Jake - einherjar
JS M.357 Judge
When looking at a riflemen magazine, an idea struck me, well two ideas struck me. 1. I wanted one and 2. I'm going to show my take on a taurus Judge. And well, here it is, the JS M.357, although it uses a smaller cartridge than the real Judge, which uses either a .410 shotshell or .45.This as the name suggests, it uses the .357 mag, with extended barrel for greater accuracy, and my unique stock that was first used on my JS M45 DMR and is slightly modified, the connector is new, the stock is partially blended and another feature taken (somewhat) is the foregrip, slightly modified to fit the design and features a barrel support at the front. The Judge is one of my favorite rifle designs so I decide to incorporate it into this. And when I have enough money I plan on buying one.
Thanks to Ryan R. Warner for the receiver, [ABA] Worlockfor the trigger, and Robbe25 for the pistol grip, oh and thanks to myself for the stock, lol.
EDIT: Forgot to credit Archkyrie for the sights.
JS M.357 Judge
When looking at a riflemen magazine, an idea struck me, well two ideas struck me. 1. I wanted one and 2. I'm going to show my take on a taurus Judge. And well, here it is, the JS M.357, although it uses a smaller cartridge than the real Judge, which uses either a .410 shotshell or .45.This as the name suggests, it uses the .357 mag, with extended barrel for greater accuracy, and my unique stock that was first used on my JS M45 DMR and is slightly modified, the connector is new, the stock is partially blended and another feature taken (somewhat) is the foregrip, slightly modified to fit the design and features a barrel support at the front. The Judge is one of my favorite rifle designs so I decide to incorporate it into this. And when I have enough money I plan on buying one.
Thanks to Ryan R. Warner for the receiver, [ABA] Worlockfor the trigger, and Robbe25 for the pistol grip, oh and thanks to myself for the stock, lol.
EDIT: Forgot to credit Archkyrie for the sights.