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Smith and Wesson Judge???

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Ok so use a handgun that will shoot 45LC or a shotgun that shoots 00buck.

get a firearm and some competent instruction on how it works, learn how to use it and as you like to say you are "GTG"

I see it being marketed as a solution for mediocre gun proficiency.

 

Come on Ronny, your better than that. These things are one of the hottest revolvers out there. And for once Smith&Wesson is copying a second tier gun company their so good. I'm not saying it's the greatest thing since Steph's pumpkin pie, but it's a gun. And I love guns!

Actually Glenn, Taurus has the Raging Judge that shoots 454 Casuall, 45 long colt 3inch and 2 1/2 inch shootshells. It's even bigger than that. Although the 500S&W magnum is king of kings.

 

edit: I do believe Taurus is coming out with another judge that'll shoot the 460, 454, 45lc and the shotshells. or is it in 480 ruger, I'm not sure.

I have seen a few trends the last few years in USPSA (my example) and now all the item purchased during the boom are for sale.

Just go all the way and buy one of these :icon_twisted:

 

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I like the 4.5 inch version. It kicks a little bit though.

Wouldn't the maneuverability of a handgun capable of shooting buckshot be an advantage over a shotgun in the potentially close quarters of a HD situation? I saw a discussion of whether or not an 18" barrel is an advantage over a 20" for HD, so wouldn't a HG that could do the same thing be even better? Just askin'. :icon_e_confused:

Wouldn't the maneuverability of a handgun capable of shooting buckshot be an advantage over a shotgun in the potentially close quarters of a HD situation? I saw a discussion of whether or not an 18" barrel is an advantage over a 20" for HD, so wouldn't a HG that could do the same thing be even better? Just askin'. :icon_e_confused:

 

410 buckshot is not nearly as devistating as 12gauge buck. My judge is used to get me upstairs to the shotguns.

A 2011 Race gun is useless, so is a Governor?

 

They both have their purpose. I would easily own a Governor. I love them. Was quite impressed at the shot show. Can easily see loading the first round with buckshot, the second round with the PDX round, followed by some 45 LC +p.

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