Can anyone identify this?

[rlt3241963]

It’s obvious that one set of barrels are .45cal and one is either .22LR or .22 WMR, but I can’t tell what the other two are. .357mag or 9mm. Plus, who makes this Derringer? Love the box..

 

[deller]

Bond Arms?

 

[cmshoot]

Looks like a Bond Arms

 

[rlt3241963]

I’m wanting to nail it down because I want to buy the exact same setup.

 

[BLIP]

View attachment 1835422 It’s obvious that one set of barrels are .45cal and one is either .22LR or .22 WMR, but I can’t tell what the other two are. .357mag or 9mm. Plus, who makes this Derringer? Love the box..

about 8 lines down... https://www.rexdixon.com/topic/357-mag-pistol-display-case-wood

 

[cmshoot]

I’m wanting to nail it down because I want to buy the exact same setup.

Contact Bond Arms and send them a copy of the pic. The complete set may not have been sold by Bond Arms, but you can get the components from them and put it together yourself.

 

[cmshoot]

https://furniture.digitalassetmanagement.site/edit

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Blip, good find on the same box, ID's by the seller as a Bond Arms kit.

I've handled Bond Arms derringers before, and I think they're way too heavy for a 2-shot weapon. The fact that they're single-action concerns me too. If it were the only small handgun I owned, maybe I'd trust myself to remember to thumb-kawk it between shots, but since all my other small pistols are DA revolvers or DA semi-autos or DA/SA or "safe action" striker-fired autos--- my muscle memory involves pointing and pressing the trigger, not manually caulking a hammer.

 

[rlt3241963]

The Grips are non-factory Grips for sure. I like them better than what Bond Arms Carry. Allot more beefier than those tiny ones.