Taurus just threw another log on the fire of its already blazing Raging Hunter lineup. This time by chambering the big-bore bruiser in .350 Legend. If you’ve ever wished your straight-walled hunting rifle kicked a little more like a revolver (and looked a whole lot cooler doing it), Taurus has heard your prayers.
New Raging Hunter
The new Raging Hunter in .350 Legend comes in two flavors of barrel length; 10.5″ and a long-legged 14″. Plus Black or Two-Toned finishes for shooters who like their hardware either stealthy or loud. The platform keeps everything we love about the Raging Hunter series: beefy construction, real-world durability, and enough confidence-boosting punch to make you feel like you’ve got front-row seats to your own ballistic thunderstorm.
“Adding .350 Legend to the Raging Hunter lineup was a natural step,” said Michael Marotte, Marketing Director at Taurus. “It gives shooters a modern, straight-walled option with the stout terminal performance they trust the series for.” Translation: same Raging Hunter attitude, now with straight-walled swagger.
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Key Features at a Glance
- Caliber: .350 Legend — straight-walled, state-legal, and ready to put meat in the freezer
- Barrel Lengths: 10.5″ or 14″ — pick your poison
- Finishes: Black or Two-Toned
- Capacity: 6 rounds
- Action: DA/SA with transfer-bar safety
- Cylinder: Non-fluted for extra mass and softer recoil
- Recoil Control: Muzzle brake included because staying on target matters
- Sights: Fiber-optic front and rear
- Accessory Rails: Top and bottom Picatinny for optics, lights, and all the goodies
- Grip: Cushioned to keep heavy loads civilized
- Security: Taurus Double Lock system to keep everything tight when things get spicy
Doubling Down
With the addition of .350 Legend, the Raging Hunter isn’t just living up to its name…it’s doubling down on it. Whether you’re chasing whitetails, feral hogs, or bragging rights back at camp, this revolver shows up ready to perform.
The legend just got louder.
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