nope, Glock for daily carry. It hasn't FTF yet. very reliable and i trust it without a doubt.

 

That would be my scare that it would not fail to fire if I accidentally bumped it with the safety off.
When I carry, I keep one in the chamber but safety on and still a little nervous about it going off, but is a risk I'm willing to assume.

 

+1.......

 

carrying with a round in the chamber is a must. under a stressful situation you need every second available and racking the slide will take time and allow the bad guy a chance to shoot you. also, if you are in a fight and only have one hand available, how are you going to rack it.

i carry with one in the pipe and Glocks have no external safety. i keep my pistol in its holster unless I'm at the range or cleaning it. i have no worries about having an AD.

When pocket carrying my KelTec, i also keep one in the pipe but the trigger pull is enormous. it has no safeties at all.

 

Bought one a few weeks ago for a vacation condo on the beach...Wanted the SS and was looking for something that is more compact than a shotgun, but did not want a pistol round that would over penetrate into another unit.

Tried a few different loads: #6, #4, and some triple ought buck [000]. Settled on the 4 shot, but kept some of the 000 buck [3 pellets in the .410]: at close range, it is bad news to the bad guy.

Been thinking about trying it on some thrown targets....that would be tough I think, but might be fun.

Woof
Bowser

 

i am by hobby airport, i have been there since 1988 and in the last year crime has gotten worse. i want it for when i am there alone at night or on the weekends.

 

I am more worried about getting that darn combination trigger lock undone.





J/K

Honestly I hadn't thought about one handed operation, I just wanted the time!

 

Some of the gun grabbers want this type of stuff.

 

Yea I know.

 

good article about the Judge.. http://www.gunblast.com/Taurus-Judge.htm

if that's what a dose of #4 does to a cured ham.. wellll