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Davidson's and Bond Arms have teamed up again, this time releasing the second iteration of their "Dead Man's Hand" two-shot derringer as an exclusive through Davidson's Gallery of Guns. The model is chambered for both .45 Colt and 3-inch .410 bore shotshells, and it carries enough Old West personality to back up that name.

Are you looking for a dead-simple handgun that hits like a hammer? Bond Arms hears your plea and offers the new America 250th Special Edition Hand Cannon. Yeah, that’s what they call it, and the name sounds a bit hokey, but a closer look at the specs shows they might be naming it accurately.

Bond Arms marks its 30th anniversary with two standout models: the 30th and the 30th XL, both built on the iconic Rough series hand-cannon frame. These firearms combine rugged durability with signature Bond Arms craftsmanship, chambering the powerful .45/410.

Derringers haven’t changed a lot since, oh, the late 1800s. How much can you change a break-action pistol? But Bond Arms is doing their best, introducing new big-bore cartridges into their lineup, and along with madcap inventions like a .410 hideaway gun, the mini-pistol specialist is also bringing out limited-edition stuff like their new First Lady Pistol.

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.