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Handguns<\/a> are reactive instruments. They are carried on the person to answer a threat. They may be kept at home ready to address a threat in the home. If we have warning, then we are most often better advised to deploy a rifle or shotgun. Therefore, the handgun is rightly labeled as a weapon of opportunity. While handguns are not the most powerful firearms, they are the ones we are most likely to have on hand when a firearm<\/a> is needed to save our life. <\/p>\n

The Judge<\/h2>\n

I have spent several months evaluating the Taurus<\/a> Judge and have formed a favorable opinion of the revolver for specialized use. The Judge<\/a> is a five-shot revolver that chambers both the .410 bore<\/a> shotgun shell or a .45 Colt<\/a> cartridge. This means real versatility. By the same token, the design limits the accuracy and range of the revolver<\/a>. As a pure, short-range home defender, the Taurus Judge has merit.<\/p>\n

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