Posted on 02/27/2016 7:06:05 PM PST by marktwain
Judge also shoots .45 Long Colt, so it’s a fun little wheel gun.
Hmmm, this could be a way to get around the “can’t ask if they’ve ever been convicted” employment lawsuit.
Why nought Colt 45’s?
A place to shop with confidence.
I would prefer a high-cap semi auto over a Judge, but I like the concept.
The unusual thing about it is the
guy’s business is a dance studio.
When I hired people I did not require them to carry, but I encouraged them to carry. My wife, and I always carried.
Because wheel guns go bang every time.
Illegal in California.
I moved.
“With the presentation of their license, they all got a 410 Judge Pistol.”
Just WOW!
You can shoot .45 Colts.
The difference is about the same as a .244 Remington and a 6mm Remington. None at all.
The .45 LONG Colt was kind of nicknamed LONG only to differentiate the .45 Colt from the .45 Schofield round.
The .45 Schofield became the standard cartridge of the U.S. army in the 1870’s because it could be fired in both the Colt Peacemaker and the S&W Schofield. The .45 “Long” Colt could be fired only in the Peacemaker.
Kind of like using either .38 & .357 mag in a .357 Python, but remembering NOT to shoot the .357 in your .38 Special.
He’ll probably get sued for his generous offer, because some guy ignored a PFA and beat-up his wife, and can’t get a CCW/CHL.
The gun or the permit?
The gun or the permit?
Not the gun I’d choose for EDC but I do admire the philosophy.
The Taurus Judge is forbidden to be owned in California.
Their loss.
Makes a good ‘snake gun’ if you’re out hiking in western parks.
“I would prefer a high-cap semi auto over a Judge, but I like the concept.”
One of his employees was shown with a Glock 19.
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