As far as snake guns are concerned, you can still get snake loads in 45LC, and an Italian made Peacemaker clone will run about $100 cheaper then the Taurus.
Killed a metric shit-ton of snakes in North Dakota baling hay one summer. All of them from a POS nickle-plated Italian built .45.
And if I had to actually use it for SD/HD, I'd be a heck of a lot more confident in my EMF hog-leg, than that awkward abortion.
I could see the polymer version, as an interesting option for a lightweight .45LC.
(ETA: Actually... not that interesting. I eat my words.)
.410 in a pistol though? ... I'll stick with my 9x19.
Better yet...
I just want a polymer Colt Anoconda.
**** Taurus.
Now, chamber a pistol in .50 AE and game nerds would be all over it even more.
Oh wait...
Last edited by Magic_Salad0892; 05-26-10 at 04:13.
We miss you, AC.
We miss you, ToddG.
I lump the Judge in with the FN Five-seveN: It's only good for taking on the hordes of sturmsquirreltruppen. Though, at least the FN holds 20 rounds and with proper ammo will punch soft body armor...
So, I suppose the Judge is even less useful than the 5.7mm anti-squirrel pistol.
We've had numerous discussions in the past about bad information that won't go away and the evil that is marketing in the firearms world. The "judge" is a product of both.
Short of some gun rag articles that really take Taurus to task over their stupid marketing magic, I don't see that changing.
...and despite what some people might think, I really don't believe there is a hunger out there in gun magazine land to have articles written by people with a good head on their shoulders that takes a major advertiser to task for making nonsensical claims about a weird gun.
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