The 10 Best .44 Magnum Revolvers You Can STILL Buy

The 10 best .44 Magnum revolvers you can still buy, from the bombproof Ruger Redhawk to the legendary Smith & Wesson Model 29 that Dirty Harry made famous. In 1971, one line of movie dialogue called it "the most powerful handgun in the world" and gun counters across America sold out. The claim was already wrong. 55 years later, the .44 Magnum still hunts, still stops bears, and still sells. In this video we break down the history, engineering and real-world strengths and weaknesses of every revolver on the list. That covers single-action vs double-action, 5-shot vs 7-shot, the best .44 Magnum for hunting, the best .44 for bear defense in Alaska, and which guns are worth the money. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Dirty Harry Was Wrong 00:35 – The Ruger Redhawk. 02:09 – The Ruger Super Blackhawk. 03:36 – The Taurus Raging Hunter. 05:13 – The Smith & Wesson Model 69 Combat Magnum. 06:44 – The Magnum Research BFR. 08:09 – The Colt Anaconda. 09:38 – The Ruger Super Redhawk. 10:53 – The Smith & Wesson Model 629. 12:12 – The Freedom Arms Model 83. 13:43 – The Smith & Wesson Model 29. Which .44 Magnum would you pick? The tank, the cowboy gun, the 7-shooter, the mountain gun, the precision piece or the original? Tell us in the comments 👇 👍 If you enjoyed this, like, subscribe and share it with the friend who still quotes Dirty Harry. #44Magnum #Revolvers #Firearms #guns