Taurus Judge .410 PDX1 Home Defense Winchester vs drywall penetration test

Published on February 27, 2013
Duration: 2:53

This video from Buckeye Ballistics tests the drywall penetration of a Taurus Judge revolver chambered in .410 bore, using Winchester 2.5-inch PDX1 ammunition. The test involved shooting through multiple sheets of 5/8-inch drywall from approximately five yards to assess projectile performance and penetration depth.

Quick Summary

Buckeye Ballistics tested a Taurus Judge with .410 bore using Winchester 2.5-inch PDX1 ammunition against 5/8-inch drywall from five yards. The projectiles penetrated four sheets, with some BBs recovered and slugs losing energy by the fifth sheet.

Chapters

  1. 00:02Introduction: Taurus Judge & Ammo
  2. 00:13Ammunition Details: PDX1
  3. 00:19Test Setup: Drywall Penetration
  4. 00:47First Shot Firing
  5. 00:53Analysis of First Shot
  6. 01:15Second Shot Firing
  7. 01:30Confirmation of Second Shot Impact
  8. 01:38Counting Penetrated Discs
  9. 01:44Observed Penetration Depth
  10. 02:02Projectile Recovery (BBs)
  11. 02:23Analysis of Large Hole
  12. 02:37Summary of Penetration Results

Frequently Asked Questions

What ammunition was used in the Taurus Judge drywall penetration test?

The test utilized Winchester 2.5-inch PDX1 ammunition. This specific load contains three plated defense discs and approximately 12 BBs, designed for defensive handgun applications.

What were the specifications of the Taurus Judge used in the test?

The Taurus Judge firearm featured a 2.5-inch chamber and a 3-inch barrel. This configuration is common for .410 revolvers intended for self-defense or close-quarters use.

How many sheets of drywall did the projectiles penetrate?

In one instance, the projectiles successfully penetrated four sheets of 5/8-inch drywall. Minor indentations were observed on the fifth sheet, indicating the projectiles were losing energy.

What was the distance of the drywall penetration test?

The drywall penetration test was conducted from approximately five yards. This distance is often considered relevant for typical home defense engagement scenarios.

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