Posted on 07/30/2015 10:06:32 PM PDT by rikkir
One less burden on the welfare/prison system.
Tarus manufactures "The Judge", which is a revolver with a rifled barrel and a long cylinder which can hold 3" 410 shot shells. The cylinder can also fire .45 Long Colt cartridges.
There is a similar hand gun manufactured in the US, I think it's made by Smith & Weston.
BATFE regs require such guns to have rifled barrels. 410 shells are available with bird shot, buck shot, and rifled slugs, as well as a special load with buck shot and several flat disks.
Regards,
GtG
PS These hand guns are not considered "short barreled" shotguns by the ATF. The dreaded "SB" shotguns aka "sawed off shotguns" fall under ATF regulations as Class III weapons and require you to file an ATF Form 4 and pay a $200 excise tax, failure to do that is a Federal Felony and carries a stiff fine and a long stay at the crowbar motel.
Fishy-sounding story. Seems especially odd that a law enforcement officer would refer to the act of shooting oneself in the head as a “game” that people shouldn’t play.
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