Unleash the Sting of the New Bond Arms Honey B with B6 Grips
Bond Arms is well known for their Stinger series of compact derringers that offer everything from the shootablity and fun of 22LR all the way up to defensive cartridges like 9mm. These compact derringers are often most well known for having a bit of a sting when it comes to shooting some of the larger models in .357 Magnum, however, Bond Arms’ new Honey B is the latest addition to the Stinger Rough series that takes the “sting” out of the Stinger through the inclusion of new B6 grips.
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Unleash the Sting of the New Bond Arms Honey B with B6 Grips
Coupling the success of our new B6 grips and our Stinger Rough Series, Bond Arms is pleased to bring you the Honey B!
Chambered in 22LR, 9mm, 380ACP, and 38 Special, this beautiful little “B” has a sting to it, but not on your firing-hand anymore!
The grips fill the hand nicely for a full fit, but the Honey B still sports a short 5.5″ overall length and weighs a mere 17.5oz.
Honey B is now available, so let your favorite gun dealer know that you are interested in the Honey B by Bond Arms!
The new variant of the Stinger series definitely looks a lot more comfortable to shoot and even sports a more refined and modern look with the new B6 grips. Bond Arms is selling this newest addition to the Stinger family starting at an MSRP of around $320 with caliber options being .22LR, .380, 9mm. and .38 Special. Visit Bond Arms’ official website at WWW.BONDARMS.COM to learn more and secure your very own Honey B today.
Honey B Features:
- B6 resin grip material
- Extended grip size
- Fixed sights
- 2 shot capacity
- Single action
- Trigger Guard
Honey B Specs:
- .22LR, .380, 9mm, and 38 special calibers
- 3 in. barrel length
- 5.5 in. length
- 17.5 oz
- 7 lb trigger pull weight
- MSRP – $320
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why this gun:
it is small and flat, easy to hide inside whatever.
with few grips you can flip barrel and caliber.
it looks not very threatening, what can be a great help, make you look unarmed.
you can put a lot of crazy rounds in it, like shot, robber, plastic....projectiles.
if you are working out or on your farm or such it may be on you
if you see a snake around or have to scare away
some 4 legged stuff around home.
of course there are better guns for any of the things i mention but there are few
who offer all of them.
I would like Bond Arms to build a Polymer Version of this guns
with a DAO trigger around a decent caliber like 22 Magnum, or 327mag
i am sure it would find some friends who may
say, it's good to have.
im wanting to try the 6inch big Texan.
if it suits me ill definitely get one. I always liked the howdah pistol concept