Taurus Judge Revolvers
The Judge is Taurus's revolver for .45 Colt cartridges and .410 shotshells. Our listings show the Judge with 3 and 6.5 inch barrels, the Judge Magnum, the 2.5 inch Public Defender, the 13 inch Home Defender and the Executive Grade. Listings in stock right now: 32.5 shots of .45 Colt or .410, from the Public Defender to the Home Defender.
Prices from $416.42 to $762.05, as of Nov 13, 2026.
Pick your Judge
Every Judge line we list, with the count in stock and the lowest price for each.
All Judge revolvers
32 in stock. Sold out listings stay up, after the ones you can buy today.
Compare Judge models
The most listed size for each model in stock.
As of Nov 13, 2026
Compare Judge models
The most listed size for each model in stock.
| Model | Size / grip | Barrel | Cylinder | Calibers | In stock | From | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Judge | 3 or 6.5 in | 5 | 45 Colt / 410 Bore | 13 | $458.08 | Shop | |
| Judge Magnum | 3 or 6.5 in | 5 | 45 Colt / 410 Bore | 7 | $458.08 | Shop | |
| Public Defender | 2.5 in | 5 | 45 Colt / 410 Bore | 8 | $416.42 | Shop | |
| Home Defender | 13 in | 5 | 45 Colt / 410 Bore | 3 | $559.99 | Shop | |
| Judge Executive Grade | Walnut grips | 3 in | 5 | 45 Colt / 410 Bore | 1 | $762.05 | Shop |
Source: barrel, cylinder and caliber are taken from our in-stock listings for each model.
Built for your Judge
Holsters, grips and parts that fit the Judge, from Taurus and other makers. Parts ship to your door where your state allows.
Judge models explained
The Judge has a 3 or 6.5 inch barrel in our listings. The Judge Magnum is the Judge for 3 inch .410 shells (its listings read "410 Mag"), with 3 and 6.5 inch barrels. The Public Defender is the short one, with a 2.5 inch barrel (2 inch in a few listings) and polymer frame versions. The Home Defender has a 13 inch barrel, and the Executive Grade has walnut grips. T.O.R.O. versions are optic ready. In stock by model: Judge (13), Judge Magnum (7), Public Defender (8) and Home Defender (3).
The Judge, Judge Magnum, Public Defender and Home Defender hold 5 rounds in our listings; the Raging Judge listing holds 6 and also takes .454 Casull. Check the chamber length in a listing before you buy 3 inch .410 shells for it.
Holsters, grips and lasers for the Judge
Holsters are made for a barrel length, so match the one in the title to yours: our holster listings name the Judge 3 inch, the Public Defender 2 or 2.5 inch, or the Judge alone. Grips and laser grips from Hogue, Pachmayr, Crimson Trace and Viridian name the Judge, the Public Defender or both. The parts tabs below the grid list the ones in stock.
Other Taurus revolvers
For big bore hunting revolvers, see the Raging Hunter. For a 6 shot .38 Special, see the 856, and for a 5 shot .357 Magnum, the 605.
Buying a handgun online
Holsters, grips, speedloaders and most parts ship to your door where your state allows. Check state restrictions before you order, and read how buying a gun online works. Firearms can go on layaway, and financing shows at checkout when the order qualifies.
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Taurus Judge FAQ
What ammo does the Taurus Judge shoot?
.45 Colt cartridges and .410 shotshells, 5 rounds in the Judge, Public Defender and Home Defender. The Raging Judge listing also takes .454 Casull and holds 6. The Judge Magnum is the one made for 3 inch .410 shells; check the chamber length in a listing before you buy 3 inch shells.
What is the difference between the Judge and the Public Defender?
Size. In our listings the Public Defender has a 2.5 inch barrel (2 inch in a few), and some have a polymer frame. The Judge has a 3 or 6.5 inch barrel, and the Home Defender a 13 inch barrel.
Do you carry the Judge T.O.R.O.?
Yes, when it is in stock: our Judge and Judge Magnum listings include T.O.R.O. versions, and the optic ready filter above the grid lists them.
Do you have the Taurus Judge in stock?
The in-stock count as of Nov 13, 2026 is 32, and the lowest price is at the top of this page. Stock changes daily, and the ones that sell out stay listed after the ones you can buy.
Do you ship Taurus revolvers to my house?
No. A firearm bought online ships to a licensed dealer (FFL) you pick at checkout, and you fill out the transfer paperwork there. Holsters, grips and most parts ship to your door where your state allows.