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Fox News station runs ads for handguns featuring Donald Trump’s likeness

2025-11-22 03:38
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Fox News station runs ads for handguns featuring Donald Trump’s likeness

‘LIVING LEGEND’ is engraved in the president’s typical all-caps style on one side of the firearm

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Fox News station runs ads for handguns featuring Donald Trump’s likeness

‘LIVING LEGEND’ is engraved in the president’s typical all-caps style on one side of the firearm

Kelly Rissmanin New YorkSaturday 22 November 2025 03:38 GMTCommentsVideo Player PlaceholderCloseTrump backs bill to sanction Russian trade partnersInside Washington

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A Fox News station is running ads for the “DT47” handgun in honor of President Donald Trump.

“In honor of Donald Trump’s amazing comeback election victory to become our 47th president, Bond Arms is introducing an impressive new handgun—the Living Legend DT47,” the advertisement narrator said.

“Trump guns commercials are now running on Fox News,” journalist Aaron Rupar wrote in a social media post. A spokesperson for Fox News told The Independent that the commercial aired on a local station.

The so-called “Trump gun” retails for $645.47, a price appearing to be an homage to the 45th and 47th president.

One side of the weapon, written in the president’s signature all-caps style, reads: “LIVING LEGEND,” “I’M BACK,” and “LET’S REUNITE AMERICA.” The date July 13, 2024 is also engraved on this side, recognizing the Butler, Pennsylvania, campaign rally where he was struck by a gunman’s bullet mid-speech.

A local Fox News station is running a commercial for the 'DT47' handgun that boasts the president's likenessopen image in galleryA local Fox News station is running a commercial for the 'DT47' handgun that boasts the president's likeness (Bond Arms)

On the other side, the stainless steel handgun features a waving American flag, with “We Are Patriots,” the date of Trump’s inauguration, and “Fight! Fight! Fight!” engraved in the stripes. The lattermost phrase is also a reference to the Butler shooting, where Trump emerged with blood splattered across his face and victoriously threw his fist in the air, telling the crowd: “Fight! Fight! Fight!”

Both sides of the firearm — which boasts a “hand cannon” frame — includes what appears to be an image of Trump’s profile with Bonds Arms’ logo inside of it.

Trump, who is a convicted felon after a jury found him guilty last year of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, is unable to own a firearm. The judge overseeing his case declined to send Trump to prison but preserved the jury’s verdict.

Bond Arms also sells a “Commander in Chief” firearm, which the company touts as “a stunning tribute to the man, the myth, the legend.” The “cyclops” frame handgun goes for $699.

The date July 13, 2024 is engraved on the side of the weapon, recognizing the date of the campaign rally where Trump was struck by a gunman’s bullet mid-speechopen image in galleryThe date July 13, 2024 is engraved on the side of the weapon, recognizing the date of the campaign rally where Trump was struck by a gunman’s bullet mid-speech (Getty Images)

It’s not immediately clear if Trump is profiting from the sales of the Trump-inspired guns. The Independent has contacted the White House and Bond Arms for more information.

But the president has hawked numerous Trump-branded products, including $399 “Never Surrender” high-top sneakers, the “Fight, Fight, Fight” watch collection, “God Bless The USA” Bibles, and a “Trump for Men” cologne.

In August, a viral photo captured the term-limited president apparently showing off a red hat emblazoned with “4 More Years” to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

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