I recently inherited a very small pocket pistol type gun. I don't know anything about it, other than the current barrel (which can be changed) is configured for .22 caliber ammo. The brand is Bond Defender. I have shot riffles before but very little experience with hand guns. 

What would be your recommendations on how to learn the weapon, safe handling, shooting, etc? I know this place has a wealth of gun knowledge. It did not come with any manual. 

There are several videos on YouTube about the gun. 

Bondarms.com is their website.  I'm sure if you reach out to their customer service, they would be happy to provide info to you.  

Some gun ranges will provide a service for new gun owners for $25 for a lesson just to take you into the range show you how to use the gun you know some of the safety factors that you need to look for when handling a pistol and also just helping you shoot the pistol and stuff like I said many gun ranges will provide you a kind of a learner starter gun owner lesson usually around 25 bucks

posted by Belly35

Some gun ranges will provide a service for new gun owners for $25 for a lesson just to take you into the range show you how to use the gun you know some of the safety factors that you need to look for when handling a pistol and also just helping you shoot the pistol and stuff like I said many gun ranges will provide you a kind of a learner starter gun owner lesson usually around 25 bucks

good post, but damn, I wish you'd use punctuation marks--I was out of breath by the time I finished reading it-lol

posted by vball10set

good post, but damn, I wish you'd use punctuation marks--I was out of breath by the time I finished reading it-lol

I'm using voice text off of my phone and it doesn't understand punctuation cuz I haven't told it to use it I guess

but just wait once I get my Microsoft Surface Book 2 all set up with the dictation and everything I'll be sending a lot more post from that and that should be real fun

I've always wanted to shoot a bond arms. They look really cool but I've learned (the hard way)  that I need to shoot a gun before I buy it.