.410 is pretty useless past 'gun-in-face' range.
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If you really want a .410 in a lightweight package with a short barrel, sure.
I don't know why you would want one, except for the novelty factor (or snakes maybe).
I don't know why you would want one, except for the novelty factor (or snakes maybe).
1) Novelty factor, poss. snakes (mostly if I go walking around eastern WA) and range fun.
2) Self-defense that isn't too heavy and doesn't have a lot of penetrative power.
I don't know, those shots looked satisfactory to me from that vid. I'm not expecting a tight pattern from a shotgun pistol. I already have a 9mm semi and .45 semi, as well as a .45 revolver and a couple .38 revolvers.
2) Self-defense that isn't too heavy and doesn't have a lot of penetrative power.
I don't know, those shots looked satisfactory to me from that vid. I'm not expecting a tight pattern from a shotgun pistol. I already have a 9mm semi and .45 semi, as well as a .45 revolver and a couple .38 revolvers.
I wouldn't buy a polymer framed revolver, or aluminium, but thats me.
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I thought "that can't be right, it's a revolver!ROGUEDD wrote:
.410 is pretty useless past 'gun-in-face' range.[/url]
then I read:
Oh. Right.UN13 wrote:
shotgun pistol
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Warranty's supposed to be pretty good, so w/e. I'm not sold yet, but it looks fun.Dilbert_X wrote:
I wouldn't buy a polymer framed revolver, or aluminium, but thats me.
I'm not so interested in the warranty as not having my face blown off.
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Using it with .45 LC wouldn't be too bad for self-defense, but .410 should be relegated to snake slaying.
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At pistol defensive ranges, I'm not sure I understand the usefulness of a .410 shotgun round.
If the ATF would allow a 12 gauge pistol, sure... but that's a no-no here in the US.
If the ATF would allow a 12 gauge pistol, sure... but that's a no-no here in the US.
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NFA items...kind of an exception, with a lot of paperwork to go with it.west-phoenix-az wrote:
Not that much paperwork for an AOW.RAIMIUS wrote:
NFA items...kind of an exception, with a lot of paperwork to go with it.west-phoenix-az wrote:
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What, are you saying it's going to decay in a week and mysteriously go grenade in my face? The polymer parts won't rust, dent and will keep the gun light enough to carry around more often.Dilbert_X wrote:
I'm not so interested in the warranty as not having my face blown off.
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His hands must have felt like shit after that.
unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I wouldn't mind a .410, so I'm thinking about grabbing this. Thoughts, anyone?
PUBLIC DEFENDER POLYMER .410 GA. 2.5" / .45 LC REVOLVER
I know right off it's going to have a bit of a kick because of its low weight, but that's never bothered me before.
Brother had the original. Saw it in the movie 3 kings...
I believe the company that made them are out of business now. Fun gun.
It patterned very wide and I'd probably only use it as a "sitting in my car & someone runs up to the window". Other than that, I'd load it with 45 long.
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I wouldn't trust a plastic part as a pressure bearing component - which a revolver frame is.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
What, are you saying it's going to decay in a week and mysteriously go grenade in my face? The polymer parts won't rust, dent and will keep the gun light enough to carry around more often.Dilbert_X wrote:
I'm not so interested in the warranty as not having my face blown off.
Why? Glocks are a doddle to shoot.His hands must have felt like shit after that.
I doubt thats a wise choice for a self-defense cartridge.13rin wrote:
Other than that, I'd load it with 45 long.
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1) From what I've seen, polymer guns are usually formed around a steel skeleton, so the "pressure-bearing components" should still be steel-to-steel. Still, I look over weapons before I purchase them. There's generally been positive feedback on the Judges despite criticism of the .410.
2) Still, a thousand rounds...yeesh.
3) You could always mix and match what you load it with, though I'm more interested in the .410's.
2) Still, a thousand rounds...yeesh.
3) You could always mix and match what you load it with, though I'm more interested in the .410's.
A sub frame would make sense, so really its not 'polymer framed'.
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As far as compact revolvers go, I'd opt for this:
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That looks painful to shoot.
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Meh... I think the .45 Colt has been tried and a true round... But really I think the Winchester's PDX1 would be the best bet.
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Meh... I think the .45 Colt has been tried and a true round... But really I think the Winchester's PDX1 would be the best bet.
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Could shoot 38 special out of it.
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I'm thinking about buying this tomorrow, I've been planning to for a while. I've done some skeet shooting with it, because my friends owns one. He says it's great and he hasn't had any problems with it, and I really enjoyed using it. Shells eject underneath by the way.
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So to all you pros out there, do you think this is a good deal and/or a good weapon?
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So to all you pros out there, do you think this is a good deal and/or a good weapon?
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I'm a big fan of small hammerless revolvers and have a couple .38's in that form. Still, all-metal can get heavy after awhile.ROGUEDD wrote:
As far as compact revolvers go, I'd opt for this:
The barrel is short for skeet shooting, and the sights are overkill, but it will still work OK.-Sh1fty- wrote:
I'm thinking about buying this tomorrow, I've been planning to for a while. I've done some skeet shooting with it, because my friends owns one. He says it's great and he hasn't had any problems with it, and I really enjoyed using it. Shells eject underneath by the way.
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So to all you pros out there, do you think this is a good deal and/or a good weapon?
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Shells eject underneath by the way.