The Smith & Wesson Model 460 is a large-bore, five-shot revolver, designed on the company’s X-Frame, the largest and strongest frame Smith & Wesson produces. Chambered in .460 S&W Magnum, this revolver can also fire .454 Casull and .45 Colt rounds, adding versatility for different hunting or shooting applications. Known for its massive power and velocity, the Model 460 was developed as a hunting revolver, capable of taking down large game in challenging environments such as Alaska and Africa. The revolver's stainless steel construction, glass-bead satin finish, and adjustable rear sights make it an optimal choice for rugged use in the outdoors. The Model 460XVR (X-treme Velocity Revolver) is a standout variant, boasting the highest muzzle velocity of any production revolver, reaching speeds of over 2,300 feet per second with a 200-grain bullet. Featuring gain-twist rifling, the barrel allows for efficient handling of high-pressure rounds, improving accuracy and performance. Available in barrel lengths of 5, 8.38, and even a 14" option (Performance Center model), the revolver also includes two interchangeable compensators for better control of recoil, depending on the bullet type. The 8.38" barrel variant, in particular, is effective for hunting game at distances up to 250 yards. This model is highly regarded as one of the most powerful and accurate hunting revolvers available today.