The Cyclops Pocket CANNON !!!

Published on May 22, 2023
Duration: 14:42

This video provides an in-depth review of the Bond Arms Cyclops, a powerful single-shot Derringer chambered in .45-70 Government. Lead Firearms Instructor Scott from Kentucky Ballistics demonstrates its capabilities through ballistic gel testing and chronograph measurements, comparing it to rifles and other handguns. The review highlights the significant recoil and the importance of proper handling techniques for such a potent firearm.

Quick Summary

The Bond Arms Cyclops is a potent single-shot Derringer chambered in .45-70 Government. Expert testing by Kentucky Ballistics shows it achieves full 16-inch penetration in ballistic gel at 730 fps, highlighting its significant terminal ballistics. Proper recoil management and safe muzzle blast awareness are critical due to its compact size and powerful cartridge.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit
  2. 01:14Introduction to the Bond Arms Cyclops
  3. 02:53Comparison: Alaskan vs. Cyclops
  4. 05:17Ballistic Dummy Head Test
  5. 07:24Chronograph and Gel Testing
  6. 10:28Handling and Safety Tests
  7. 11:42Target Shooting and Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Bond Arms Cyclops chambered in?

The Bond Arms Cyclops is a single-shot Derringer pistol chambered in the powerful .45-70 Government caliber, known for its significant stopping power in a compact handgun platform.

How does the Bond Arms Cyclops perform in ballistic gel?

In ballistic gel tests, the .45-70 Government round fired from the Bond Arms Cyclops at 730 fps achieved full 16-inch penetration, demonstrating impressive terminal ballistics for its short barrel length.

What are the key differences between the Bond Arms Cyclops and the American Derringer Alaskan?

The Cyclops is a single-shot Derringer focused on .45-70 power with a beefier grip for recoil, while the Alaskan is a double-action Derringer offering dual-caliber capability in .45-70 or .410 bore.

What safety considerations are important when shooting the Bond Arms Cyclops?

Proper hand placement away from the muzzle is crucial due to significant muzzle blast. Shooters must also be prepared for and manage the substantial recoil inherent in firing a .45-70 round from a handgun.

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