Bond Arms America 250th .45 LC/.410, 4.25 in Stainless, Semiquincentennial 1776–2026 Commemorative — Limited Edition, Excellent — No Case Included
This Bond Arms America 250th is a limited Semiquincentennial commemorative built for 1776–2026, factory laser-engraved with Statue of Liberty and U.S. flag motifs and marked with the text "AMERICA • LAND OF THE FREE • 1776 • 250th • 2026." The hinge block is marked "250TH." It is a recent-release, U.S.-made stainless pistol on the Hand Cannon frame with a 4.25 in flat-sided barrel, two-round capacity, and the rugged Rough matte stainless finish.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Minor surface scratches and small blemishes are present from light handling.
What’s Included
- No case included.
The America 250th edition is a true limited-release commemorative. Factory laser engraving features patriotic artwork and text specific to the 250th anniversary theme, and the hinge block carries a distinct "250TH" mark that ties directly to the series.
Built on the Bond Arms Hand Cannon stainless frame, this large-frame model is compatible with Hand Cannon family barrels and uses a 4.25 in flat-sided stainless barrel. It is chambered for .45 Long Colt and .410 bore, with a 3 in chamber and a 2-round capacity.
The single-action, break-open design includes a cross-bolt safety and a retracting firing pin. Sighting is straightforward and durable with a fixed rear notch and an integral front ramp. The trigger weight is set at 7.0 lb for deliberate control.
Construction is all stainless with the Rough matte stainless finish. Extended B6 black rubber grips with a diamond texture provide a secure hold. Dimensions are compact at 6.75 in overall length, 4.33 in height, and 25.6 oz weight. This U.S.-made model carries the factory part number BA250th - 45/410 and was produced for 2025–2026.