.410 Circuit Judge
I have shot my friend's Circuit Judge several times, and it seems to handle both .45lc and .410 fairly well... only thing I noticed to dislike was the escaping gasses if you are standing to the right of the shooter....the left side of the cylinder is shrouded...
I like shooting .45lc brass in my .410 single shot, as well as .444 Marlin. With a muzzle I.D. of .395", I keep the projectile smaller than the opening. Use 00 Buck, not 000--- , and .38 wad-cutters in .45 sabots, for the .45lc brass. Works surprisingly well.
I have shot my friend's Circuit Judge several times, and it seems to handle both .45lc and .410 fairly well... only thing I noticed to dislike was the escaping gasses if you are standing to the right of the shooter....the left side of the cylinder is shrouded...
I like shooting .45lc brass in my .410 single shot, as well as .444 Marlin. With a muzzle I.D. of .395", I keep the projectile smaller than the opening. Use 00 Buck, not 000--- , and .38 wad-cutters in .45 sabots, for the .45lc brass. Works surprisingly well.