Derringers

A compact two-shot derringer manufactured by American Derringer Corporation. It is chambered in various calibers including .45 Colt and .410 bore.

The American Derringer Model 1 is a modern over-and-under derringer manufactured by American Derringer Corporation. It is chambered in various calibers from .22 LR to .45 Colt. The Model 1 is a faithful reproduction of the classic Remington Model 95 derringer design.

Bond Arms manufactures modern derringers with interchangeable barrels and robust stainless steel construction.

The COP .357 Derringer is a compact, four‑shot, double‑action pocket pistol designed for concealed‑carry self‑defense. Conceived by the small‑bore firearms firm COP Inc., the weapon emphasizes maximum firepower in a minimal envelope, offering a .357 Magnum cartridge in a pistol barely larger than a traditional two‑shot derringer. Its primary market is civilian self‑defense and law‑enforcement backup, with a niche following among collectors who value its unusual four‑barrel layout. The design’s distinguishing features include a staggered‑column barrel cluster, a single trigger that cocks and releases all four hammers sequentially, and a robust stainless‑steel frame that tolerates the high pressures of .357 Magnum. The derringer’s reputation is mixed: praised for its stopping power and simplicity, but criticized for a heavy trigger pull and limited sighting options. Its unique four‑shot capacity in a pocket‑size package remains unmatched among modern derringers, making it a notable outlier in the compact pistol segment.

An affordable two-shot derringer manufactured by Cobra Firearms. It features a single-action trigger and chambering for popular self-defense calibers.

The Colt Model 4 Deringer was a small single-shot pistol chambered in .22 Short produced by Colt's Manufacturing Company. It featured a simple tip-up barrel design and a concealed hammer. The weapon was marketed as a gentleman's pocket pistol for personal defense.

A modern double-barrel derringer designed for concealed carry and personal defense. It features a striking angular design with polymer and stainless steel construction.

The Freedom Arms 22 Derringer was a precision-machined single-shot pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. It featured a stainless steel construction with a tip-up barrel and automatic ejection. The weapon was hand-fitted with tight tolerances for exceptional accuracy in a small package.

The High Standard D-100 was a compact double-barrel derringer chambered in .22 Magnum. It featured an over-under barrel configuration with a rotating firing pin mechanism. The weapon was designed for deep concealment and personal protection.

The Mossberg Brownie was a four-barrel derringer-style pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle with a rotating firing pin. Its unique design featured four fixed barrels arranged in a two-by-two block that was tipped upward for loading. The weapon was marketed as an affordable personal defense pistol during the Great Depression.

A classic American derringer produced by Remington Arms from 1866 to 1935. It is a single-action, double-barrel over-under pocket pistol chambered in .41 Short Rimfire.