Videos tagged with Taurus Judge Public Defender Polymer

This video reviews several revolvers that, despite their design intent, have garnered reputations for being frustrating to shoot or own. The discussion highlights how buyer expectations often clash with real-world performance, leading to dissatisfaction. Revolvers like the Charter Arms Mag Pug, EAA Windicator, Taurus Judge, and lightweight Smith & Wesson models are examined for issues ranging from inconsistent manufacturing and heavy triggers to sharp recoil and unexpected handling characteristics.

This video reviews the top 15 .410 revolver shotguns for 2025, highlighting their features, capabilities, and price points. It covers a range of firearms from semi-automatic shotguns with AR-style platforms to traditional revolvers and double-barrel shotguns, discussing their suitability for various applications like home defense, hunting, and personal protection. The expert analysis provides insights into the versatility and performance of each model.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of two popular .410 defensive loads, Hornady Critical Defense and Winchester PDX1 Defender, fired from a Taurus Judge revolver. The host, demonstrating significant experience, conducts ballistic gel tests and chronograph readings, offering detailed insights into projectile performance, penetration, and expansion. The analysis suggests both loads are effective for short-range self-defense applications.

This video tests Federal .410 Handgun #4 shot shells in a Taurus Judge Public Defender Polymer. The content aims to evaluate the performance of this specific ammunition in a popular .410 handgun. The creator expresses strong dissatisfaction with the performance, advising against carrying this combination.

This review of the Taurus Judge Public Defender Polymer highlights its lightweight design for concealed carry, contrasting it with heavier Judge models. The reviewer notes its ability to chamber both .45 Colt and .410 shotshells, discusses shooting impressions with various ammunition types, and comments on the surprisingly crisp trigger. Accuracy observations are made, noting a tendency to print high with .45 Colt and slugs, while buckshot hits closer to the point of aim.