Any reason I shouldn't get a Bond Arms derringer calibered in 45/410? 

i have one and its not bad. The trigger pull feels like it's 20lbs and they kick like a mule but that's pretty much all derringers I've shot. Never used LC in mine just 410 buck shot.

 Large caliber in small gun means the recoil goes straight to your hand. But as a fun gun that you occasionally shoot, they ain't bad. I shot a derringer back about 5 yrs ago. Guy had one at the local range/stripping pit. Wouldn't want to shoot that every day. 

1 hour ago, Gundog said:

 Large caliber in small gun means the recoil goes straight to your hand. But as a fun gun that you occasionally shoot, they ain't bad. I shot a derringer back about 5 yrs ago. Guy had one at the local range/stripping pit. Wouldn't want to shoot that every day. 

Wouldnt be for daily carry. Looking to just use it as a "truck gun" just in case.

There are single stack 45’s that are only slightly bigger with 5-6 rounds......or go smaller caliber 

8 minutes ago, NHBull said:

There are single stack 45’s that are only slightly bigger with 5-6 rounds......or go smaller caliber 

I have a couple different small .380's. Multiple people on another forum suggested a snub nose 38. My thought was using it only in the truck calibered in 410 for a close quarter situation. 

I get it!

I have fired this a lot and it is pretty good for what it is

 

https://www.springfield-armory.com/products/xd-e-3-3-single-stack-45acp/

My truck carry is going to be a drako

https://www.centuryarms.com/century/century-firearms/ak-pistols