500 S&W Magnum Two Tone 6.75 in. Revolver

$103,549.00

Smith & Wesson’s iconic X-frame revolver in .500 S&W Magnum. The two-tone 6.75″ model balances formidable power with shootable control for handgun hunting or the ultimate range challenge.

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Let me paint you a picture. You’re at the range, and the guy next to you is making a lot of noise with his .44 Mag. You pull out your piece, load a single round, and fire. The concussion wave hits him like a physical thing. His target stand wobbles. Everything goes quiet. He looks over, and you just smile. That’s the 500 S&W Magnum experience. It’s not a tool; it’s a statement.

So, what is the 500 S&W Magnum Two Tone 6.75 in.? It’s Smith & Wesson’s flagship X-frame revolver, chambered in the world’s most powerful production handgun cartridge. This specific model features a distinctive two-tone stainless steel and matte black finish and a 6.75-inch barrel that balances power with a degree of manageability. It’s a purpose-built machine for maximum terminal performance, where every shot is an event.

Look, I’ve put a variety of rounds through this beast, from 350-grain plinkers to the full-house 700-grain monsters. The first thing you notice isn’t the recoil—it’s the presence. The heft of the stainless steel frame soaks up a surprising amount of energy, and the Hogue Sorbothane grips are a lifesaver. They fit out of the box, no gunsmithing required, which is crucial because you’ll want to spend your money on ammo, not modifications. The two-tone finish isn’t just for looks; the matte black top strap cuts down on glare, a small but thoughtful touch when you’re lining up a shot.

The key here is control. That 6.75-inch barrel length is a sweet spot. It provides a longer sight radius for better accuracy than the snubbier models, and it gives the powder more time to work, boosting velocity. Yet, it’s still holsterable for field use—unlike the 10.5-inch version, which feels more like a small cannon. The single-action trigger break is crisp, a necessary precision for a firearm of this magnitude. At just over $1,000, specifically $1035.49, you’re investing in an icon of American firearms engineering.

Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum Two Tone Specs
Specification Detail
Caliber .500 S&W Magnum
Barrel Length 6.75 inches
Overall Length 12.5 inches
Capacity 5 Rounds
Frame Material Stainless Steel
Weight 72.5 oz (unloaded)

Let’s talk pros and cons. The pro is simple: you are holding the pinnacle of revolver power. It’s incredibly well-built, reliable, and surprisingly shootable with proper technique. The con? Everything else. Ammo is expensive and can be hard to find. Recoil is formidable, making extended practice sessions a literal pain. It’s a specialist, not a generalist. You don’t buy this for your nightstand or concealed carry; you buy it because you want the ultimate handgun challenge or a definitive backcountry stopper.

Who is this for? It’s for the handgun hunter pursuing big game like bear or elk, where Missouri whitetail rules don’t apply but the power ethic does. It’s for the serious ballistic enthusiast who appreciates mechanical extremes. It’s for the shooter who already has a safe full of practical guns and wants the crown jewel. This is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide to qualified buyers who understand what they’re getting into.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can you shoot .500 Special ammo in this?

A: Yes, absolutely. The .500 S&W Magnum chamber will safely fire the lower-recoil .500 Special rounds. This is a great way to get familiar with the platform without the full shoulder-thumping experience, though finding .500 Special can be just as tricky as the magnum loads.

Q: Is the two-tone finish durable?

A: It’s very durable. The stainless steel is corrosion-resistant, and the matte black finish on the barrel shroud and top strap is a tough, baked-on coating. It’s built to handle field use, not sit in a display case—though it looks good doing both.

Q: What kind of holster works for this?

A: You’ll need a dedicated, large-frame holster. Brands like Diamond D Custom Leather or Simply Rugged make excellent field holsters for the X-frame revolvers. Don’t expect to find a generic holster that fits; this is a custom-job piece of gear.

If the idea of owning the most powerful production revolver on earth speaks to you, and you understand its role, then the 500 S&W Magnum Two Tone 6.75 in. is waiting. Check its availability on our site.

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