Have you ever patterned it by shooting it at a big piece of butcher paper 30 feet away?
I assume you'd never shoot at something further away. It IS a self defense firearm. You aren't looking to shoot at sumthin' further.
What did the pattern look like? A big ring?
I am curious because I have never done this.
Does the rifling in that pistol length barrel cause the pattern to ring, with few pellet in the center, but plenty in the periphery?
If it does ring like that, is that acceptable?
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Because of the popularity of the Judge and S&W Governor there is a huge selection of different 410 self defense loads. But of course good luck find them right now.
Taurus now has 5 different models of the Judge, and S&W has 3 models of the Governor.
I was wrong Taurus now has 12 different models of the Judge
Paul Harrell has done the hard work for us, in a whole series of videos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDJHS0_l8xY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFxZBGjf1GU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDFhJteaFxM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhBiWvM5nbA
Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQD77feU-rY
TL;DW: The Judge (etc.) sucks at just about everything. Just use a .357.
My Governor did just fine at self defense range with 000 Buck and Hornady Critical Defense. A center mass shot will put the projectiles in separate holes in vital areas. Accuracy with .45ACP or .45 Long Colt is also right where I aim at 5 to 7 yards. I alternate shotshell and .45 Long Colt with the cylinder set for shotshell first.
Shorten the cylinder to .45 Auto Rim or Colt and fit a barrel that goes back to the cylinder face. Presto, a semi-bullpup revolver.
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