The Smith & Wesson Model 500 is a standout piece in any firearms collection, a testament to the engineering prowess of its manufacturer. This large-frame revolver, introduced in 2003, is a beacon of power and performance in the world of handguns. The Model 500 is touted as the most potent production revolver in existence today, chambered for the massive .500 S&W Magnum® cartridge, capable of delivering an astonishing 2600 ft/lb. of muzzle energy.
Our offering is in very good overall condition, bearing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use. A few minor scratches and scuffs hint at its previous life, along with minor scorch marks and fouling on the front of the cylinder. Regardless, the bore remains in excellent condition with a clean, mirror finish and no signs of wear. The rifling is equally impressive, with sharp lands and grooves ensuring accurate and precise shots.
This particular Model 500 benefits from a barrel length of 8.38", a stainless steel finish, and the comfort of rubberized Hogue grips with finger grooves. The fixed black front sight and fully adjustable rear sight with a white outline further enhance its precision capabilities. An extra front sight is included in the sale, along with the original factory box/case for secure and convenient storage.
The Model 500 isn't just about raw power. It's also a versatile hunting handgun, capable of taking down any game animal. Its recoil is effectively managed by a well-designed muzzle compensator, and the revolver features a reliable DA/SA action. With a capacity of five rounds, it strikes a balance between firepower and size. Manufactured in the United States in 2021, it incorporates the most recent advancements by Smith & Wesson, including an internal lock for added safety.
In summary, the Smith & Wesson Model 500 is a firearm of unmatched power and precision, a showcase of superior engineering and design. Whether for hunting, personal protection, or simply to own a piece of firearm history, the Model 500 is an investment worth making.




