The 454 Casull was like a grand finale! 🇺🇲✝️🇺🇲 Isaiah 53:5 5 But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.
That 454 has a lot of energy for dangerous game. Good to have it and not need it. An easy way to see the cylinder rotation is to look at the locking notches. Which ever side the releaf cut is on, points in the direction of rotation.
Wow! The slug looked much easier to control and had acceptable results. There are no degrees of dead, so I would say use the one that you can control easily and put rounds on target.
A 1/4 ounce slug weighs 109 grains. This is why it has less recoil than the 454. It also has less muzzle energy. I would probably hand load 45 Colt using the Ruger and Thompson Center data. 200 grain JHP at 1500fps.
I'd vote for a 460 S&W Judge. Pretty sure it would be close in energy out of 6" barrel. I do like 45-70 though. Would love to get a Ladies Home Companion revolver.
@@scoyounger the 454 casull and 460 s&w operates at the same maximum pressure, making me wonder if it's able to chamber? If so I would think it would be safe to fire, but someone would have to contact Taurus to be sure. I'm guessing that in a short barrel that the increase in powder would be inefficient and there is no benefit for the longer cartridge The 45-70 could fire larger diameter bullets 458/459 and much heavier so penetration would be awesome. (I think)
@@rjoetting7594 I've wondered that too. I'm guessing 460 uses slower burning powder. To get 400fps from a 360gr bullet with the same max pressure. I'm pretty sure Taurus, or anyone that reloads, would say don't try it. Guns chambered in 45LC have a lip that doesn't allow longer stuff, like 454 and 460 to chamber, but my older judge will chamber 454. Maybe I shot out the lip. I don't have any 460 rounds to try in my Raging Judge. I don't think it's worth the risk of a kaboom, but I'd like to see if it fits in the cylinder.
Thank you for the demonstration from the raging judge in the future I'm going to purchase one at least I really have dreams of one at least. Could you have more demonstrations on the raging judge I don't care what it is just more demonstrations on it please thank you once again for demonstrations on it love it love it love it. You have a wonderful wonderful and joined day God bless take care. 🇺🇸😇
Well now this was a interesting video and this video shows just how versatile the 454 casull revolver can be. When it comes to blowing up watermelons velocity always wins.
@@SnipeyMacSniper I remember back in 2010..I bought my first box of SW500,, ...70 bucks forvbox of 20 that was my reality check on not all ammo is cheap 😂😂
That Casull is hot! It would sure put the smack on a deer at crossbow range, further if you can hit with it. The slug is about like a hot 110 grain 357 mag, just not as well constructed of projectile. Still should work on a deer at handgun range.
Yes I used to have a raging Hunter I think it was 454 casull from Taurus and I didn't like the way it snapped so so much but it was a different setup on it it wasn't as heavy as the raging judge is that's that's the difference is the weight on the balance cuz you know why you understand the snap of of the 454 is so much stronger in a lighter setup than it is in a raging judge. That's what I've been trying to get all these years I just haven't had the money and at the right time I was spending on something else when I wanted to read you wasn't available. Conservation judges so much heavier can have it wouldn't be such a snap before I handled 44 Magnums you know that's not the problem and things like that it's not problem right now hunting with a 10 mm I love it I just love it you know I'm taking quite a few deer with the 10 mm and used to hunt with the 45 Long cold but it didn't have very much range on it so I will with the with the 10 mm and I love it to death I just love it. You have a wonderful evening and this is I'm dedicated to you guys you just wonderful I love your show I love watching you.. 💞😇🇺🇸
This is the short barrel. They also have a 6 inch barrel. Wonder what the chronograph difference is between the different barrel length. Awesome video as always. Keep up the good work.
Pure awesomeness! I was just looking at this revolver literally minutes before your video dropped. What a blast your channel is! Thank you sir and God bless.
Who Tee Who ya da man, thanks for great videos by a good ole boy. Good shooting and gods speed to ya bud, Comment by a computer, have my phone back soon. 🎥💯👍🙏🏻
@@WHOTEEWHO Can you do a comparison of some 40cal/45cal handgun rounds and some 40cal/45cal air rifles? They shoot similar weighted rounds/slugs, and the big bore air rifles out now pack a big punch!
The .454 and the slug were in the same neighborhood on velocity, but if you do the math a quarter ounce slug weighs just over 109 grains, so the .454 is pushing over twice the weight projectile and just very slightly faster. No wonder is makes a better explosion in the melons.
I have the raging bull w/ 5" barrel. Shoots the colt and the 454. 360 grain casull is a beast. Good for protection from bears in the north woods. By far my favorite gun that i own to shoot. Impossible to hold the gun and not smile.
Don't shoot multi projectile rounds through rifled barrel. Only smoothbore can keep them accurate. Rifling applies rotation to the projectile to keep it's accuracy thanks to gyroscopic motion as it travels down range. It only works with single projectile accelerated along the bore axis. That's why your slug hit dead center. Off-center sub-caliber projectiles, like birdshot or buckshot do not get the rotation applied to individual pellets (that would keep them accurate), but instead rotate as a group around the bore axis. This means every pellet has got non-zero velocity in the direction perpendicular to the bore axis. In effect the shot group disperses as soon as it leaves the barrel and you get an odd ring pattern, where the shot covers quite densely a circular area around the point of aim, but with an empty spot in the center. That's why your buckshot was getting wild.
The 454 Casull made a great explosion, but it traveled about the same as the .410 slug. I'm thinking the slug has pretty much the same punch, and if you used 5 different watermelons, 10 total, you would get similar explosions from each round. .410's are cheaper, so I'll stay with the slugs.
I think that the 454 and the 410 slug both bring the pain, just need to see how accurate you can be with the slugs! if they are ok, you can save on buying those connoisseur boolets😎
Isn't the 45LC pretty anemic because it started out as a black powder cartridge? Kind of like 38 special? You could theoretically have a whole lot more powder in the case but since it was formalized for black powder pressures you can't overpressure it because chambers only have to be rated for the low pressure? At least that's what I've read.
you can get good brass that can handle hot loads. you would have to check but I think starling brass 45 long colt can handle 44 mag pressures. They have load date set up for rugers, contender and freedom arms only because they can handle it.
@@joeg4972 it’s not the brass, apparently. From what I was told basically the chamber has a minimum safe-pressure requirement to be stamped “45 lc” or whatever. So sure you could make the gun more sturdy for hotter loads but those loads can’t be marketed as 45lc because they’re too hot for the minimum required strength. I’m having trouble explaining it well. Like you can up-pressure 38 special to +p or +p+ but those are separate rounds
@@lordravenblade I'm talking about the dimensions of the bullet the caliber will never be the size it's mentioned as Only 45 acp long colt .454 .357, Stays ture to it's name While 25 auto 9mm or 7mm rifle rounds are shaped differently and are a mm thicker from neck case Or shoulders But we'll it all depends on the load grain and other factors Rifling of the gun how it ejects shoots lever action etc...
That 45 colt load is loaded for the older gun and low quality guns. I have them loaded to stout 44 mag power levels with a Ruger SBH revolver. They would do a lot better then those light loads. And yes you can't be that close the chronograph because of the blast. Good job.
Have you seen the long barrel version of the raging judge magnum? It looks like a cartoon revolver, bigger than life! Love the boogie, thanks for another watermelon comparison!
I mean no insult or offense, and this may be just a matter of semantics, but, the .45 Colt is not and never was the .45 Long Colt, simply because there was never a .45 Short Colt. Many people are confused about this, but, it is simply the .45 Colt. I was developed in the 1870's as a black powder cartridge for the 1873 Colt SSA revolver and the 1873 Winchester rifle, which were both originally chambered for the .44 WCF(also known as the 44-40 Winchester). To this day, the .45 COLT remains a low pressure factory loading, because, so many guns chambered for the .45 Colt were made with weaker steel alloys than we have today. If hand loaded for a strong modern gun such as, but not limited to, the Super Red Hawk, or the Super Black Hawk, it can be safely loaded to a much higher pressure level approaching the level of the .44 Remington Magnum. Extreme Caution is advised if you own an older weaker gun, because it might explode VIOLENTLY, like a grenade, in your hand, with possibly deadly results(to you and anyone around you) if you use hotter than standard factory loaded ammo! If you are not a hand loader, there are also some boutique ammo makers that offer "hotter" than standard factory loads, made for strong modern guns, for Self Defense and or Hunting purposes. Long Live The Constitution of The United States of America‼ Long Live The 2nd. Amendment‼ Long Live The Republic‼
They actually have so many different versions of this gun I don’t think it’s that hard to find if ur doing some searching most cabela’s has them and the 500 magnums both the stubby version and the bigger brother
Those 45 colt light loads makes that round look not too inspiring. The full power +P hardcast loads with Keith type bullets from Underwood or Buffalo Bore etc is a better example of what the 45 Colt can do.
Now that was interesting! Love that gun ... tho I'm not usually a big fan a revolvers. That looks like it could be a super home defense thing. An you managed to hit each target!! an ya shnooz is healed up! Maybe show that cat the vid of the waterymellon exploding !?
If there's ever a zombie bear outbreak you're covered dog :P They DO make speed loaders for shotgun btw, but the grips kinda get in the way. You can still make it work with a jiggle and spin but still faster than speed strips in my opinion. This gun is tons of fun. Practicality be damned!!
have you ever used a revolver in which the barrel and rotating cylinder are one and the same?? I would love to see your reaction to handling one (caliber .410 / 45 colt)
Well dang that would explain it lol. That sucks going to be hard to find someone that wants to sell one for sure. I appreciate you getting back to me on it.
Might as well spread some black dirt behind the table and have yaself some future targets lol though that casull spread them seeds out a long ways. Our melons are 12 bucks right now lol so i appreciate ya video bud👍👍
Very impressive stuff! Have you ever had the chance to try the Lehigh Defense Maximum Expansion bullets in 45 Colt? Those things are absolutely wicked!
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The 454 Casull was like a grand finale!
🇺🇲✝️🇺🇲
Isaiah 53:5
5 But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.
I had a ruger super Redhawk Alaskan in 454, I tell ya what, that would make one meeeean little rifle round in a 16" carbine.
Rossi r92 comes in 454 casull
Very cool video, maybe Taurus will make a judge super magnum in 460 Smith and wesson then you can shoot all those calibers plus the monster 460
That 454 has a lot of energy for dangerous game. Good to have it and not need it. An easy way to see the cylinder rotation is to look at the locking notches. Which ever side the releaf cut is on, points in the direction of rotation.
Those models are awesome I wish they made a carbine in this
A Raging Circuit Judge would be extremely awesome!
45 colt is hard to find. Just got 100 once fired brass to load up!
Wow! The slug looked much easier to control and had acceptable results. There are no degrees of dead, so I would say use the one that you can control easily and put rounds on target.
Overkill is underrated.
There is dead, very dead and vaporised! I think the Barret 50 cal comes into that category.
A 1/4 ounce slug weighs 109 grains. This is why it has less recoil than the 454. It also has less muzzle energy. I would probably hand load 45 Colt using the Ruger and Thompson Center data. 200 grain JHP at 1500fps.
Got to love a multi caliber gun 👍
Always love seeing some exploding melons. 👍 🍉🍉🍉
I still want to see them come out with one in 45-70 and they could call it the Supreme Court judge.
Bam!
There was one a tew years back called Thor I believe. It was chamber in 45-70
I'd vote for a 460 S&W Judge. Pretty sure it would be close in energy out of 6" barrel. I do like 45-70 though. Would love to get a Ladies Home Companion revolver.
@@scoyounger the 454 casull and 460 s&w operates at the same maximum pressure, making me wonder if it's able to chamber?
If so I would think it would be safe to fire, but someone would have to contact Taurus to be sure.
I'm guessing that in a short barrel that the increase in powder would be inefficient and there is no benefit for the longer cartridge
The 45-70 could fire larger diameter bullets
458/459 and much heavier so penetration would be awesome. (I think)
@@rjoetting7594 I've wondered that too. I'm guessing 460 uses slower burning powder. To get 400fps from a 360gr bullet with the same max pressure. I'm pretty sure Taurus, or anyone that reloads, would say don't try it. Guns chambered in 45LC have a lip that doesn't allow longer stuff, like 454 and 460 to chamber, but my older judge will chamber 454. Maybe I shot out the lip. I don't have any 460 rounds to try in my Raging Judge. I don't think it's worth the risk of a kaboom, but I'd like to see if it fits in the cylinder.
Thank you for the demonstration from the raging judge in the future I'm going to purchase one at least I really have dreams of one at least. Could you have more demonstrations on the raging judge I don't care what it is just more demonstrations on it please thank you once again for demonstrations on it love it love it love it. You have a wonderful wonderful and joined day God bless take care. 🇺🇸😇
Probably have atleast 10 videos up with this thing
Thank you so very much for getting back to me it's very kind of you and I appreciate it make sure you keep your part of dry and shoot straight 😇🇺🇸🎯🎯🎯
Carry that in a hip holster all day and you'll be leaning to one side when it's all said and done !
That's why you have to wear two!
Drop leg holster is best for that monster
Nice ! All the critters are tying to figure out where the melons are...mistiflying.
Well now this was a interesting video and this video shows just how versatile the 454 casull revolver can be. When it comes to blowing up watermelons velocity always wins.
That 454 had a whole lot of ouch😂😂 error? That ammo cost to much ..I died laughing ..so true
I get my 360 grains for about $2.25 a round
@@SnipeyMacSniper I remember back in 2010..I bought my first box of SW500,, ...70 bucks forvbox of 20 that was my reality check on not all ammo is cheap 😂😂
The chronograph shows that you can probably use 410 instead of 454 casul in most of the applications with a big discount :)
That’s what I use in mine ❤
"Feed me Seymour!" Says the chrono. Man that slug went way faster then the 45 long.
That Casull is hot! It would sure put the smack on a deer at crossbow range, further if you can hit with it. The slug is about like a hot 110 grain 357 mag, just not as well constructed of projectile. Still should work on a deer at handgun range.
Yes I used to have a raging Hunter I think it was 454 casull from Taurus and I didn't like the way it snapped so so much but it was a different setup on it it wasn't as heavy as the raging judge is that's that's the difference is the weight on the balance cuz you know why you understand the snap of of the 454 is so much stronger in a lighter setup than it is in a raging judge. That's what I've been trying to get all these years I just haven't had the money and at the right time I was spending on something else when I wanted to read you wasn't available. Conservation judges so much heavier can have it wouldn't be such a snap before I handled 44 Magnums you know that's not the problem and things like that it's not problem right now hunting with a 10 mm I love it I just love it you know I'm taking quite a few deer with the 10 mm and used to hunt with the 45 Long cold but it didn't have very much range on it so I will with the with the 10 mm and I love it to death I just love it. You have a wonderful evening and this is I'm dedicated to you guys you just wonderful I love your show I love watching you.. 💞😇🇺🇸
It can prolly shred through armor its a rifle round in the form of a pistol caliber 5.7
Or 50ae 500 Magnum
454 is rated to take down a cape buffalo
This is the short barrel. They also have a 6 inch barrel. Wonder what the chronograph difference is between the different barrel length. Awesome video as always. Keep up the good work.
.454 Casull has been the go to handgun caliber for bear defense for many years.
45 colt is loaded light for cowboy shooting .
The buckshot round would be affected by the rifling in the barrel causing excess spread.
The federal shells have a 4 inch spread at 15 yards out of the snubnose.
@@bmx7596 bulldust. I have watched one fired at that range one buckshot hit the target.
Pure awesomeness! I was just looking at this revolver literally minutes before your video dropped. What a blast your channel is! Thank you sir and God bless.
Thanks for watching John!
Who Tee Who ya da man, thanks for great videos by a good ole boy. Good shooting and gods speed to ya bud, Comment by a computer, have my phone back soon. 🎥💯👍🙏🏻
Hey Joel!!!!
@@WHOTEEWHO
Can you do a comparison of some 40cal/45cal handgun rounds and some 40cal/45cal air rifles? They shoot similar weighted rounds/slugs, and the big bore air rifles out now pack a big punch!
Love the ammo test and groupings but nothing satisfies better then a good ol melon busting
The .454 and the slug were in the same neighborhood on velocity, but if you do the math a quarter ounce slug weighs just over 109 grains, so the .454 is pushing over twice the weight projectile and just very slightly faster. No wonder is makes a better explosion in the melons.
For about 6 months now every night I always have watched your most recent videos for that day and just wanted to say that I love your channel!
🙏🙏🙏 really appreciate you watching Davber Lake!
I only have the Judge Poly Defender, however I have good ammo. But not 454 Casull. I am good
People!
Should you venture into BEAR country but you still want to feel the warm fuzzies this Judge may be an excellent option! Enjoy!
I have the raging bull w/ 5" barrel. Shoots the colt and the 454. 360 grain casull is a beast. Good for protection from bears in the north woods. By far my favorite gun that i own to shoot. Impossible to hold the gun and not smile.
I was just going to suggest watermelons...lol 😆
Don't shoot multi projectile rounds through rifled barrel. Only smoothbore can keep them accurate. Rifling applies rotation to the projectile to keep it's accuracy thanks to gyroscopic motion as it travels down range. It only works with single projectile accelerated along the bore axis. That's why your slug hit dead center. Off-center sub-caliber projectiles, like birdshot or buckshot do not get the rotation applied to individual pellets (that would keep them accurate), but instead rotate as a group around the bore axis. This means every pellet has got non-zero velocity in the direction perpendicular to the bore axis. In effect the shot group disperses as soon as it leaves the barrel and you get an odd ring pattern, where the shot covers quite densely a circular area around the point of aim, but with an empty spot in the center. That's why your buckshot was getting wild.
Enjoyed the video as always. Cool bowing up watermelon 🍉
The 454 Casull made a great explosion, but it traveled about the same as the .410 slug. I'm thinking the slug has pretty much the same punch, and if you used 5 different watermelons, 10 total, you would get similar explosions from each round. .410's are cheaper, so I'll stay with the slugs.
Never fired a 454 casull, but have fired plenty of 45 colt +P and compared to standard 45 colt, that +P ammo has some serious boogey.
Awesome video! I'm a little surprised that the slug did as well, and almost as fast as the 454. Wonder how the foot pounds of energy compares?
I think that the 454 and the 410 slug both bring the pain, just need to see how accurate you can be with the slugs! if they are ok, you can save on buying those connoisseur boolets😎
Cool test
Isn't the 45LC pretty anemic because it started out as a black powder cartridge? Kind of like 38 special? You could theoretically have a whole lot more powder in the case but since it was formalized for black powder pressures you can't overpressure it because chambers only have to be rated for the low pressure? At least that's what I've read.
It's more of a 9mm or 357
you can get good brass that can handle hot loads. you would have to check but I think starling brass 45 long colt can handle 44 mag pressures. They have load date set up for rugers, contender and freedom arms only because they can handle it.
@@knrz2562 I’m not sure what you mean. It’s a lot slower than either of those.
@@joeg4972 it’s not the brass, apparently. From what I was told basically the chamber has a minimum safe-pressure requirement to be stamped “45 lc” or whatever. So sure you could make the gun more sturdy for hotter loads but those loads can’t be marketed as 45lc because they’re too hot for the minimum required strength. I’m having trouble explaining it well. Like you can up-pressure 38 special to +p or +p+ but those are separate rounds
@@lordravenblade I'm talking about the dimensions of the bullet the caliber will never be the size it's mentioned as
Only 45 acp long colt .454 .357,
Stays ture to it's name
While 25 auto 9mm or 7mm rifle rounds are shaped differently and are a mm thicker from neck case
Or shoulders
But we'll it all depends on the load grain and other factors
Rifling of the gun how it ejects shoots lever action etc...
That 45 colt load is loaded for the older gun and low quality guns. I have them loaded to stout 44 mag power levels with a Ruger SBH revolver. They would do a lot better then those light loads. And yes you can't be that close the chronograph because of the blast. Good job.
The slug is "more better" than the buckshot & Long Colt. The 454 Casull is Most Best of them all.
Appreciate the information and thanks for the video.
I would've figured that 454 would've been bookin it a little faster, great video whoteewho
454 🔥💥👍👍
Sitting at the exact same table your watermelons are sitting on!
good quality reliable guns taurus love this video
What a beast! I love it! Thanks for sharing another great video WTW! 🤘🏽🤘🏽
That thing loaded with those 454's would be a great gun for bear defense. Those are serious boolots there.
Great shootin’!! As always!!
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Have you seen the long barrel version of the raging judge magnum? It looks like a cartoon revolver, bigger than life! Love the boogie, thanks for another watermelon comparison!
Yup
That's the one I've been trying to find
I mean no insult or offense, and this may be just a matter of semantics, but, the .45 Colt is not and never was the .45 Long Colt, simply because there was never a .45 Short Colt.
Many people are confused about this, but, it is simply the .45 Colt. I was developed in the 1870's as a black powder cartridge for the 1873 Colt SSA revolver and the 1873 Winchester rifle, which were both originally chambered for the .44 WCF(also known as the 44-40 Winchester).
To this day, the .45 COLT remains a low pressure factory loading, because, so many guns chambered for the .45 Colt were made with weaker steel alloys than we have today.
If hand loaded for a strong modern gun such as, but not limited to, the Super Red Hawk, or the Super Black Hawk, it can be safely loaded to a much higher pressure level approaching the level of the .44 Remington Magnum. Extreme Caution is advised if you own an older weaker gun, because it might explode VIOLENTLY, like a grenade, in your hand, with possibly deadly results(to you and anyone around you) if you use hotter than standard factory loaded ammo!
If you are not a hand loader, there are also some boutique ammo makers that offer "hotter" than standard factory loads, made for strong modern guns, for Self Defense and or Hunting purposes.
Long Live The Constitution of The United States of America‼ Long Live The 2nd. Amendment‼ Long Live The Republic‼
It literally is printed 45 long colt on the box. 45 long colt is synonymous with 45 colt
…….. and don’t call me Shirley lol. Bet that was fun as hell brother
You might have to pattern that buckshot.
Paint the melons as zombies, get some practice in.
Good idea
best type of video's lol love them all
GLFA is just down the street from me. They have all kinds of Bing Bang parts and boolots
This is the Monster 👹 Judge 👨⚖️.
Good job taking out those rabid watermelon s i want one what ever happened to the 28 ga thete where coming out with
The rifled barrel causes the spreading of multi- shot ammo.
Around here in Oklahoma it is hard to find 3" .410 slugs
Awesome video. God bless you brother 🙏.
They actually have so many different versions of this gun I don’t think it’s that hard to find if ur doing some searching most cabela’s has them and the 500 magnums both the stubby version and the bigger brother
This one was over a grand when it was new. Pretty much impossible to find. Not your average judge
Isn't this Tuco's gun in Better Call Saul?
Really liked it when you were at that location. Good stuff.
Those 45 colt light loads makes that round look not too inspiring. The full power +P hardcast loads with Keith type bullets from Underwood or Buffalo Bore etc is a better example of what the 45 Colt can do.
Taurus should've called that gun the Executioner instead of the Judge😆
I have seen Golden Bear it had a brass washed Berdan steel case
Now that was interesting! Love that gun ... tho I'm not usually a big fan a revolvers. That looks like it could be a super home defense thing. An you managed to hit each target!! an ya shnooz is healed up! Maybe show that cat the vid of the waterymellon exploding !?
Good test WTW the 454 is a good round I like the 410 slugs also
Awesome stuff! 👌
Has a lot more "boogie".
I like that
Thank you very much for this video. I love the flexibility ammo on this revolver. No regret my first revolver.
Thanks for watching
That is awesome I really want one now
Damn the 454 made a smoothie out of the melon
Great slo mo footage
If there's ever a zombie bear outbreak you're covered dog :P They DO make speed loaders for shotgun btw, but the grips kinda get in the way. You can still make it work with a jiggle and spin but still faster than speed strips in my opinion. This gun is tons of fun. Practicality be damned!!
have you ever used a revolver in which the barrel and rotating cylinder are one and the same?? I would love to see your reaction to handling one (caliber .410 / 45 colt)
That's a nice revolver
Iv been looking and looking for a 6.5 inch raging judge with no luck there definitely fun
Quit making them
Well dang that would explain it lol. That sucks going to be hard to find someone that wants to sell one for sure. I appreciate you getting back to me on it.
That 454 is a Beast!
Nooice... XL is sweet. My wish list got bigger (:
Funny that you mentioned 45acp at the end, I'm sure you wanted to say 45 colt
No. Meant to say 45acp
my dream gun want the 6.5 blued but cant find it no where
.410 buck out of a 3 inch rifled barrel, can't expect much.
I want one so badly (the 6.5" barrel) but just found out they were discontinued by Taurus. Do you know any retailers that still sell these, even used?
That handgun is a monster but in your hands it looks normal WTW, love the great videos and please keep ‘em coming 👍
Appreciate you watching 🙏
Iv busted a few armadillos with 454 an 460 magnum they pop like them melons
Might as well spread some black dirt behind the table and have yaself some future targets lol though that casull spread them seeds out a long ways. Our melons are 12 bucks right now lol so i appreciate ya video bud👍👍
Ours our expensive too 🤦♂️. I remember when they were $2
I never saw a tall brass .410 shell like that. I can`t imagine the cost of brass alone.
I keep talking myself out of getting one of those for my nightstand gun. Judge=4 watermelon=0
Favorite gun.
Very impressive stuff! Have you ever had the chance to try the Lehigh Defense Maximum Expansion bullets in 45 Colt? Those things are absolutely wicked!
I have not
The .45 Colt looked like a Cowboy Load. Carbon and Buffalo Bore load hotter .45s.
My RBMagnum had an 8 3/8 " barrel. Yeah...they'll take deer! Haha.
Wish that they had made these to also use 45-70.
Love to see some of that buckshot on paper?
Excellent video. I wasn't expected the recoil to be that minimal on the 454 Casull. That's a pretty big pistol though !
Awesome video
Thanks for watching Josh
.454 raging bull is what i shoot its 6 or 6.5inch barrel lots of fun lots of boogy on them babies
Love my raging bull. So much fun!
Most who shoot obscure designer rounds reload it
Interesting. That shorter barrel must really weaken that 454 if that was really the speed.
Will this pistol handle the .460? More GOODIES LGBFJB! Could you do a video with .460 pistol and rifle?
No
I'd like to have a 460. Pretty expensive