[bigrock44]

I have the 3" cylinder Taurus, I honestly love the feel and weight of it. I just don't like the fact that I can't get a holster ( focus, kydex, etc...) to fit the 3" cylinder model.

[tacticalfun]

Originally Posted by jjfuller1

Wait. Hold the phones. A girl with girl hands? I'm astonished. Who woulda thought.

Lololol

[Zombiegirl]

Originally Posted by jjfuller1

Wait. Hold the phones. A girl with girl hands? I'm astonished. Who woulda thought.

If you watched Seinfeld you would know that some women have "man hands". Haha

[glockzombie]

Originally Posted by Zombiegirl

If you watched Seinfeld you would know that some women have "man hands". Haha

Love that show

[BallisticSurgeon]

Originally Posted by glockzombie

Can u tell me what they cost?

It was around $450.

[PanBaccha]

Originally Posted by glockzombie

What are your opinions?

This should say it for me:

YouTube

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[KG7IL]

I would sure be interested in the raging judge. It adds 454 casul to the blend.
http://www.taurususa.com/news-detail.cfm?newsID=37
Not sure it is very high on my list tho'

[alwaysarmed]

Originally Posted by glockzombie

Sweet! Do u have any recommendations on what Judge to get?

Mine is just the 2 1/2 inch modle with three inch barrel...
It realy depends if u want more of everyday carry or accuracy... I tought about getting the 6inch barrel for hunting purpuses but I also wanted a carry weapon too. The public defender would be best for concealed carry use IMO.

[treehugger49]

Originally Posted by bigrock44

I have the 3" cylinder Taurus, I honestly love the feel and weight of it. I just don't like the fact that I can't get a holster ( focus, kydex, etc...) to fit the 3" cylinder model.

Have you taken a look at the Blackhawk! Serpa holster? I have one for my 2 1/2" cylinder Judge and, for my needs, it works very well. They also come in the 3" cylinder models.

http://www.blackhawk.com/product/SERPA-CQC-wMatte-Finish,1145,1410.htm

As to the Judge, it certainly is a niche product and a compromise platform. I consider mine to be a "beater" tool, not an heirloom weapon, that I use for a snake gun in the boat or on the tractor or trail. I subject mine to sweaty, dusty conditions, and the Serpa® holster works well to prevent inadvertent loss of the weapon in the lake or under the bushhog, and can be easily cleaned afterward. If I'm not shooting shotshells I can step up to the .45 Colt, realizing that in all circumstances this is a short-range weapon. It's not very expensive and I'm not too concerned about using it under austere conditions. For me, it fulfills a need pretty well, and I'm happy with mine.

I have the Ultra-Lite, blued, 3" bbl model, which has been discontinued. Weighs in at 26 oz.