TAURUS JUDGE Handguns Revolver

General Manufacturer Product Information

The Taurus International Judge is a unique double-action revolver that is capable of chambering both .410 bore shotgun shells and .45 Long Colt cartridges. It’s well-known for its versatility and power, offering the ability to shoot both powerful handgun rounds and shotgun shells, making it suitable for a variety of uses, including self-defense and even small-game hunting.

Here are some key features of the Taurus International Judge:

Caliber: .410 GA and .45 Long Colt

.410 GA: A small shotgun shell, available in both birdshot and buckshot configurations, ideal for close-range defense.
.45 Long Colt: A large caliber revolver cartridge that offers significant stopping power and versatility for personal defense.
Action: Double-action revolver, which allows for faster shooting by pulling the trigger to cycle the hammer. The revolver can also be used in single-action mode, where the hammer is manually cocked before firing.

Barrel Length: The Judge is commonly available in barrel lengths ranging from 2.5 to 6.5 inches. The length you specify will impact the balance and accuracy of the revolver.

Capacity: Typically, the Judge holds 5 rounds, though there are some models with a 6-round capacity.

Frame: The revolver features a stainless steel or blued steel frame, providing durability and resistance to wear and corrosion.

Sights: Most versions of the Judge have fixed sights or adjustable rear sights, depending on the model.

Overall Length: Varies with barrel length, generally around 9 inches for a 3-inch barrel, and can be longer for longer barrels.

Weight: Typically ranges from 29 ounces to 44 ounces, depending on the barrel length and frame material.

Condition:
Very Light Handling Marks: This indicates that the revolver is in excellent condition, with only minimal cosmetic imperfections. These marks are typically superficial and do not affect the firearm’s functionality.
No Box: The revolver does not come with the original packaging, but this usually doesn’t affect the revolver’s performance.