GRANBURY, Texas - Bond Arms, best known for manufacturing the finest double barrel handguns in the world, has teamed up with Buck Knives to produce a Signature heavy duty, high quality knife perfect for self defense needs.
This assisted knife, which is made in the USA, features a stainless steel blade and offers effortless one-hand opening. It fits perfectly in your back pocket while the removable pocket clip allows for quick and easy retrieval. You can choose from a handsome black ash or rosewood grip that perfectly matches the grip on your Bond Arms handgun and the Bond Arms logo is embossed right into the wood.
"We've been searching for a long time for the perfect knife," said Gordon Bond of Bond Arms. "A knife that would match the quality and craftsmanship of our Bond Arms double barrel handguns. The new Bond Arms Buck Knife is exactly what we've been looking for. It has the same rock solid appeal as our line of handguns and it's a knife that any collector would be proud to own."
At only $60, this durable, perfectly weighted knife is a great addition to your collection. To purchase this knife, visit
http://www.bondarms.com/retail/index.php?action=item&substart=0&id=138About Bond Arms
Bond Arms has been manufacturing 100% Made in the U.S.A., derringer style firearms, since 1995 and is recognized for its dependable, well-built double-barrel handguns, which feature historically inspired designs. They are trusted firearms for personal protection as well as cowboy action shooting. Bond Arm derringers have been the Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) World Champions for 10 years in a row.
Their most popular models, including the Snake Slayer, Snake Slayer IV, Texas Defender, Cowboy Defender and Ranger, are compact pistols that pack a big wallop. But what might be even cooler is the fact they have multiple personalities. Bond offers 15 interchangeable barrels for their guns, which gives shooters 23 different caliber combinations including popular choices such as .410 shot shells or .45 Colt cartridges, and changing the barrels is a snap. A standard allen wrench allows you to remove the hinge screw so you can change out the barrel in about a minute.
For more information about Bond Arms visit
http://www.bondarms.com/ or call 817-573-4445.
Media members interested in more information or images of any Bond Arms products for an editorial review should contact Joe Wieczorek of The Media Group at
joe@themediagroupinc.com or call (847) 956-9090.
