You can have one for about 2,000$. lol.

+mixflip LOL thanks!

Wait until you see my video of my 60s. I'll let you know when I am ready to upload it

i see you everywhere mixflip 😅 but yeah i handled a 10”ish version of this when i picked up my 686 and up to this day i am dreaming of having this one... interestingly no one has yet to purchase that same revolver up to this day... soon enough it’ll be mine 😈

+MidwayShooter LOL - thanks my friend! I don't know if I can get 460mag footage...I'll try...

+UziNineMillomeetah thanks! Its a nice addition but I don't know how much I'll be shooting this thing. We'll see

+MPGunther1 I'll do my best to see if I can get some 460mag footage, I'm not sure....

+Gun Collector007 I know right? This is one intimidating revolver for sure. People that have looked at this just shake their head. I had a cop actually say this revolver should be banned!??! Whatever... stay tuned for the next vid as I tell that story. Thanks as always my friend.

+nathaniel willis jr wow thanks for the kind words!!!!

+jkickinutube yeah shooting 460mag isn't the most fun but it is every once in a while. I guess it all depends. I think it would be different if I had a range that allowed 460mag and/or a range that doesn't have people get all in a tissy when you shoot one. I tell ya...

The performance centers have a nice tight barrel cylinder gap. Velocity loss is not as much as what you would think. I have this revolver as well as a 10.5 inch 460 performance center. My 10.5 is right at and slightly exceeding factory listed velocities. The 3.5 is generally only 100 fps slower than what's listed on the box. So you give up nothing in killing power. The 200 grain hornadys are fun at the range due to the blast and fire. 400 grain hardcasts better hold on!

+caddilacjim this one is literally a handful. Thanks my friend

+ShotgunShooter666 what will you be using it for?

+TheOl1911 Just for fun, mainly cause I had extra money and it was only a few hundred bucks more than the 629 I wanted.

ShotgunShooter666 very nice! did u get it yet?

+D5quared91 LOLOLOL

+Sedan57Chevy My god - someone actually uses this for defensive work!??!?!!? I already had a cop say this revolver should be banned. Stay tuned on the next vid where I show a concealment holster for it, hahahahaha. Totally not practical for hip carry. Its just too heavy. Chest holster is the way to go with something this heavy/big. 6" N-Frame, dang man! I talk to a armored car guy here who carries a 5" N-Frame in a 200AW (M&P R8) as his duty gun. He says it carries nice.

He did have a super Redhawk alaskan for a while in .454 that he did have to fire once, as a warning shot, and after that he went up to the .460 for more intimidation, although I don't think he actually loads full-load .460s in it (probably just .454's).

+CWB1863 thanks! I like the looks of it more and more. Not sure how practical it is but...its defiantly a novelty gun

+WRXXXual I know right?! I'll try to get some footage of 460mag being fired but not sure if I can.

Minor Bob my thoughts exactly

ADyess086 you’re both correct. I own the 7.5 performance center version, and .45 LC is great for a lighter round, but damn, it DOES get dirty!

+Bob Smith Honestly I do not have any real experience with Rugers. I admit I am a S&W fanboy...but guys I know that have the SP101 love it so...

+David Goldberg chest holster I believe. I have one for it and I'll do that vid shortly...stay tuned.

+Brandon Lapine I hear ya. Most people after they see/hear one shot they are terrified of it. I don't blame them. Its not easy to shoot nor is it truly that fun. It is but it is not. But it is one of a kind.

+tim d Just a little fyi for you tim, fluted or non-fluted has nothing to do with the strength of the cylinder" per say"(even though in theory the extra metal would be a tad stronger) as in that's is not really why they do it, it's just a looks thing really, as in some thinks it looks "better", not one 460 they build is made to be any more of a shooter than any other model, because when you are dealing with a cartridge capable of developing 65,000 psi (the same as the biggest magnum rifles), any gun that is not completely built for it will only take a couple shots to go to pieces (so to speak), performance center Smith guns are for the most part just more finely tuned, and more carefully hand assembled, with some differing cosmetics to set them apart on some models, from the mainline production ones, as for the "interchangeable weights" I can't think of any 460 they build that has that, but they most all, except this model here, have interchangeable muzzle brakes, and the very long (10-12-14 inch barreled models)have a barrel band type front site, that to the novice(not trying to call you a novice but if no one ever told you how would you know) may appear to be a weight, and I just happen to own 3 of the 460's ( the 5 inch, 8 3/8th's, and the 14inch models), I also own 2 of the 500's (the 10 and a half inch and the 8 3/8 inch models), I also own a pretty long list of other Smith's, so yes I am a Smith and Wesson revolver addict and know them pretty well lol, and bite your toungue lol "only shot a few times a year" Very much not so, I shoot mine a BUNCH, (gotta reload for them though) all season long, they are some of the absolute funnest guns to shoot that I own.

Yeah I meant the muzzle breaks.. the one I shot came with 3 of them and they did weigh substantially different. The 460's come with some type of performance center insignia on the case and paper manual, but I believe they are more like the pro series.. performance center parts but assembled on the main Smith n Wesson assembly line. He did a video on the pro series for another revolver. The one I shot was a 5" and all it had stamped on it was 460v, even the owner said it's not a true performance center model.. but the one in this video appears to be performance center that's why I was saying it's more of a shooter you know?

Shooting a bunch of times a year is one thing, but the performance center page for that model talks about "all day precision range shooting".. who would should a 460 all day? Hahahaa

tim d Well I tried to explain that to you but apparently you just know so much freaking more than someone who has shot one a freaking bunch ( I on the average shoot a hundred or so rounds at a range visit), and the short barreled thing is not the only performance center versions of the 460, ( my 14 inch is a performance center gun), I have a just a stellar idea for you, just maybe instead of jumping on the dip shit youtube ban wagon, and believing all the crap you hear on there, go out and experience one for yourself, the short barrel really doesn't "kick" as bad as many of these pussies on here would lead you to believe, and if so many of them took the time to learn how to shoot properly with the large high power type guns (many on here have no clue as to proper grip and how to manage recoil), rather than arguing with someone who knows what he's talking about, instead of being so freaking bull headed ( a trait that the younger generation and even so many others have in spades anymore, they all just seem to know everything about everything), well I'm done wasting any more time here with a bunch of dim wits that don't want to maybe learn just a tad, I'll just say that even the 38 special "kicks" hard in a light gun like the 340pd for example (but hell I just went out and shot mine a couple days ago, and when I got home realized that I had indeed shot nearly all of the full house hanloads that I load are about as hot as you dare put through that particular gun on the will it handle it basis alone, that amounted to 95 rounds, and on top of that 150 rounds of 38+p and I never suffered any ills as some would lead you to think with that gun would cause in that many shots) just another little fyi for you the only reason I don't shoot more of the 460 than about a hundred rounds a visit, even reloading the 300 grain XTP's and other components I use, still adds up to about $75 per 100 rounds, and my handloads are no wimpy reduced loads by the way, they are moving at damn near 2150 feet per second even out of the 8 3/8ths barrel, like I said before there is just something too fun about hitting a target at 100+ yards and seeing it destroy it as bad as little wimpy 44 magnum does at 20 (you know like the water melons and crap that guys do on here, but for me it is the 2 quart size cans of tomato and other juices that have gone past date), but that is fine, on second thought, yes they are too much recoil for mortal man to handle, so you better stick to your little baby gun 9mm's and such, not calling myself anything better than mortal man really, but if everyone else thinks they are so bad then that will make them more available for me to buy ( my goal is to own at least 1 of every model of 460 and 500 they make), so yep they are too much for you guys, so go buy a little piece of junk kelltech or hightech 380 or 9mm or something of the like, and leave the real guns for the real men. Oh by the way I live just about 1 mile from where I shoot and hardly a week goes by that I don't go shoot some sort of gun, and when the weather is good I often shoot every day at least a handfull of rounds through my current carry gun, and most of my shooting gear never leaves my car because I never know when the urge to shoot something will hit me, the running joke amongst my friends is I have more ammo and shooting supplies in my truck than the local sporting goods store LOL.

I didn't say anything about one kicking hard, and I don't own any 9mm or any "kelltech" guns. I only shot a 5" model, and it was not from the performance center. The 460 itself is overkill for pig hunting we do here and too expensive. Shotguns and revolvers like .357mag or .44mag work fine. Everything else I typed came off Smith n Wesson's website and from their own videos.

+idkmm7 yeah I have one for it...I'll do that vid shortly.

+ERIC K. thanks - its quite a handful. Its a beast!

***** You're welcome!

+Moto Rad Smith and Wesson says the 2 piece barrel gives better accuracy but in all honesty it's just cheaper to manufacture. No these are not barrel burners I've owned multiple big bore revolvers for years with no problems, barrel burners are usually small caliber, fast moving projectiles like .22-250, .221 fireball, .220 swift, etc..

Solar_Empire Thanks for that info! That is what I thought about barrel burners, a lot of powder and a little bullet. Wasn't sure if large powder volume applied to some big bore stuff would be, but as I figured and as you pointed out, it isn't.

If you're talking about the gun in this video, the shorter of the two ported extenisons is for shooting jacked bullets and the longer ported extension is for shooting lead bullets. I own 3 of these so I know what they're for.

What did you pay, one is close to me for 1317.00 on sale!! Debating buying it, I fish in Wyoming and Grizzlies are around!!

@@1Troutguy $1400 +/- with taxes. Years ago tho

@@trentd2152 do you like it? Do you use a chest holster?

@@1Troutguy I'm more collector. But I'm thin profile and can shoot it one handed. Fun.

+gstea1 oh man...hahahahaha

+Dan Saracco you can shoot .460 (obviously), .454 casual, .45 long colt, and .45 Schofield. All these rounds are (virtually) identical accept for case length so think .357 magnum and .38 special. However the shorter the cartridge the longer the jump from cylinder to forcing cone which can affect accuracy.

+Dan Saracco 500mag is even more outrageous to me. I think the 460mag is also a bit outrageous but...we'll see what I can do with it. 454 seems more reasonable.

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+The Real Deal 10 Mil McCoy I doubt I'll be shooting this much at all. I mean I'd like to but 460mag is just a massive recoiling round and I need to go somewhere "special" to shoot it so... but its a nice addition to the collection. I met a few guys that reload 460mag. One guy said he'd reload some "mild" 460mag for me. We'll see...

It's a really nice gun you have a nice collection don't pay attention to all the negative stuff that people say it's your money your gun your collection do with it as you see fit it's just the prepper in me like to have a ammo put away because you never know when another sandy hooks going to happen but like I said nice gonna have fun

+John Perrotta I think there is a version where they did port it. Personally I like the 460V a lot more but...then again I would not buy one personally. This was a trade that came up that I did not mind doing...but like I said in the vid, I would not spend my own money on something like this.

a lot of people have asked this very same question. I do not know who FortuneCooke is??? I will have to research this. LOL.

+TheOl1911 FortuneCookie45lc, he does reloading videos.

ahhhhhhh thanks!!! For the longest time I was just looking up FortuneCookie or TheFortuneCookie? I'll chk him out now...finally! Thanks.

Exactly what I thought! I just couldnt remember his name. Good call

+702CitizenArmory Yes - you truly need to double up on hearing protection if you shoot this thing indoors. Outdoor its OK but it is soooooooooo damn loud. LOL