I spoke to the guys at XS Sights the other day and asked them when I might be able to get my hands on some Big Dots for the Judge. I think that would make that gun go to another level. The .410′s are making a strong play right now in the revolver market, and the Taurus Judge seems to lead the way. I have to say that the thought of carrying the Judge makes me think I might have to get one sooner than later.
We want to start offering a package called the Chief Justice, that would include grips that look like they belong instead of the cheap looking rubber grips that come standard. It would hopefully include the Big Dots, and a trigger job.
So here is the deal, we are offering a free trigger job to the first person that is willing to send us their Judge. This includes adjusting springs, and polishing all the internal works. We will supply the parts and labor. You supply the shipping. What we need you guys to start doing is heckling XS to make the sights. With enough pressure they just may get moving on it. When you write or call, tell them MCC asked you to do it.
We also want to know what you guys are putting on for grips, and what holsters you are using. So if you have a comment, we want to hear it.
If you are the one with the Judge who wants the free trigger job email us.
UPDATE: Congratulations to F. Gonzalez. He is the recipient of the free Taurus trigger job. Keep looking for more opportunities for free work as it comes available.
Taurus's Judge
Taurus has been getting some publicity over their Judge revolver. It is a light weight revolver that shoots either 45 Long Colt or .410 shotgun shells. Their website says it is so named because many judges are carrying this weapon in their courtrooms.
This is just one of the latest entries into the 45 LC/.410 field. Many be wondering whether or not they would be good for self-defense. The first thing to remember is that any gun is better than nothing, and have no doubt, a 45 Long Colt is serious enough to handle any task you will face. But is a .410 capable?
Well this week a man in Nashville, TN used a .410 handgun, brand not specified, to save his life when two thieves armed with handguns approached in his driveway. One was injured and later captured, and the other won’t be robbing anyone else. Beyond self-defense, it is a adequate trail gun to dispose of snakes and other critters that you might run across hiking or fishing.
For the full story, click here.
Taurus's Judge
Taurus has been getting some publicity over their Judge revolver. It is a light weight revolver that shoots either 45 Long Colt or .410 shotgun shells. Their website says it is so named because many judges are carrying this weapon in their courtrooms.
This is just one of the latest entries into the 45 LC/.410 field. Many be wondering whether or not they would be good for self-defense. The first thing to remember is that any gun is better than nothing, and have no doubt, a 45 Long Colt is serious enough to handle any task you will face. But is a .410 capable?
Well this week a man in Nashville, TN used a .410 handgun, brand not specified, to save his life when two thieves armed with handguns approached in his driveway. One was injured and later captured, and the other won’t be robbing anyone else. Beyond self-defense, it is a adequate trail gun to dispose of snakes and other critters that you might run across hiking or fishing.
For the full story, click here.
