Bond Arms 1836 Edition .45 Long Colt/.410 Gauge 3.50" 2rds, Stainless Steel - BATP

In the heart of the wild west, where lawlessness reigns and danger lurks around every corner, there stands a legend among firearms - the Bond Arms BATP 1836 Texas Independence. This double-barrel beauty is a true testament to the spirit of the Lone Star State, with its rugged steel frame and striking Gray/Olive Cerakote finish adorned with a bold star emblem. As you grip the Black Ash handles, you can feel the power and precision that this weapon holds within its sleek design. The integrated star grips not only provide a comfortable hold but also serve as a reminder of the proud heritage of Texas. With a weight ranging from 16 oz to 31.99 oz, this firearm strikes the perfect balance between durability and maneuverability, making it an ideal companion for any cowboy or cowgirl on the frontier. The Bond Arms BATP 1836 Texas Independence is not just a pretty face - it packs a punch with its .45 Long Colt and 410 Gauge 2rd Shot capabilities. Whether you're facing down a band of outlaws or defending your homestead from varmints, this versatile firearm has you covered. The Blade Front/Fixed Rear sights ensure that your aim stays true, while the Single Action trigger provides a smooth and reliable shot every time. With a barrel length of 3.50" and an overall length of 5.50", the Bond Arms BATP 1836 Texas Independence is compact enough to carry on your hip while riding the range, yet powerful enough to handle whatever challenges come your way. The Crossbolt safety gives you peace of mind knowing that your firearm is secure when not in use, while the 2-round capacity ensures that you have a backup shot ready when you need it most. In a world where only the strong survive, the Bond Arms BATP 1836 Texas Independence stands tall as a symbol of freedom, independence, and the untamed spirit of the American frontier. So saddle up, partner, and take hold of this legendary firearm - for with the Bond Arms BATP by your side, you'll always be ready to face whatever dangers come your way.