Derringer Bond Arms Snake Slayer weaponseducation

Published on March 24, 2012
Duration: 8:32

This video provides an in-depth review of the Bond Arms Snake Slayer derringer, highlighting its historical significance and modern capabilities. The presenter details its dual-caliber functionality (410 bore and .45 Colt), interchangeable barrel system, and unique trigger mechanism. It's presented as a visually appealing and historically relevant firearm with potential for personal protection.

Quick Summary

The Bond Arms Snake Slayer is a unique derringer capable of firing both .410 bore shotgun shells and .45 Colt ammunition. It features an interchangeable barrel system with up to 14 different options and a distinctive trigger that requires a downward and inward pull, with manual hammer cocking for each shot.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction to Bond Arms Derringer
  2. 00:10Unloaded and Double Barrel Shotgun
  3. 00:22.45 Long Colt Capability
  4. 00:36Welcome to Weapons Education
  5. 00:51Beautiful Gun and Cool Factor
  6. 01:02History of the Derringer
  7. 01:16Lincoln Assassination Connection
  8. 01:30Bond Arms Quality
  9. 01:35Introducing the Snake Slayer
  10. 01:39Barrel Length and Interchangeability
  11. 01:46Weight and Feel
  12. 01:59Rosewood Grips
  13. 02:11Barrel Release Mechanism
  14. 02:31Loading the Derringer
  15. 02:42Triple O Buck Shot
  16. 02:49Barrel Replacement Options
  17. 03:05Caliber Conversion Possibilities
  18. 03:13Barrel Pricing
  19. 03:21Novelty and Craftsmanship
  20. 03:34Two-Shot Operation
  21. 03:38Trigger Functionality
  22. 04:07Manual Hammer Cocking
  23. 04:15Handling with Large Hands
  24. 04:23Unloading and Reloading
  25. 04:33Snake Slayer Name Origin
  26. 04:40Personal Protection Application
  27. 04:44Winchester Buckshot Details
  28. 05:05Firepower Analysis
  29. 05:13Does it Shoot Two Shells at Once?
  30. 05:24Which Barrel Fires First?
  31. 05:33Identifying Bottom Barrel Firing
  32. 05:44Bottom Barrel Alignment
  33. 05:54Competition Shooting Strategy
  34. 06:03Identifying Top Barrel Firing
  35. 06:16Top Barrel Aiming Adjustment
  36. 06:23Shotgun Shell Accuracy
  37. 06:31Barrel Options Recap
  38. 06:39Grip and Trigger Guard
  39. 06:47Removable Trigger Guard
  40. 06:58Barrel Change Procedure
  41. 07:09Range Demonstration Preview
  42. 07:15Quality of Construction
  43. 07:21Viewer Comments Requested
  44. 07:25Comparison to Other Firearms
  45. 07:36Special Place in Firearms History
  46. 07:42Unique, Special, Cool, Deadly
  47. 07:48Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What calibers can the Bond Arms Snake Slayer fire?

The Bond Arms Snake Slayer is a versatile firearm capable of firing both .410 bore shotgun shells and .45 Colt ammunition. This dual-caliber capability makes it adaptable for various personal protection scenarios.

How does the trigger mechanism on the Bond Arms Snake Slayer work?

The trigger on the Bond Arms Snake Slayer is unique, requiring a deliberate downward and inward pull to fire. After each shot, the hammer must be manually cocked before the trigger can be pulled again for the second shot.

Can the barrels on the Bond Arms Snake Slayer be changed?

Yes, the Bond Arms Snake Slayer features an interchangeable barrel system. It is possible to swap barrels to convert the firearm to different calibers, with up to 14 different barrel options available from Bond Arms.

What is the historical significance of the derringer firearm?

The derringer design dates back to the 1800s and was initially developed as a small, concealable pocket pistol. Historically, a Philadelphia derringer was famously used by John Wilkes Booth to assassinate President Abraham Lincoln.

Related News

All News →

More Reviews Videos You Might Like

More from Weapons Education

View all →