Bond Arms Snake Slayer Gen 1: Dual Caliber .45LC/.410 Micro-Derringer vs Bond Arms Grizzly Gen 1: Dual-Caliber Derringer with Rosewood Grips
The short answer
The Bond Arms Snake Slayer Gen 1: Dual Caliber .45LC/.410 Micro-Derringer and the Bond Arms Grizzly Gen 1: Dual-Caliber Derringer with Rosewood Grips are both derringers. The Bond Arms Grizzly Gen 1: Dual-Caliber Derringer with Rosewood Grips is the more affordable option, starting at $319.99 versus $399.99. On the spec sheet, the Bond Arms Grizzly Gen 1: Dual-Caliber Derringer with Rosewood Grips is lighter (20 oz vs 22 oz).
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between the Bond Arms Snake Slayer Gen 1: Dual Caliber .45LC/.410 Micro-Derringer and the Bond Arms Grizzly Gen 1: Dual-Caliber Derringer with Rosewood Grips?
- Both are chambered in .410 Bore. They differ mainly in barrel length (3.5" vs 3"), overall length (5.5" vs 5"), weight (22 oz vs 20 oz) and action (Single Action vs Derringer).
- Which is cheaper, the Bond Arms Snake Slayer Gen 1: Dual Caliber .45LC/.410 Micro-Derringer or the Bond Arms Grizzly Gen 1: Dual-Caliber Derringer with Rosewood Grips?
- The Bond Arms Grizzly Gen 1: Dual-Caliber Derringer with Rosewood Grips is currently the cheaper of the two, with a lowest listed price of $319.99 compared with $399.99 for the Bond Arms Snake Slayer Gen 1: Dual Caliber .45LC/.410 Micro-Derringer. Dealer prices are live and can change.
- Are the Bond Arms Snake Slayer Gen 1: Dual Caliber .45LC/.410 Micro-Derringer and the Bond Arms Grizzly Gen 1: Dual-Caliber Derringer with Rosewood Grips the same caliber?
- Yes. Both are chambered in .410 Bore.

