Taurus Raging Hunter .357 Mag 5.12" Matte Stainless, 7-Shot

The Taurus Raging Hunter .357 Mag 5.12" Matte Stainless, 7-Shot is a large frame revolver designed for handgun hunting.

This model features a 5.12-inch barrel and a matte stainless finish. It holds 7 rounds of .357 Magnum or .38 Special +P ammunition. The Raging Hunter line was recognized with American Hunter's 2019 Handgun of the Year Golden Bullseye Award.

Features for Handgun Hunters

The Raging Hunter is built for handgun hunters pursuing deer, hogs, and larger game at short to medium ranges. Its barrel is ported, and it includes a gas expansion chamber. These features work to reduce muzzle lift. The barrel shroud incorporates an optics rail, allowing for the attachment of aiming devices.

This revolver has a double-action/single-action (DA/SA) action. It uses a transfer bar safety mechanism. The front sight is fixed, and the rear sight is adjustable. The frame is made from stainless steel, and the cylinder has a matte black oxide finish. The twist rate is 1:16.5-inch RH.

Raging Hunter .357 Magnum Options

This specific Raging Hunter model, with its 5.12-inch barrel and matte stainless finish, has an overall length of 11.50 inches and an unloaded weight of 49.00 oz. The model number is 2-357055RH.

Other Raging Hunter models in .357 Magnum are available with different barrel lengths and finishes. These include the .357 Mag 8.37" Matte Stainless, 7-Shot, the .357 Mag 6.75" Matte Stainless, 7-Shot, the .357 Mag 8.37" Matte Black Oxide, 7-Shot, and the .357 Mag 6.75" Matte Black Oxide, 7-Shot. There is also a .357 Mag 5.12" Matte Black Oxide, 7-Shot model available. Other calibers in the Raging Hunter line include .44 Magnum, .454 Casull, .460 S&W Magnum, .500 S&W Magnum, and 350 Legend, with various barrel lengths and finishes.

Ordering Information

All firearms purchased from Taurus Firearm are shipped to a licensed FFL dealer of your choice. It is important to confirm that this specific model is legal to own in your state and local jurisdiction before placing an order. You will need to arrange for an FFL transfer with a local dealer who can legally receive the firearm on your behalf.