Description

Bond Arms Grizzly .45 Colt/.410 2.5-Inch Rosewood Pistol

The Bond Arms Grizzly is a compact double-barrel, break-action pistol chambered for .45 Long Colt and .410 gauge. This configuration features a 2.5-inch barrel, bead-blasted matte stainless-steel finish, rosewood grips, and a listed two-round capacity. With a listed overall length of 5 inches and weight of 20 ounces, the Grizzly is built around the compact proportions associated with Bond Arms’ derringer-style platform.

The Grizzly combines stainless-steel construction with a traditional-looking rosewood grip and a matte bead-blasted finish. Its double-barrel configuration gives the firearm a distinctive appearance, while its break-action design provides access to the two chambers.

The supplied specifications identify several Bond Arms mechanical features, including a patented rebounding hammer, retracting firing pins, cross-bolt safety, and spring-loaded cammed locking lever. The model is also described as compatible with standard Bond Arms barrels, providing compatibility with the manufacturer’s interchangeable-barrel platform.

The product information also states that a holster is included and recommends smooth-lined holsters for the Grizzly. Exact holster fit should always be confirmed for the specific firearm configuration.

Bond Arms Grizzly Design and Construction

The Grizzly is built around a compact stainless-steel double-barrel and frame configuration. Its 2.5-inch barrel contributes to the model’s compact proportions, while the 5-inch overall length provides the listed dimensions of the complete firearm.

The frame and barrels use stainless steel with a bead-blasted matte finish. This creates a subdued exterior appearance rather than the reflective appearance associated with highly polished stainless surfaces.

Rosewood grips provide a contrasting traditional material and complement the stainless-steel construction. The combination of the matte metal finish and natural wood grip gives the Grizzly a distinctive appearance within the Bond Arms product family.

As with any firearm, stainless-steel construction does not eliminate the need for routine maintenance. Cleaning, inspection, and appropriate storage should be performed according to the manufacturer’s current instructions.

Key Features and Engineering Characteristics

Stainless-Steel Double Barrel and Frame

The Grizzly uses stainless steel for its double-barrel assembly and frame. The supplied specifications identify the finish as bead-blasted matte stainless.

The bead-blasted surface gives the firearm a matte appearance and provides a visual contrast with the rosewood grips. Stainless-steel components should still be maintained properly to protect the firearm from corrosion, contamination, and unnecessary wear.

2.5-Inch Barrel

The Grizzly uses a 2.5-inch barrel chambered for .45 Long Colt and .410 gauge according to the supplied specifications.

The short barrel is an important part of the firearm’s compact configuration. Barrel length can affect characteristics such as balance, sight radius, and handling. Users should become familiar with the particular firearm through appropriate instruction and controlled range practice.

.45 Colt and .410 Chambering

This Grizzly configuration is listed for .45 Long Colt and .410 gauge. These are different ammunition types, so ammunition compatibility must always be verified against the firearm’s markings and current manufacturer documentation.

Users should never assume that an ammunition type is suitable based solely on its general designation. The exact chambering and barrel markings should be checked before use.

Interchangeable Barrel Compatibility

The supplied product information states that the Grizzly is compatible with standard Bond Arms barrels.

This interchangeable-barrel capability is an important part of the Bond Arms platform. However, users should confirm the exact compatibility of any replacement barrel before installation. Barrel chambering, ammunition requirements, and manufacturer-approved configurations should all be verified.

No component should be modified or altered to create compatibility that has not been confirmed by the manufacturer.

Patented Rebounding Hammer

The Grizzly incorporates a patented rebounding hammer. The hammer forms part of the firearm’s firing mechanism and operates in conjunction with its other mechanical components.

Mechanical features should not be considered a substitute for safe handling. Users should follow the manufacturer’s instructions concerning operation, maintenance, and storage.

Retracting Firing Pins

Retracting firing pins are another component of the Grizzly’s design. These firing-system components operate as part of the firearm’s overall mechanical system.

Internal firing components should not be modified without appropriate professional assistance. Any unusual operation, damage, or suspected malfunction should be evaluated by a qualified gunsmith or authorized service professional.

Cross-Bolt Safety

The Grizzly includes a cross-bolt safety according to the supplied specifications. This provides a mechanical safety control integrated into the firearm.

Users should become familiar with the proper operation of the safety through the manufacturer’s documentation. A mechanical safety is only one part of responsible firearm handling and should never replace fundamental safety practices.

Spring-Loaded Cammed Locking Lever

The break-action design uses a spring-loaded, cammed locking lever. This component helps secure the barrel assembly when the action is closed.

The locking mechanism should be inspected regularly. Difficulty closing or locking the action, unusual movement, or visible damage should be addressed by a qualified professional before further use.

Rosewood Grips

The Grizzly uses rosewood grips, providing a traditional appearance and contrasting with the bead-blasted stainless-steel frame.

Natural wood requires appropriate care. The grips should be checked periodically for cracking, looseness, or other damage. Any replacement grip should be confirmed as compatible with the specific Grizzly configuration.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Bond Arms Grizzly
Manufacturer	Bond Arms
Gun Model	GRIZZLY
Cartridge	.45 Long Colt / .410 Gauge
Type	Centerfire
Action	Break Action
Capacity	2 rounds
Barrel Length	2.5 inches
Overall Length	5 inches
Weight	20 ounces
Finish	Bead-Blasted Matte Stainless
Frame	Stainless Steel
Barrel	Stainless Steel Double Barrel
Grips	Rosewood
Sights	Front Blade / Fixed Rear
Hammer	Patented Rebounding Hammer
Firing Pins	Retracting
Safety	Cross-Bolt Safety
Locking System	Spring-Loaded, Cammed Locking Lever
Barrel Compatibility	Standard Bond Arms Barrels
Holster	Included, according to supplied specifications
Listed State Compliance	Colorado, New York, Washington
Made In	USA

Fixed Sight Configuration

The Grizzly uses a front blade and fixed rear sight arrangement. This provides a straightforward mechanical sighting system consistent with the compact design.

Fixed sights contain fewer adjustable components than fully adjustable sight systems. Users should follow Bond Arms’ documentation concerning sight alignment, inspection, and any approved service procedures.

The sighting system should also be checked periodically for damage, looseness, or other abnormalities.

Understanding the Two-Round Break-Action Design

The Grizzly has a listed capacity of two rounds, corresponding to its double-barrel configuration. Its break-action design provides access to the two chambers when the action is opened.

This operating system differs from that of a conventional semi-automatic pistol or revolver. Anyone handling the firearm should therefore become familiar with its specific operating procedures using current manufacturer documentation.

The spring-loaded cammed locking lever is an important component of the action. Users should ensure that the locking system operates correctly and should discontinue use if the action does not function as expected.

.45 Colt and .410 Ammunition Considerations

The Grizzly is listed for .45 Long Colt and .410 gauge. Because these ammunition types have different specifications and applications, users must verify that the ammunition corresponds to the specific chamber and barrel configuration.

The firearm’s markings and the manufacturer’s current documentation should take precedence over general online descriptions.

Ammunition should be inspected for visible damage before use. If there is uncertainty regarding a particular cartridge or shell, consult the manufacturer or a qualified firearms professional.

Holster and Included Accessory

The supplied specifications state that a holster is included with the Grizzly and note that the firearm works best with smooth-lined holsters.

Holster fit should always be confirmed for the exact firearm. A holster designed for another Bond Arms model should not automatically be assumed to provide appropriate fit or retention.

Any holster used should securely retain the firearm and provide suitable protection around the trigger area. Users should verify retention and fit before transportation or handling.

Barrel Compatibility and Configuration

The Grizzly is described as compatible with standard Bond Arms barrels. This is a notable feature of the platform because it provides access to additional manufacturer-approved barrel configurations.

Before changing barrels, users should verify that the particular barrel is compatible with the Grizzly and that its chambering is appropriate. The ammunition requirements associated with the replacement configuration should also be clearly understood.

Users should never force, modify, or alter components to achieve an unverified configuration.

Safety and Responsible Handling

The Grizzly incorporates a cross-bolt safety, patented rebounding hammer, retracting firing pins, and spring-loaded locking lever. These features form part of its mechanical design but do not replace fundamental firearm-safety practices.

Every firearm should be treated as loaded until its condition has been personally verified. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, keep fingers outside the trigger guard until appropriate, and identify the target and what lies beyond it.

Before cleaning, transporting, storing, or handling the firearm, follow the current Bond Arms operating and safety instructions.

Maintenance and Storage

The Grizzly should be maintained according to Bond Arms’ current recommendations. Routine inspection should include the barrels, chambers, extractor and locking components where applicable, hinge, hammer, firing-pin system, safety, grips, and sights.

The bead-blasted stainless finish should be maintained using manufacturer-approved cleaning procedures. Rosewood grips should likewise be protected from unnecessary moisture and harsh chemicals.

For storage, use a secure method that prevents unauthorized access and complies with applicable federal, state, and local requirements.

Any unusual wear, damage, corrosion, loose components, or malfunction should be evaluated by a qualified gunsmith or authorized service professional.

State Compliance Information

The supplied product specifications identify the Grizzly as:

• Colorado Compliant
• New York Compliant
• Washington Compliant

These designations are reproduced from the supplied product information and should not be interpreted as a universal legal determination for every individual or circumstance. Firearm requirements can vary according to jurisdiction, configuration, transfer circumstances, and other factors.

Current federal, state, and local requirements should be verified before possession, transfer, transportation, or other regulated activity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Bond Arms Grizzly?

The Grizzly configuration described here is listed for .45 Long Colt and .410 gauge.

How many rounds does the Grizzly hold?

The supplied specifications list a two-round capacity, corresponding to its double-barrel configuration.

Can the Grizzly use other Bond Arms barrels?

Yes, the supplied product description states that the Grizzly is compatible with standard Bond Arms barrels. Specific barrel compatibility and chambering should be confirmed against current Bond Arms documentation before installation.

What is the Grizzly’s barrel length?

The listed barrel length is 2.5 inches, with a listed overall length of 5 inches.

What type of grips does the Grizzly use?

The specifications identify rosewood grips, which complement the bead-blasted matte stainless-steel finish.

Does the Grizzly have a safety?

Yes. The supplied specifications identify a cross-bolt safety, along with a patented rebounding hammer and retracting firing pins.

Is a holster included?

The supplied specifications state that a holster is included and indicate that the Grizzly works best with smooth-lined holsters. Exact fit and retention should always be verified.

Product Summary

The Bond Arms Grizzly is a compact two-round, break-action pistol chambered for .45 Long Colt and .410 gauge. Its 2.5-inch barrel, 5-inch overall length, and 20-ounce listed weight give it a compact configuration, while the stainless-steel double barrel and frame provide the foundation of its construction.

The model combines a bead-blasted matte stainless finish with rosewood grips and fixed mechanical sights. Its mechanical design includes a patented rebounding hammer, retracting firing pins, cross-bolt safety, and spring-loaded cammed locking lever.

The Grizzly is also described as compatible with standard Bond Arms barrels, making the manufacturer’s interchangeable-barrel platform an important part of its design. The supplied information states that a holster is included and recommends smooth-lined holster construction.

For ammunition selection, barrel changes, maintenance, storage, transportation, and legal requirements, users should rely on current Bond Arms documentation and applicable federal, state, and local laws.