Taurus Judge vs Stuff

Published on May 8, 2014
Duration: 14:41

The Taurus Judge, a 3-inch .410/.45 Colt revolver, demonstrates a wide shot spread with buckshot due to its rifled barrel, making it less effective at distance. However, .45 Colt hollow points show significant penetration and hydrostatic shock, meeting FBI standards. The ATI Scorpion X2 grip effectively mitigates recoil from heavier loads.

Quick Summary

The Taurus Judge's rifled barrel causes a wide spread with .410 buckshot, limiting its effective range. However, .45 Colt hollow points show excellent penetration, meeting FBI standards, and the ATI Scorpion X2 grip effectively manages recoil.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Taurus Judge .410/.45 Colt Revolver
  2. 00:31Ammunition & ATI Scorpion X2 Grip Test
  3. 01:32Soda Bottle Destruction: Buckshot vs .45 Colt
  4. 02:45Watermelon & Lettuce Ballistic Tests
  5. 05:41Meat Stick Penetration Test: FBI Standards
  6. 08:17Patterning .410 Buckshot at Distance
  7. 10:48Recoil Assessment with ATI X2 Grip
  8. 13:03Cut Shell Experiment: Makeshift Slug

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Taurus Judge perform with .410 buckshot?

The Taurus Judge's rifled barrel causes a wide spread with .410 buckshot, making it effective only at very close ranges. Patterns can spread 18 inches at 7 yards, significantly reducing accuracy at greater distances.

What are the penetration capabilities of the Taurus Judge with .45 Colt?

When using .45 Colt Speer Gold Dot 250 grain hollow points, the Taurus Judge demonstrates significant penetration, reaching approximately 12-14 inches into a meat target and meeting FBI ballistic standards.

Does the ATI Scorpion X2 grip help with recoil on the Taurus Judge?

Yes, the ATI Scorpion X2 grip, equipped with a gel pad, is effective in reducing muzzle flip and hand fatigue when firing heavier .410 loads like buckshot from the Taurus Judge.

What is a 'cut shell' and how does it perform in the Taurus Judge?

A 'cut shell' is a modified .410 shotshell where the plastic casing is scored to break apart, allowing the shot to form a more cohesive column. Fired from the Judge, it impacts with significant force, acting like a makeshift slug.

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