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ClydeFrog · February 15, 2013, 04:51 PM

That's a valid point about the Taurus Judge models. Their QC is iffy sometimes. I owned a NIB model Protector Ti .357 snub in 2004. It worked okay but the overall fit & quality were lacking.
I did hear + reports about some big Judge revolvers.
The Ruger AK snubs in .454 or .44magnum are robust & hold up too. They also had Crimsontrace laser-aiming grips(red dot).

To tote a full size auto pistol & a subcompact 2nd pistol of the same format makes sense. You can use the extended or full size magazines in either pistol & you can conceal the compact sidearm.

Clyde

February 15, 2013, 04:51 PM	#31
ClydeFrog Senior Member Join Date: May 1, 2010 Posts: 4,007	Valid point... That's a valid point about the Taurus Judge models. Their QC is iffy sometimes. I owned a NIB model Protector Ti .357 snub in 2004. It worked okay but the overall fit & quality were lacking. I did hear + reports about some big Judge revolvers. The Ruger AK snubs in .454 or .44magnum are robust & hold up too. They also had Crimsontrace laser-aiming grips(red dot). To tote a full size auto pistol & a subcompact 2nd pistol of the same format makes sense. You can use the extended or full size magazines in either pistol & you can conceal the compact sidearm. Clyde __________________ Speed's fine, but accuracy's final.