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Taurus took the Raging Hunter platform, a design that earned Handgun of the Year honors back in 2019, and gave it a chambering a lot of hunters have been waiting on: .350 Legend. This two-tone 14 inch model is the long barrel version, and that extra length matters with this cartridge. You are only giving up a couple inches compared to many .350 Legend carbines, so velocity and downrange energy stay respectable while the whole package remains a true handgun. If you already run a .350 Legend rifle, this revolver feeds from the same ammo stash, which is a genuinely handy setup.
The .350 Legend is a rebated rim cartridge, so this revolver runs on moon clips, and Taurus ships five of them in the box. Load your clips ahead of time and you can drop all six rounds in or out at once, making reloads quicker than any traditional wheelgun. The angular barrel design trims weight while factory tuned porting and a gas expansion chamber knock down muzzle lift. Add the non-fluted cylinder for extra mass up front, the cushioned rubber grip, and roughly 83 ounces of overall heft, and you get a big revolver that reviewers have called remarkably gentle for its class. New handgun hunters and recoil-sensitive folks will appreciate that.
Picatinny rail sections are built into the top and bottom of the barrel shroud, so mounting a scope or red dot up top and a bipod underneath takes no gunsmithing at all. Prefer irons? The bright fiber optic front sight pairs with a fully adjustable rear so you can dial in your preferred load. The DA/SA action gives you a crisp single action pull for deliberate shots from a rest, and the stainless and black two-tone finish shrugs off weather in a treestand or blind. For hogs, deer, and short to medium range work, this is one of the most practical big revolvers Taurus has put out.
Yes. The .350 Legend cartridge has a rebated rim, so moon clips are needed for proper extraction in a revolver. Taurus includes five moon clips with this model, and the upside is fast, full-cylinder reloads since all six rounds drop in and out at once.
Absolutely, and it is built for it. Picatinny rail sections are integrated into the top and bottom of the barrel shroud, so you can mount a handgun scope or red dot on top and even a bipod underneath without any modifications. If you prefer irons, the fiber optic front and fully adjustable rear sights work well out of the box.
Milder than you would guess. Between the factory porting, gas expansion chamber, non-fluted cylinder, cushioned rubber grip, and roughly 83 ounces of weight, felt recoil is far softer than the big magnum revolvers in this category. Range reviews have consistently described it as gentle for its class, making it a good pick for newer handgun hunters.
If squeezing maximum velocity out of .350 Legend matters to you, yes. The 14 inch tube is only about two inches shorter than many .350 Legend carbine barrels, so you keep more energy downrange and get a longer sight radius for iron sight shooting. The 10.5 inch version is a bit handier to carry, so it comes down to how you hunt.
| UPC | 725327620778 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2-350145RH |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Matte Stainless |
| Barrel Length | 14" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .350 Legend |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Color | Black, Silver |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Double / Single Action |
| Safety | Thumb Safety |
| Shipping Weight | 6.0 |
| Sights | Fiber Optic Front Sight |
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