Taurus Raging Judge Magnum M513

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Weapon, Class 3
Taurus Raging Judge Magnum M513
Game information
Category	Revolver
Fire modes	DA/SA
Caliber	.454 Casull (3 inch chamber)(*)
Barrel length (inches)	6.5
Feeding system	Cylinder
+1 round in chamber?	No
Critical failure type	Failure to fire
Stock type	No stock (N)
Weight (units)	5
Max condition	16000
Shop value / Rarity	1050 (Rarity 3)
Accessory compatibility
Feeding	Cylinder
Standard:	6-round capacity
Muzzle	N/A
Standard:	None
Optics	N/A
Standard:	None
Underbarrel mount	N/A
Standard:	None
Lights	N/A
Standard:	None
Real world information
Manufacturer	Forjas Taurus SA
Country of origin	Brazil
Year	2010

"I don't have a witty description for this item yet."

— Hebizuka (quote written by Unknown)

The Taurus Raging Judge Magnum M513 (also called Taurus Raging Judge Magnum, Raging Judge Magnum, Raging Judge, or simply M513; part of the Raging revolver series and sometimes referred to as the five-caliber revolver - see below for why) is a .454 Casull revolver with 3 inch chambers.

Other information

With all options combined (listed below), the Raging Judge Magnum is capable of accepting up to 5 different calibers, though with certain limitations.

• As a .454 Casull revolver, this weapon may accept .454 Casull and .45 Colt ammunition interchangeably.
• The Raging Judge Magnum is equipped with a cylinder with 3 inch chambers, allowing it to also accept .410 bore ammunition. However, when loaded with .410 bore ammunition, an FT+1 malus is automatically applied due to certain limitations:
  • Projectiles from multi-projectile .410 shells (buckshot, flechette...) will spread wider, as they are fired from a rifled barrel, therefore making them less accurate than a smoothbore.
  • .410 slugs do not engage the rifling of this weapon, instead relying entirely on the shot cup for spin stabilization; therefore making them less accurate than a "proper" bullet.
• Optionally, this revolver may also accept moon clips; specifically .460 Rowland/.45 ACP 6-round moon clips; in which case this revolver will act as a .460 Rowland revolver and accept .460 Rowland and .45 ACP ammunition interchangeably.
  • When loaded with a moon clip, this weapon will no longer accept .454 Casull, .45 Colt, or .410 bore ammunition; the moon clip prevents seating rimmed ammunition.