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[BF4L]

Love that Judge. .410 shotgun shells are awesome.
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Had a guy in my club bring one and had the chance to shoot it. Was a lot of fun.

 

[OnlyCrimson]

When I first got it I bought several different shells to try out. I was shooting for a while in my back yard and my neighbor (city guy that moved to the country) came over. He didn't know it was 410 pistol, I put some 7 1/2 shells in it and he hand threw some clay pigeons for me. I hit 4 out 5 and he couldn't believe I hit them. I never told him it was a 410 and he told the entire neighborhood that I was a modern day Buffalo Bill. I laughed until it hurt when I first heard this.

 

[AHFox]

this is one I am searching for


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Ithica auto burglar

Be willing to pay $5000.00 plus. I've had one in my hands and the gun brought over $10,000 at Julia's auction a few years ago.

 

[grayghost668]

Be willing to pay $5000.00 plus. I've had one in my hands and the gun brought over $10,000 at Julia's auction a few years ago.

damn I would have to think about that

 

[JuiceTheGator]

Here's my FB Radom. I have gotten 3 appraisals...one for $650, another for $1k and another for $3,200. Crazy. After I get its origin and value nailed down a bit more, Imma' gonna sell it and buy one of those KelTec Sub 2000 and put the rest toward my MFing taxes.

radom Photos by juiceclark | Photobucket

 

[JuiceTheGator]

I don't have pics but these stock pics will have to do for now. I have one of these .32 Baretta. I must've put 2000+ rounds through this as a kid...used to carry it around my daily romps through the woods and lakefront. It jams about every dozen shots or so and always has. Very accurate though.

 

[757Hokie83]

 

[JuiceTheGator]

I have one of these SW 9mm in stainless that I bought to take on the boat for overnight junkets. There's a lotta crime around boats but there's a whole lotta saltwater too. I've shot it a lot without a single misfire. The action is pretty good...not too springy.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

This is the collector gun I traded for that FB Radom. It's a gold plated .22lr. A client gave me this for doubling his account after the 08 correction - but I don't really see the value of shit like this. There were a ton of these made and they only sell for maybe $500.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

Feeling lucky punk

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ha! I had one of these. It took a little ego tampering to realize it was way too big for my hand.

 

[BF4L]

ha! I had one of these. It took a little ego tampering to realize it was way too big for my hand.

Best target gun made IMO.

I load it low with .38 Special and it is a plate killer. I shoot 2 times a week in plate shoots. This thing is deadly accurate

 

[JuiceTheGator]

^ How tall are you? I'm 5'10" and it felt really wrong in my hand. I couldn't squeeze the trigger without disturbing my aim!

 

[BF4L]

5 10 as well. I do have big paws though. I target shoot with it in single action too.

 

[tideguy]

Love that Judge. .410 shotgun shells are awesome.
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Had a guy in my club bring one and had the chance to shoot it. Was a lot of fun.

I bought the 4510 poly public defender back when it cam out...its a scary looking weapon!! ill upload a pic when i get home

 

[MISKO]

colt 38 auto in my collection

 

[BF4L]

My 1911

 

[JuiceTheGator]

The gun I used all through childhood - my granddad's Remington Sweet Sixteen gauge. We did a lot of duckhunting...but I used slugs for deer season until I got a 30.06.

It has this same pheasant scratching...lol

 

[JuiceTheGator]

Goose gun. Remington 12 gauge 3 inch with a full choke. It will reach what you thought impossible...especially back when we used lead shot. I first used this gun when I was barely as long as it! This and the Sweet Sixteen are 1950s vintage I believe. It has room for 5 3 inch rounds but Johnny Law demands you put a plug in there so it will only hold 3.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

To learn to shoot (ducks), I was given the same gun that my Dad used to learn; an H & R .410 single shot. You start kids with one shot so they learn to make a shot count rather than thinking they'll throw 3 shots at a bird. When steel shot came along it really didn't have the power to knock down a duck. But I shot quite a few before then.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

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