I've always heard that, back from the 1800s till today, that judges in the courtroom are packing heat under their robes. And even judges that aren't wearing the "traditional" attire have a weapon somewhere within reach to protect themselves.
And lately, Taurus manufactured a revolver that fires both .45 Colt and .410 shells named "The Judge" and part of their marketing included how the gun is a favorite among judges or something of the sort.
Is there any accuracy in this even considering how courtrooms are usually no-gun zones? Has it been seen before?
And lately, Taurus manufactured a revolver that fires both .45 Colt and .410 shells named "The Judge" and part of their marketing included how the gun is a favorite among judges or something of the sort.
Is there any accuracy in this even considering how courtrooms are usually no-gun zones? Has it been seen before?
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