Dueeast
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Anybody have 1st hand experience with one of these guns? Pros and cons please, but no speculation.
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BarbC
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Markcuda
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They also make a 3 inch chamberd Judge.
I wonder if a 1/2 inch would be any better?
Andy Griffith
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I own a couple.
They work great for shooting field rats off the tractor!
They will not pattern like a regular .410 shotgun because they have to be rifled...which spreads the pattern faster than usual- great at close range, which they are designed for.
A bit ammunition sensitive- but all .45 Colt handguns that "happen" to take a .410 hull can be. Stick with Winchester, Remington or Federal and you have no problems.
The advantage about getting a 3" version is if you already have something that takes 3" shells only. The disadvantage is you can't get a lightweight with a 3" chamber.
They work great for shooting field rats off the tractor!
They will not pattern like a regular .410 shotgun because they have to be rifled...which spreads the pattern faster than usual- great at close range, which they are designed for.
A bit ammunition sensitive- but all .45 Colt handguns that "happen" to take a .410 hull can be. Stick with Winchester, Remington or Federal and you have no problems.
The advantage about getting a 3" version is if you already have something that takes 3" shells only. The disadvantage is you can't get a lightweight with a 3" chamber.
sipowicz
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I own a couple.
They work great for shooting field rats off the tractor!
Why are there rats on your tractor and if you shoot at them, aren't you afraid of damaging it?
Andy Griffith
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sourdough44
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They do nothing for me but I see some guy's excited about them. A relative recently won one at a banquet. I may buy him a little 45 ammo for testing. I was thinking some mild 'cowboy action' stuff. Since he only paid about $90 or less in tickets he's happy about the deal.
