We'll do.

I don't care what the Nostalgia Critic says about the Sylvester Stallone Judge Dredd, I love that movie .

Well I finally test fired The Judge and it kicks like a .44 Magnum with the penetration of a .22 shotshell. Then again The Judge with 410 gauge shells is meant to used at point blank range. Now I just need to get a hold of some 45 Long Colts to really see what this weapon can do.

Sounds like you could hit harder with a baseball bat

Well the rounds I used where the target rounds, I imagine the defense rounds will be a bit more nastier, then again this particular weapon is meant for close encounters so long range is out of the question. Still nice to be able to fire a weapon in my backyard and not have to worry about stray bullets .

Foh sho!


And it is a firearm; wouldn't want it pointed at me....

Aw ‘Rocu, you don’t like guns being pointed at you? It’s the best.

I think I found a new way of making coleslaw .

It's so versatile!

Found a new grip for my Judge. The grip I have is okay its just to small for my liking.

That does look more comfortable.

Anyone who says the 410 gauge is wimpy needs to look at the defense rounds...I do NOT want to be on the receiving end of these.

Heh! There are those who say birdshot for the 12 gauge is a whimpload!

Wow, those are some serious holes!

Khajiit wouldn’t want to be hit by either!

Yeah those 410 defense rounds are nasty. Speaking of which I managed to buy some 45 Long Colts so now my Judge has range now if needed.

Sweet!


But how do they perform in a short, non-rifled barrel?

My Judge has rifling in the barrel, my guess they're no different then shooting in a snub nosed pistol. Speaking of which I found out the 45 Long Colt and 45 Colt are basically the same round and both will shoot in my Judge. That makes shopping for ammo easier.

This post has been edited by Dark Reaper: Dec 7 2017, 07:09 PM

Oh. I thought it was non-rifled due to the whole shotgun ammo ability thing. Yes.