Sold S&W 460V (5-inch revolver) with case, ammo, & leather chest holster

[Troutnut]

Selling my S&W 460V revolver and accessories/ammo for $1100 total. This 5-inch hand cannon shoots actual .460 rounds that pack about the same punch as a .500, but you can also shoot .454 Casull and .45 Colt ammo for some cheaper (and easier on the hands) practice.

It's one of my favorite guns, but I bought it for grizzly defense when I lived in Alaska and I just don't have enough need for it in the lower 48 to justify tying up the money I could have in fishing gear instead. I've never used it on anything but paper, but I had it drawn on a black bear once at about 10 feet away. It would be great for anyone looking to do more than tickle a grizz, or for handgun hunting, or just fun shooting if you like to get hit really hard in the hand and make a lot of noise.

Comes with the original case plus a tough and good-looking, perfectly fit, leather chest holster from Rob Leahy / Simply Rugged, which cost around $150 new.

Also, about $230 worth of Buffalo Bore ammo:
10 rounds of 454 Casull
45 rounds of 460 S&W
13 spent brass in case you reload

And 6 dummy rounds to help practice not flinching.

Gotta be 100 % legal on this, going through your FFL and in compliance with any relevant state laws.

 

[Shad71]

Location?

 

[Troutnut]

Location?

Cashmere, WA. But I travel to the west side from time to time.

 

[wyosteve]

Have one just like it and it's my favorite handgun. Can practice a lot with cheap 45 Colt ammo. GLWS.

 

[Troutnut]

Forgot to mention in this listing, I am willing to ship to your FFL, in or out of state.

Have one just like it and it's my favorite handgun. Can practice a lot with cheap 45 Colt ammo. GLWS.

Yeah, being able to practice with 45 Colt is one of the best things about it, and it feels like shooting a .22 with that round. Maybe that's an exaggeration but I hardly notice the recoil with those. Can't say the same for the 460 rounds, but the recoil from those inspires a lot of confidence in this thing as a bear defense gun as compared to a 44 mag.