The Taurus Raging Hunter chambered in .350 Legend is a large-frame double-action/single-action revolver built around a 14-inch barrel for hunting straight-walled cartridges. It holds six rounds and combines stainless steel construction with a black finish, a cushioned black rubber grip, and a factory muzzle brake. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Taurus 
• Model: Raging Hunter 
• Caliber: .350 Legend 
• Action: DA/SA 
• Capacity: 6 
• Barrel Length: 14 in 
• Material: Stainless Steel 
• Finish: Black 
   

Detailed Features 

• Muzzle brake reduces felt recoil from the .350 Legend cartridge 
• Fiber optic front sight paired with a fully adjustable rear sight 
• Top and bottom Picatinny rails accept optics and accessory mounts 
• Transfer bar safety system for carrying with a loaded cylinder 
• Cushioned black rubber grip aids control during recoil 
• Two-tone finish pairs stainless steel components with a black treatment for a durable, modern look

The Raging Hunter series draws revolver hunters who want a large-frame handgun chambered for a straight-walled cartridge like .350 Legend, useful where local regulations call for straight-wall ammunition during deer season. Owners generally rate the fit and cylinder lockup as solid for the price bracket Taurus competes in, though quality control complaints on individual guns still show up in reviews.

The long barrel and muzzle brake combination is polarizing: hunters carrying it in a chest holster like the extra sight radius and reduced recoil, while those wanting a packable trail gun find the length and weight cumbersome. The fiber optic front sight is popular for quick target acquisition, and the Picatinny rails make mounting a red dot straightforward for shooters who want an optic on a hunting handgun.

Value is the recurring theme in Raging Hunter feedback. Buyers like getting an optics-ready, ported-brake revolver at a price below many premium competitors, and the transfer bar safety is reassuring for those planning to carry it loaded. Aftermarket grip and holster support is thinner than for more established revolver platforms, which is the main complaint from long-term owners.