Taurus Judge
But it turns out the Judge may be even better suited to the mean streets than it is to the rough trail. Particularly when firing .410 shotshells loaded with 000 buckshot, the Judge packs a decisive wallop at close-quarters distances to end trouble.
Charter Arms Southpaw
For cloistered lefties, like myself, the Charter Arms Southpaw provides sanctuary. The cylinder and ejector rod swing out to the opposite side so the left-handed contortions (penance) during a reload are no longer required. It's really a reverse-configured version of the company's Undercover Lite.
Taurus 856 Hylite
At first glance, the Taurus 856 is not much different than its Model 85 mainstay concealed-carry revolver. The 856 is a small-frame, short-barreled revolver with external hammer, permitting single- or double-action fire.
Maxpedition Jumbo Versipack
For those looking to carry a concealed handgun in warm weather without overdressing, Maxpedition's Jumbo Versipack is a great option. Plus, it allows you carry more than just your pistol.
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