A non-rifled barrel on a Judge could be fun, but then it'd have to be an AOW and would probably make the gun pretty useless.
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A non-rifled barrel on a Judge could be fun, but then it'd have to be an AOW and would probably make the gun pretty useless.
"There are no finger prints under water."
pussy....why would you hunt with that a bird shot? I went hunting with my 9mm before.
yes I was thinking 45
joe
Maybe because he's hunting birds?Originally Posted by Boostedxt
Maybe because he's hunting birds?
real men only need one bullet not a bunch of pellets. Someday you will learn...n00b
joe
Heh. All head shots too right?
"There are no finger prints under water."
and to think that a couple years ago, there were members of this board that thought it insane to hunt with a Saiga-12...
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ, we are the III%, CIP2, and some other catchphrase meant to aggravate progreSSives who are hell bent on taking rights away...
So disregarding the witty banter back and forth between some spirited members, nobody has answered the question. Could one hypothetically hunt with The Judge!?!
I'll answer. Yes, if you got close enough... Is it legal? Beats me, why would you want to hunt with a Judge? Just get a shotty and don't worry about what you "could" do.
Sorry Hawk, I'm not familiar with the hunting laws. I'm sure someone on here has a link for the DOW regulations though.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Stu... no worries man!
I don't EVER plan on hunting with The Judge! It was just a "what if" conversation over a game of cards on Christmas. Personally, I think the judge should never leave the house (Too Ugly).
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