Description
The Judge has always been a fun revolver, but let's be real, wringing accuracy out of one at any distance takes work. Midwest Industries set out to fix that with the Bounty Hunter series, a patent pending system that adds real points of contact to your revolver. This is the fixed stock version, purpose-built for Taurus Judge revolvers, and it changes how the gun handles in a big way. Steadier hold, better follow-up, and a lot more confidence when you stretch those .45 Colt loads out past bad-breath distance.
How the Bounty Hunter Stock Is Built
Midwest Industries machines the grip, stock, and Z-beam from 6061 aluminum with a hardcoat anodized finish, so the whole assembly stays rigid without piling on weight. The complete unit comes in around 1.75 pounds. Textured polymer grip panels give you solid purchase, while the polymer cheek piece and rubber butt pad keep things comfortable and soak up recoil. The stock height is set up correctly for both the factory iron sights and common red dot mounts, so you get a natural sight picture instead of craning your neck. The layout is fully ambidextrous, and five quick-detach sling sockets let you run a sling however you like.
Smart Touches Judge Owners Will Appreciate
A shell plate holder with three Midwest Industries Universal Shell Holders keeps six spare rounds right on the stock, which is handy given the Judge's five-shot cylinder. And when it's time to pack up, a hardened steel takedown thumbscrew lets you break the system down quickly for compact storage or transport. No tools, no fuss.
A Serious Upgrade for the Taurus Judge
This one is made in the USA in Waukesha, Wisconsin, and backed by Midwest Industries' lifetime warranty. If your Judge has been collecting dust in the safe, the Bounty Hunter is the kind of upgrade that gets it back to the range and out in the field where it belongs.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Midwest Industries
- Manufacturer Part Number: MI-PS-TJDG
- UPC: 812102036517
- Model: Bounty Hunter
- Product Type: Stock
- Style: Fixed
- Fits: Taurus Judge revolvers
- Material: 6061 aluminum (grip, stock, and Z-beam)
- Finish: Hardcoat anodized
- Color: Black
- Weight: 1.75 lbs
- Sling Attachment: 5 quick-detach sling sockets
- Onboard Ammo Storage: 6 rounds via shell plate holder
- Ergonomics: Ambidextrous
- Country of Origin: Made in USA
- Warranty: Lifetime warranty
What’s Included
- Bounty Hunter fixed stock assembly for Taurus Judge
- Shell plate holder with 3 Midwest Industries Universal Shell Holders (holds 6 rounds)
- Hardened steel takedown thumbscrew
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Bounty Hunter stock fit other revolvers besides the Taurus Judge?
No, this particular model is built specifically for Taurus Judge revolvers and the fit is not universal. The good news is Midwest Industries makes the Bounty Hunter series in over 30 configurations covering popular wheelguns from Smith and Wesson, Ruger, Colt, Chiappa, Magnum Research, and other Taurus models. If you have a different revolver, there is likely a Bounty Hunter made for it.
Can I still use my sights or a red dot with the Bounty Hunter Taurus Judge stock installed?
Yes. The stock height is aligned so you get a proper cheek weld with both the factory iron sights and common red dot mounts. The polymer cheek piece puts your eye right in line without any awkward chin weld gymnastics.
How does the stock attach, and is it hard to remove?
The system uses a clamshell-style aluminum grip that secures to the revolver, and a hardened steel takedown thumbscrew connects the stock. Takedown requires no tools, so you can break it down in seconds for compact storage or transport. Owners consistently report the install is straightforward and the fit feels like factory equipment.
Does the Bounty Hunter stock hold extra ammunition?
It does. A shell plate holder on the stock carries three Midwest Industries Universal Shell Holders, giving you storage for six spare rounds right on the gun. The holders work with any revolver caliber, so they will handle both .45 Colt and .410 shells for your Judge.






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