your favor. Four more ounces over the standard Stinger means noticeably less snap when you touch off a 9mm, which matters when the grip only gives you two fingers to work with.
The appeal here is simplicity. It's a single action, break open, over and under double barrel. Swing the lever, tip the barrels up, drop in two rounds, and you're loaded. Cock the hammer for each shot, and that's the whole manual of arms. No magazines, no slide to rack, nothing to limp wrist. Bond builds in a rebounding hammer, retracting firing pins, and a crossbolt safety, so it's a thoroughly modern take on a design that goes back well over a century. The bead blasted matte stainless finish shrugs off sweat and moisture, which is a real consideration for a gun that spends its life riding close to the body.
Bond ships the Stinger RS with two sets of grips: comfortable rubber grips for range sessions and a slimmer set of nylon grips that flatten the profile out for deep carry. Swap between them depending on the day. The fixed blade front and rear sights keep the top end snag free, and at 9mm this is the hardest hitting chambering in the Stinger RS lineup.
Like everything Bond Arms makes, the Stinger RS is built in Granbury, Texas with the fit and finish the company has hung its reputation on. Whether it's a backup piece, a tackle box gun, or just a fun little two shooter for the range, this one punches well above its footprint.
The original Stinger uses a frame milled from 7075 aircraft grade aluminum and weighs about 12 ounces. The Stinger RS swaps that for a one-piece heat treated stainless steel frame, bringing the weight to 16 ounces. Both keep the same slim profile, but the RS gives you all-steel construction and the extra weight helps tame 9mm recoil.
For a two-finger grip gun, yes, more than most people expect. The 16 ounce all-steel build absorbs a good chunk of the recoil, and the included rubber grips add cushion for range days. It's still a snappy little pistol at full power, but it's very manageable for what it is.
Swing the release lever down and the barrels tip open for loading, just like other Bond Arms derringers. Since 9mm is a rimless cartridge there's no manual extractor; a notch cut into the chambers lets you pluck spent cases out with a thumbnail or the rim of another cartridge. Load two rounds, snap it shut, and cock the hammer for each shot.
Yes. Bond Arms includes the standard rubber grips for comfort at the range plus a slimmer set of nylon grips that thin the gun out for carry. Swapping between them is a quick job, so you can set it up however you plan to use it.
| UPC | 855959005930 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BASRS-9MM |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | Pistol |
| Barrel Length | 3" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Length | 6.5 |
| Package Height | 2.0 |
| Package Width | 5.0 |
| Product Type | Specialty Handgun |
| Safety | Crossbolt |
| Shipping Weight | 1.25 |
| Sights | Front Blade/Fixed Rear |
| Sights Type | Fixed Sights |
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