Taurus Judge 3 in 410/45 Long Colt .410/.45 Colt Stainless Silver Revolver

A: Gary the difference is the above model has a 2.5" Chamber and weighs 34.2 oz unloaded and the 4510TKR-3MAG has a 3" Magnum chamber and weighs 36.8 oz unloaded.

A: Albert, this Pistols frame is "Matte Stainless Steel" (stronger than most Alloys).

A: Albert, this Pistols frame is "Matte Stainless Steel" (stronger than most Alloys).

A: "Matte Stainless Steel" it will last you a lifetime with proper care

A: Steven, chamber size and weight are toe sole differences Sir. The above has a 2.5" Chamber and 3" Barrel and the 2441039MAG has a 3" Barrel and 3" Chamber hence the "Magnum" designation. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Steven, the one showing has a 2.5" chamber and weights 29 oz, the other one (model 2441039MAG) has a 3" chamber and weighs 37oz. Other than that, they are the same. Have a great day!

A: Paul, no Sir, it is not on the CA DOJ Handgun Roster : https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/search?make=150995

A: Paul, no, this is not on the CA DOJ roster of approved handguns.

A: Hi Philip and welcome. Yes, this is a standard pressure load. the Taurus Judge is designed to handle standard-pressure .45 Colt and .410 shotshells, but it's not built to withstand the higher pressures of +P ammunition. While the Judge is not +P rated, there are manufacturers, like Buffalo Bore, that produce standard-pressure .45 Colt loads that are fairly stout. Cheers and stay safe!