Davidson’s and Bond Arms have released the second version of the “Dead Man’s Hand” two-shot derringer, featuring a unique design honoring Wild West folklore. Chambered for both .45 Colt and .410 shotshells, it boasts durable construction, safety features, and carved wood grips. This model emphasizes quality and craftsmanship.
Davidson’s state “Gallery of Guns and Bond Arms_ have launched their second version of the “Dead Man’s Hand” two-shot derringer. Known for their tough as a tank handguns, Bond Arms continues to work with Gallery of Guns on exclusive models and this second Dead Man’s Hand model represents the newest offering from the two companies.
The Dead Man’s Hand is chambered for both 45 Colt and three inch .410 bore shotshells. The flat sides are engraved with an homage to the American West and to the famous Dead Man’s Hand of aces and eights – a two-pair poker hand made famous by the story of Wild Bill Hickock and Old West folklore. Based on Bond’s Rough Series, this model has all of the features and craftsmanship that Bond Arms is known for including the patented rebounding hammer, interchangeable barrel system, crossbolt safety, and spring-loaded, cammed locking lever. The grips are carved wood with checkering and a black star medallion on each side.
KEY DETAILS:
- Barrel length: 4.25 inches
- Overall length: 6.25 inches
- Frame finish: Matte stainless steel
- Frame material: Stainless steel
- Weight: 20 ounces
learn more about Davidson’s: https://www.galleryofguns.com/