Bond barrel: 9mm, .45, or .357?

[fightingquaker13]

Don't encourage him 

Solus, it really doesn't have much recoil. Its heavy, and the guy who designed it took ergonomics into account. You really can put a dozen or so .357s down range without saying "thank you may I have another'. Its not any worse than shooting a full sized .44 mag or running +Ps through a 9mm Glock. Try one, you will be hooked.
FQ13

[billt]

I'm finding myself attracted more and more to these things. Mostly because of the quality they exhibit. Yeah, you can come up with 101 reasons there are more practical guns to buy, but there is just something about it. Size, weight, looks, quality. I'm toying with the idea of one in 9 MM. Not a lot of recoil, and reasonable to shoot. But then I look at that "Snake Slayer" and start thinking about it.  Bill T.

[tombogan03884]

I have to agree with Bill on this.
The Bond comes out 2nd best to a Kel Tec or LCP in , Weight, and capacity.
But they seem to be extremely well made, interchangeable calibers, and every one who has one speaks well of them.

[Solus]

All they need is a spring loaded forearm holster that can be reliably activated by the same side hand.  Pops into position and is ready to fire.  The ultimate Anti-Car-Jacking setup.  

Point your finger at the Bad Guy and, all of a sudden, you have a gun in your hand ready to shoot.

Wear one on each arm for great backup.