Taurus Judge Public Defender Poly (2-441021FDE) | Gun Review 

The absolute best rounds for this and the full size are the Lehigh Defense Maximum Expansion. There is a video on here showing why it is the best round.

Great review! As a side note, your voice reminds me of “The Review Spot”.

Perfect gun for home defense with 410 rounds

Great review, absolutely solid.

I like the way you explain the different ammo you can use,you provide the info needed for making buying decisions

I have this in OD Green. I like the FDE too. I have only shot 45LC cowboy loads so far. Just finally got PDX in stock so I'll try that next. I also plan to carry this when deer hunting. Can't count how many times I've been in my stand and had a squirrel chattering at me. Won't be going home empty handed if I don't get a deer.

Available for well under $400 when you time it right.

Cool video looks likes fun gun to shoot

I have the judge I like it

Just got this in Stainless steel. Moded it to shoot 45 acp like the governor Love it smaller than my governor

Love the look of this particular revolver and I think it serves a purpose with defensive rounds, like you mentioned. Seriously contemplating purchasing this model, but some other reviewers were having cylinder jamming issues, but perhaps they were using inferior rounds? Any issues to report regarding cylinder sticking? Thanks!

.410 birdshot haters when they get 300 small lead pellets in their eyes 5 times in 2 seconds:

Bi just got one

Please stop spreading the myth that you don't need to aim with a shotgun. With a typical 18.5" barreled shotgun, you definitely need to aim unless you are using a rifled choke or a rifled barrel that creates a donut pattern of shot. At home defense distances, typical 00 buckshot will generally make a fist size pattern which is just a few inches. So it's quite easy to miss. The only exception other than the ones I mentioned is if you use something like Aguila buckshot minishells. Those give about a 6 to 7" spread at 7 yards. That being said, you are halfway correct in that the Judge does have a fairly wide spread when using buckshot. However there is a lot of difference in spread between Federal "handgun" 000 buckshot, or Hornady Triple Threat compared to regular .410 000 buckshot shells. I tried some Remington 000 buckshot and the spread was 12" at 10 yards. However Hornady Triple Threat spread was only about 5" at 10 yards from my Judge. So depending on what ammo you use you may or may not have to aim especially if your target is only presenting a side profile instead of an ideal full frontal torso shot. That being said, buckshot definitely increases hit probability. It just is really frustrating that Federal is not increasing production of it's .410 handgun 000 buckshot. It doesn't make much sense given how much demand there is for that ammo.

Man is ;(

You still have aim