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#172589 - 07/01/18 01:51 PM Re: Bond Arms Derringer [Re: pappy19]
Wayne Dengler Knife Enthusiast Registered: 08/01/17 Posts: 1644 Loc: Earth	Pappy, Yep,those Brown Recluse Spiders have a potent venom. Seems that the wound will never heal. Wayne _________________________ Top Dog
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#172605 - 07/01/18 08:53 PM Re: Bond Arms Derringer [Re: pappy19]
Sphinx3000 Knife Enthusiast Registered: 11/10/17 Posts: 428 Loc: The Netherlands	Originally Posted By: pappy19 My uncle got bit by a Brown recluse on the ankle and it was 7 months getting over it. He had a hole in his ankle for months, just wouldn't heal. Glad we don't have them here in Idaho, only hobo's and black widows. Pap I saw some REAL nasty pictures when I looked up "brown recluse bite" Dangerous little creatures... _________________________ I am an American born in the wrong country.
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#172635 - 07/02/18 09:28 AM Re: Bond Arms Derringer [Re: Sphinx3000]
LarryWW1246 Knife Enthusiast Registered: 03/20/06 Posts: 1859	News report from around Miami three or four years ago. A 40-ish year old man was helping his father tear down a shed. He got a brown recluse bite on the back of his neck. Died from the necrosis of the tissue affected by the venom...I assume getting into the spinal column or whatever. Larry _________________________ Larry W. Williams RKCC #CM-041 ABKA #046 RKS #1246
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#172643 - 07/02/18 11:22 AM Re: Bond Arms Derringer [Re: LarryWW1246]
Wayne Dengler Knife Enthusiast Registered: 08/01/17 Posts: 1644 Loc: Earth	Larry, I would say that they are nasty. Shame you can't use a Bond Arms in 410 to get them!!!! Of all the calibers that the Bond Derringer is offered in,I would say that the 410/45LC either 2.5 or 3 inch is the most popular. I usually pack mine all of the time but when the temps are close to 100 degrees,it is the nAA mini that is slipped into my pocket. Wayne _________________________ Top Dog
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#174979 - 10/08/18 12:22 PM Re: Bond Arms Derringer [Re: Eric]
Michael_Mason Knife Enthusiast Registered: 02/12/06 Posts: 1942 Loc: Orlando, FL.	Would be curious to hear opinions on the Bond Arms, trigger guard vs no guard. What made your decisions on which way to go? I'm up in the air, only hold back I've got with the gun. Thanks in advance.. _________________________ Michael
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#174994 - 10/08/18 08:13 PM Re: Bond Arms Derringer [Re: Michael_Mason]
coachblalock Knife Enthusiast Registered: 12/03/16 Posts: 1872 Loc: Lake Fork, East Texas	Trigger guard makes me feel like I have a more secure grip. 3” magnum .410 in #4 shot make you know that something is there! _________________________ "Filet that fish? Hell naw! I'll scale him, gut him, fry him up in grease, take him by the head and tail, and play him like a French Harp!" - Uncle Paul sometime in the 60s.
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#174995 - 10/08/18 08:19 PM Re: Bond Arms Derringer [Re: coachblalock]
pappy19 Knife Enthusiast Registered: 10/31/07 Posts: 7440 Loc: Garden Valley, Idaho	Agreed. Pap _________________________ Mike Allen RKCC-CM-086 True West Magazine Maniac Randall Collector Behring Made Collector Ruana Collector Glock Fan NRA- Life Member since 1975 mikenlu99@aol.com
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#175007 - 10/09/18 09:18 AM Re: Bond Arms Derringer [Re: pappy19]
Wayne Dengler Knife Enthusiast Registered: 08/01/17 Posts: 1644 Loc: Earth	Coach & Pappy, I too agree with that. Touch off a 3 inch magnum and you know that the bull really did it in the buckwheat. I removed (temporarily) the guard from my Texas Defender and it just did not seem right. So I put it back on. Do the math on that 3 inch load. 300+ grains of shot out at about 1,000 fps. Wayne _________________________ Top Dog
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