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Miscellaneous => Other Guns => Topic started by: yankee2500 on November 05, 2010, 05:17:51 PM
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Taurus / Rossi Circuit Judge
The November issue of Shooting Illustrated published a letter from a reader who suggested Taurus make a carbine version of their Judge revolver and name it the "Supreme Court Judge". Gary from Oklahoma has had his wish come true. The new Taurus Circuit Judge is a revolver carbine that can chamber .410 shotshells (2.5" and 3") and .45 Long Colt.
(http://i413.photobucket.com/albums/pp216/yankee2500/img_1151-tfb-tm.jpg)
The design is very similar to the Russian KBP MTs 225 revolver shotgun. The Circuit has a very attractive Monte Carlo stock (I guess a synthetic stock will be introduced at a later date). A cylinder guard on the left side of the gun prevents gas and flames from scorching your arm.
Specifications
Caliber .45 Long Colt, .410 2.5" and 3" shells
Capacity 5 rounds
Action SA/DA
Finish Wood / Blue
Barrel 18.5"
Overall Length 38"
Weight 4.75 lbs
Front Sight Fiber optics
Rear Sight Fiber optic
MSRP (Price) Not yet announced.
The Circut Judge will be avalible with either a rifled barrel or a smoothbore barrel. The smoothbore version will only be able to fire .410 rounds.
John
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I've seen this, but just don't like a cylinder in a rifle; just me! ;)
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It's a different approach for sure.
John
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Exactly; although I'm sure it will get some sales.
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I was on another forum and there was more than one guy who wanted to get one. It would seem that some who own a Judge in 45/410 may like the common ammo aspect of it.
John
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I think they will get some sales, as said, but don't know if it will be popular. ;)
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I think it's safe to say it won't sell like the Ruger LCP did. ;D ;D
John
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You nailed it; however I'll keep it open, though. It just doesn't have that instant want, so to speak. ;)
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I've seen this, but just don't like a cylinder in a rifle; just me! ;)
I'm with you on this.
I once had a 44 mag revolver rifle. The blast from cyl went straight to your face.
No fun at all! Got rid of it even though it looked cool.
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I thought the same thing about the cylinder to close to the face; not good.
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Some things were never meant to be, this could be one.
John
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I'll second that one as well! :)