[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Tacticool Judge... :-I (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 8/31/2010 8:56:02 AM EDT
  Now you can turn the Taurus Judge into a tactical firearm. The addition of a new Picatinny rail allows you to mount a favorite light, laser or other accessory to this award-winning wheel gun. In addition, this model also features a ported barrel to reduce felt recoil. This is one Judge you don't want to mess with. |
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http://www.taurususa.com/images/imagesMain/4510TKR-3SSR_1.jpg Now you can turn the Taurus Judge into a tactical firearm. The additionof a new Picatinny rail allows you to mount a favorite light, laser orother accessory to this award-winning wheel gun. In addition, thismodel also features a ported barrel to reduce felt recoil. This is oneJudge you don't want to mess with. you think that's bad,wait till the circuit judge comes out, saw it at SHOT last year 16" carbine 
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and you openly admit it on ARFCOM? fo' shame...Quoted:
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Of course I can admit it! The rail is stupid but I wanted the ported bbl 
It will be in my pack with me this fall while bowhunting....damn wild dogs are everywhere around here. |
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http://www.taurususa.com/images/imagesMain/4510TKR-3SSR_1.jpg Now you can turn the Taurus Judge into a tactical firearm. The additionof a new Picatinny rail allows you to mount a favorite light, laser orother accessory to this award-winning wheel gun. In addition, thismodel also features a ported barrel to reduce felt recoil. This is oneJudge you don't want to mess with. you think that's bad,wait till the circuit judge comes out, saw it at SHOT last year 16" carbine The funshop I work for has a lot of those pre-sold....I have been really surprised by the interest. People will buy anything
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and you openly admit it on ARFCOM? fo' shame...Quoted:
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You lieI got one of those
Of course I can admit it! The rail is stupid but I wanted the ported bbl
It will be in my pack with me this fall while bowhunting....damn wild dogs are everywhere around here. Pics or it didnt happen. 
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and you openly admit it on ARFCOM? fo' shame...Quoted:
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You lieI got one of those
Of course I can admit it! The rail is stupid but I wanted the ported bbl
It will be in my pack with me this fall while bowhunting....damn wild dogs are everywhere around here. Pics or it didnt happen. Damn it! I will have to remember to shoot a pic tonight when I get home 
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Quoted: you think that's bad,wait till the circuit judge comes out, saw it at SHOT last year 16" carbine Shit, I'm liking that carbine, I want one with plastic furniture though. Talk about a handy closet vermin gun, it would be the cats ass, 45-70 for big critters, .410 for snakes, tree rats etc. |
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Hmm, not a bad idea if you're keeping it as a home defense weapon. Stick a Streamlight TLR-1 on it and call it good. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, The Judge is the litmus test for people who know nothing about firearms. If you choose a Judge for home defense you are pretty much a sucker who bought into some hype. |
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http://www.taurususa.com/images/imagesMain/4510TKR-3SSR_1.jpg Now you can turn the Taurus Judge into a tactical firearm. The additionof a new Picatinny rail allows you to mount a favorite light, laser orother accessory to this award-winning wheel gun. In addition, thismodel also features a ported barrel to reduce felt recoil. This is oneJudge you don't want to mess with. you think that's bad,wait till the circuit judge comes out, saw it at SHOT last year 16" carbine I held one at my uncle's shop, neat thing, not something I would buy. The tactical railed judge? I have seen two, both had crooked rails. |
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Add a flashlight, and it would be the ultimate snake/tarantula killer! Hell yes! I blew a snake away with mine the other day. Damn thing was laying under the boat at the pond and he didn't make it back to the water  I think, and Arfcom would have to admit, that if you picked the best gun for each caliber, when you get to the .410, the Tarus Judge would have to be the only choice. Throw it in a tackle box, and you're good to go. |
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Quoted: Quoted: They'll put a rail on anything these days, won't they? They even make rails for rails! If you put a rail on a rail, think of all the crazy stuff you could hang off that gun. I'm quite disappointed there is no rail on top for an ACOG, or a 3-9x that would make the judge a viable weapon at 3 miles. |
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Add a flashlight, and it would be the ultimate snake/tarantula killer! Hell yes! I blew a snake away with mine the other day. Damn thing was laying under the boat at the pond and he didn't make it back to the water I think, and Arfcom would have to admit, that if you picked the best gun for each caliber, when you get to the .410, the Tarus Judge would have to be the only choice. Throw it in a tackle box, and you're good to go. Nope. Best .410 is this guy: 
Mossberg 410 Home Defender 
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you think that's bad,wait till the circuit judge comes out, saw it at SHOT last year 16" carbine Shit, I'm liking that carbine, I want one with plastic furniture though. Talk about a handy closet vermin gun, it would be the cats ass, 45-70 for big critters, .410 for snakes, tree rats etc. only problem is is taurus's quality control has really gone down hill as of late, they used to be a good buy for the money, but they use so much MIM in everything, parts breakage is way to common nowadays. and the gun i saw at shot was just very ugly, not my thing. |
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Add a flashlight, and it would be the ultimate snake/tarantula killer! Hell yes! I blew a snake away with mine the other day. Damn thing was laying under the boat at the pond and he didn't make it back to the water I think, and Arfcom would have to admit, that if you picked the best gun for each caliber, when you get to the .410, the Tarus Judge would have to be the only choice. Throw it in a tackle box, and you're good to go. Nope. Best .410 is this guy: http://www.americanfirearms.net/images/firearms_mossberg_shotgun.jpg Mossberg 410 Home Defender Probably cost the same as an 870 too. 
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Quoted: Quoted: When I clicked on the thread title, I said "Dear God, please let them not have put a rail on that thing." Wait till they put a CAR stock and a railed forearm on the Circuit Judge  (tiptoes out to the machine shop and fires up the CAD/CAM) http://www.rossiusa.com/2010newcatalog/images/05_3.jpg Wow, that gun looks like something in a post apocalyptic movie. I like it  |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: When I clicked on the thread title, I said "Dear God, please let them not have put a rail on that thing." Wait till they put a CAR stock and a railed forearm on the Circuit Judge (tiptoes out to the machine shop and fires up the CAD/CAM) http://www.rossiusa.com/2010newcatalog/images/05_3.jpg Wow, that gun looks like something in a post apocalyptic movie. I like it it does, the fallout fan in me really wants one. |
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You need Tactical Judge shells to go with a Tactical Judge.... That's my favorite load! |
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Add a flashlight, and it would be the ultimate snake/tarantula killer! Hell yes! I blew a snake away with mine the other day. Damn thing was laying under the boat at the pond and he didn't make it back to the water I think, and Arfcom would have to admit, that if you picked the best gun for each caliber, when you get to the .410, the Tarus Judge would have to be the only choice. Throw it in a tackle box, and you're good to go. Nope. Best .410 is this guy: http://www.americanfirearms.net/images/firearms_mossberg_shotgun.jpg Mossberg 410 Home Defender Probably cost the same as an 870 too. Nah, they're cheap. $250-300 or something like that. My local store had one so I asked to check it out just for curiosity's sake. It's got the construction quality of a toy. All the plastic parts are hollow injection-molded, the foreend is wobbly as all get out and the mag tube is nearly paper thin. It's the kind of thing that might be a good idea for old people or very young children to use, but honestly, a 9mm carbine would be a better choice. They're really crappy guns. Mossberg makes great products, don't get me wrong, but that thing is a toy-quality firearm. The GSG guns have better construction. |