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RHerringt 
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Posted: 1/14/10 5:36 PM
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FINALLY....Bond Arms has Jumbo Grips....check it out:
http://www.bondarms.com/iwhatsnew.php
Wish they had been a rubber tactical type grip, but the wooden one will be a lot better than the standard grip for the SS-IV.
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drygulch
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Posted: 1/6/10 7:32 PM
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The Charter grips I used were for the 44 Bulldog.
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RHerringt
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Posted: 1/6/10 7:25 PM
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Hey, Drygulch...you should buy yourself a scroll saw and start making those grips...I called Charlie at Bond several times, but it doesn't look like they are going to get any tactical grips made...He
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drygulch
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Posted: 1/6/10 7:15 PM
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I posted a photo with a set of Charter Arms rubber grips I cut down to fit my Cowboy Defender. If I'd had a scroll saw, I could have made them look better; but they work great! I've gone
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lrgcal4fun
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Posted: 10/16/08 6:42 PM
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RHerringt,
Thank you. I got it as a snake gun and plingker. But, if I have the same kind of luck with buckshot that you have I will start carrying it as a back up.
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RHerringt
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Posted: 10/16/08 3:57 PM
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lrgcal4fun,
I have a Snake Slayer IV, and have used #6 shot and had the same results as you did. Not only was the pattern useless, but the shells were very messy. So, I chose to shoot
only 000Buckshot
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lrgcal4fun
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Posted: 10/16/08 3:40 PM
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Received my Texas Defender last week and took it to the range.
First, the construction of the gun is superb. The lock up very tight and functions of the hammer and trigger are smooth. The trigger
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RHerringt
Clearwater, FL
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Posted: 6/17/08 4:13 PM
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Yes, a larger, rubber grip, like a tactical grip, is what I'm looking for...Did you leave your name to be contacted when they were available, or did he just suggest that you check back in a certain amount of time? Thanks for your input.
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drygulch
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Posted: 6/17/08 3:55 PM
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RHerringt,
I talked to Charlie earlier today & he said the grips should be out anytime. Best is to call & check on new items, they sometimes don't get them on the website very quickly. He also
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RHerringt
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Posted: 6/17/08 3:08 PM
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Drygulch,
Did Charlie give you any time frame on the larger rubber
grips? I would certainly be interested in those. I assume
they will be on their website, but these probably will be a
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drygulch
SPRINGFIELD, MO
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Posted: 6/17/08 2:51 PM
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I have the Cowboy Defender but exchanged the 3" barrel for a 3 1/2" barrel so I could use the 3 inch .410 rounds instead of the 2 1/2 inch. I also have 9mm & 45 ACP barrels. This is
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stoney51
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Posted: 2/25/08 9:11 AM
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I have this in a snake slayer IV its a lot of fun to shoot .I have the 22, 10mm, 9mm, barrels so far.It is a very quality built little gun with a big punch . Well the 4.25 berrel is not too little,410 shot gun @ 45 long colt.
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RHerringt
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Posted: 6/14/07 9:48 PM
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I just purchased the Snake Slayer IV, 45/410, with the larger
grips. Seems to me that even the larger grips are small. Anyone found larger grips for it? Also, I'm interested in purchasing a .22
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family4firearms
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Posted: 5/10/07 11:24 AM
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BigDave: thanks for that info, I might just go with a smaller cal. hoping it won't be as much of a recoil.
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bigdave
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Posted: 5/10/07 3:28 AM
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Yes the recoil is hard. I wrapped rubber tape around my grips to cushin it.
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family4firearms
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Posted: 5/10/07 1:14 AM
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I'm looking to buy the .45. Can anyone tell me if the recoil would be to much for a woman. I would like get it for both my wife and I for a ccw. Thanks
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bigdave
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Posted: 4/25/07 12:08 PM
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I made some rubber grips for my snake slayer IV. I will try to go out and shoot in a few days and see how they work.
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bigdave
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Posted: 4/13/07 2:01 AM
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Just to let you know. If you use this gun for home defense use the .410 hollow point slugs in it. They have as much power as a .357 magnum without the recoil or the muzzle flash.
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bigdave
Oklahoma
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Posted: 4/4/07 2:30 PM
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Well, I shot my snake slayer IV today. Great gun, shoots real smooth and does not recoil as much as I thought it would. I think it will serve me well for a long time.
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bigdave
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Posted: 4/4/07 12:41 AM
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I bought some CCI .45 colt shot shells to use in my snake slayer IV. I've heard that is the best ammo to use in it. They say it gives a good pattern and does not recoil as bad. I'll find out in the morning when I go to shoot it.
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bigdave
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Posted: 4/3/07 3:05 PM
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I bought the new snake slayer IV today. The one I got is the .45 colt/.410. I will try to go out and shoot it tomarrow. I think it will be an awesome gun. I will rate it after i shoot it.
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vermonter
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Posted: 3/10/07 7:03 PM
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I have a Bond Arms Derringer in .38/.357 and one in .44 Spl. This is one of the best built small CCW guns I have ever owned. It is a close range personal defense weapon with 2 barrels that spell "I
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