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Bond Arms Roughneck .45 ACP 2.5-inch Stainless Derringer

$268.71

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Description

The Bond Arms Roughneck is a compact, double-barrel derringer designed for straightforward carry and close-range utility. This model is chambered in .45 ACP and built on a stainless steel double-barrel and frame with a 2.5-inch barrel. It uses fixed sights, a cross-bolt safety, and Bond Arms’ patented rebounding hammer with retracting firing pins for simple, reliable function. At 19 ounces and an overall length of 4.5 inches, the Roughneck balances rugged construction with pocket- or holster-friendly dimensions.

Key Specifications

  • Chambered in .45 ACP.
  • Barrel length is 2.5 inches.
  • Action type is a break action.
  • Frame and double barrel are stainless steel.
  • Finish is stainless.
  • Sights are front blade and fixed rear.
  • Overall length is 4.5 inches.
  • Weight is 19 ounces.
  • Equipped with a cross-bolt safety, a patented rebounding hammer, and retracting firing pins.
  • Compatible with standard Bond Arms barrels.

Built with straightforward mechanics and stainless construction, the Roughneck .45 ACP 2.5-inch derringer is a practical choice for shooters seeking a compact, durable two-barrel pistol for close-range use and everyday carry scenarios. Its simple controls, mechanical safety features, and compatibility with Bond Arms barrels make it a functional addition for those who value compact reliability and easy maintenance.

Additional information

UPC

855959008955

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

BARN-45ACP

Action

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Length

2.5"

Caliber/Gauge

.45 ACP

Capacity

2

Color

Silver

Length

9

Model

Number of Magazines

0

Package Height

2.3

Package Width

5.3

Product Type

Specialty Handgun

Safety

Crossbolt

Shipping Weight

1.5

Sights

Front Blade/Fixed Rear

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

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