Videos tagged with X-Frame Revolver

This review covers the Smith & Wesson Model 350, a distinctive double-action revolver chambered in Winchester's 350 Legend cartridge. It's noted as the third cartridge ever to be chambered in S&W's X-frame. The firearm features a 7.5-inch barrel, stainless steel construction with a satin finish, and a capacity of seven rounds. The review highlights its manageable recoil despite its rifle cartridge origin and its potential for medium game hunting.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 350 highlights its suitability for handgun hunters and those in straight-wall cartridge-only states. The revolver is chambered in 350 Legend, features a seven-round cylinder within an X-frame, and offers both single and double-action trigger modes. The 7.5-inch barrel is ported for reduced recoil and muzzle rise, and the sights are easily adaptable for optics.

This video humorously compares revolver barrel lengths to men from different countries, using examples like 2-inch snub-nose revolvers for Japan/Korea and 6-inch revolvers for Europe. The speaker, appearing knowledgeable about firearms, engages the audience by asking about their preferences.

The Smith & Wesson 350 in 350 Legend is a purpose-built X-Frame revolver designed specifically for handgun hunting. While not practical for general use, its large caliber and robust frame are intended for ethical hunting scenarios where closer engagement is required. The speaker notes that concerns about follow-up shots are largely irrelevant in hunting, as a successful first shot typically incapacitates the game.

This comprehensive review of the Smith & Wesson 500ES, presented by an expert firearms instructor, delves into its origin, purpose, and personal appeal. The video highlights the X-frame's design for maximum power, positioning the 500 as the world's most powerful production revolver, primarily for handgun hunters. The instructor shares three key reasons for owning the firearm: collectibility, ultimate self-defense due to its intimidation factor, and alignment with its intended hunting purpose, particularly in environments like Alaska. The review also touches upon the kit's contents, the quality of the Extreme Ops knife, and provides a detailed examination of the revolver's craftsmanship, recoil management, and ammunition.