The $199 .357 Magnum Revolver Gun Counters Pray You Never Find

The $199 .357 Magnum Revolver Gun Counters Pray You Never Find Every gun counter in America has the same answer when you say the words three fifty-seven. You get walked to the Smith and Wesson case. Or the Ruger next to it. Or a Colt behind glass with a price that starts with a one. The forums finish the job. Brazilian revolvers are junk. Used police guns have been beaten to death. And a cheap magnum will shoot itself loose before you finish the first box. Ten revolvers sit on the other side of that speech right now. Every one of them fires the cartridge Smith and Wesson introduced in 1935. Number one costs $199.99. It holds five rounds of .357 Magnum. It's the exact model a major retailer sells new for $123 more. It came off a police trade-in rack. It was built by a company that Smith and Wesson's own parent corporation once controlled. And by the time we finished writing this video, it was already gone.