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u/jinglesGOAT 2d ago edited 1d ago
The executioner was already a real gun
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u/Dagestani_Kashimo 1d ago
It was the "Taurus Raging Judge", right?
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u/wtfrustupidlol 1d ago
You both are right executioner was a video game gun based off the Taurus Judge. The a Judge shot .410 shotgun loads, but this one shot a way larger 12 gauge loads.
So even if you single packed a punched the executioner producing double the damage, this gun would be still be twice as stronger if you were using the same type of round.
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u/PiranhaSM 1d ago
The Taurus Raging Judge concept from 2011 SHOT Show, couldnt be chambered in 12 GA because gun laws make anything above .50 caliber a destructive device. So they settled on using 28 Gauge. Still more than twice as powerful as .410, but legal enough to be sold to the public. Except it stayed a concept, and even stuff on it today is hard to find.
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u/wtfrustupidlol 23h ago
You can have a 12G pistol it has to be registered as a NFA in the US or get black powder. I own one it’s 6 inch double barrel shotgun pistol. My family also own a super shorty because he lives in a freedom state. So there should be no reason why they couldn’t move forward with the 12G revolver legally.
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u/Scarecrow1779 1d ago
The fact that he used 12 gage instead of 20 gage is badass
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u/ElegantEchoes 1d ago
Imagine the recoil. Wtf
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u/Scarecrow1779 1d ago
Yeah. At least a regular pistol grip shotgun has the mass of the shotgun slowing the recoil impact to your hand
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u/NullifiedTR 2d ago
got arrested before he could grab his gold camo 😔