Bond Arms Introduces A Hideout Gun With Presidential Bling
Have you ever thought that you needed a hideout gun that bedazzles your opponent with presidential bling, giving you the advantage in a firefight? Sounds like a niche market, for sure, but apparently Bond Arms figures there’s a buyer for such a weapon, and has introduced the DT47 Satin Package version of their double-barrel derringer platform.
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A very familiar face
This handgun wears a familiar face, literally. President Donald Trump’s profile is etched onto the side of the barrels (hence the DT47 label).
It’s also very familiar because Bond has been building these double-barreled derringer-style handguns for a while now, with a break-action design just like the classic riverboat gambler guns of the 1800s. This one is made on their Hand Cannon design, with a modern trigger guard and barrels in .45LC/.410.
They actually had a DT47 model before, introduced after Trump’s election, but this version has a satin finish instead of the shiny finish of the previous version. That drives the price up considerably higher than the original DT47, which is on sale for $545.47 at the time of writing. The Satin package version has an MSRP of $947, although Bond Arms has knocked $100 off at introduction. It does come with a holster, as seen in the lead photo, so that certainly helps justify the added expense.
Otherwise, it’s pretty much the same idea, with not-so-subtle slogans branded all over the piece, and although the whole thing was certainly not based on practicality, there will still be buyers. See more details here.
DT47 Satin Package:
- Reg. Price: $947.00
- MSRP: $847.00
- Caliber: .45LC/.410
- Barrel Length: 4.25"
- Grip Material: B6 Resin
- Grip Size: Extended
- Finish: Satin
- Frame Type: Hand Cannon
- Frame Material: Stainless Steel
- Length: 6.25"
- Ammo Capacity: 2
- Trigger Guard: Yes
- Action: Single Action
- Trigger Pull Weight: 7lb.
- Sights: Fixed
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Oof, 1,000 bucks for an ugly useless turd? Must be for the people with more money than sense.
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