The Bond Arms Stinger Fireball is a break-action derringer in .22 WMR that also accepts .327 Federal Magnum cylinders. At 0.875 lbs (14.4 oz) and 5.5 inches overall, it's one of the lightest carry options in the Bond Arms lineup. The matte stainless finish and aluminum/B6 resin grip construction keep the weight down without sacrificing durability. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 855959007477 
• Action: Break Action 
• Barrel Length: 3 inches 
• Caliber: .22 WMR (also accepts .327 Federal Magnum) 
• Capacity: 2 rounds 
• Finish: Matte Stainless 
• Weight: 0.875 lbs (14.4 oz) 
   

Features 

• Dual caliber: The barrel accepts both .22 WMR and .327 Federal Magnum, so owners can run either cartridge. 
• Fixed sights: Simple and fast for close-range work. 
• Single-action trigger: Trigger pull weight is approximately 7 lbs. 
• Compact dimensions: 5.5 inches overall, under a pound -- fits pocket carry easily.

Sentiment around the Bond Arms Stinger Fireball is generally favorable, with a realistic understanding of what a two-shot derringer is and isn't.

The size and weight draw consistent praise -- at under a pound it disappears in a pocket or small bag, and the dual-caliber capability (.22 WMR and .327 Federal Magnum) is seen as a genuine advantage. Bond Arms' build quality comes up often; the construction feels solid in hand and the brand has a good reputation for fit and finish.

Recoil with .327 Magnum in such a light, short gun is the main point of caution. It's manageable but takes getting used to, and a few users note that accuracy at any real distance requires practice. The two-round capacity is the other recurring topic -- most owners accept it as the inherent tradeoff of the platform rather than a defect, though some who want this as a primary carry gun acknowledge it as a meaningful limitation compared to a small semi-auto.