Standard loadout would be 2 "General Purpose" / "Armor-Piercing" magazines, 1 "Incendiary" / "Rubber Ricochet" magazine, and 1 "Grenade" / "High Explosive" magazine. Judges carried them in a special long pouch on the back of their gloves and carried 3 rounds per glove. It screwed on to the end of the barrel with a magnetic clamp this automatically locked out the magazines and rendered it unable to chamber and fire the weapon's other ammo types. It could lock on and track targets by their heat signature. It also has finned control surfaces on its tail to alter its course in flight.
Heat Seeker (HS): The Heat Seeker over-caliber round is a Semi-Armor-Piercing bullet that has a lead alloy sheath over a dense metal core (which contains the sensor). High Explosive (HE): Fires a shell that detonates, but has little fragmentation. It is reserved for use on armored vehicles and reinforced robots. Grenade (G): Fires a shell that explodes into fragments. Incendiary (I): Contains a compound that sets the target on fire and can burn or melt anything it touches. The round, although "less than lethal", can still injure or even maim or kill its target. It is useful in hostage or riot situations or when incapacitating a perp who is not guilty of a capital crime. Rubber Ricochet (RR): a rubber bullet used to shoot perps around corners and behind cover. Armor-Piercing (AP): a dense metal bullet meant to pierce body armor, cover, or a robot or vehicle's hardened metal chassis. General Purpose (GP): the standard lead alloy bullet. Each magazine has a digital counter at the bottom that gives the ammo count in the magazine. Magazines had to be manually selected and the shooter had to pick between ventral or dorsal feed. It had one dorsal (top) and one ventral (bottom) feeding magazine wells and used two double magazines that held 12 rounds on each side (24 per magazine, for a total of 48 rounds). The Lawgiver MK I was a multi-fire weapon capable of using various ammunition types. Unlike the blocky, black MK II, the Lawgiver MK I was silver in colour and was much more slender, resembling a rifle scope with a pistol grip. The first sidearm seen used by Dredd and the other Judges. Lawgiver Mark I schematics Lawgiver MK I 
This information is only accessible by Senior Judges and above, and was demonstrated by Judge Dredd when one of his partners was killed during an investigation. However, recognising that this feature may interfere with a Judge performing their duties in the field, the Justice Department does maintain instructions on how to bypass the security feature. If anyone else, including another Judge, attempts to use the weapon it will self-destruct in the user's hand, leaving them severely crippled or dead.
Each Lawgiver has a sensor on its grip that is programmed to recognize the palm-print of the authorized user registered to the weapon.
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