The Taurus Raging Hunter is a large-frame DA/SA revolver chambered in .454 Casull, intended for hunting big game and serious field use. The 5.1" barrel gives it enough sight radius for hunting accuracy, and the 5-round cylinder keeps the frame manageable for a cartridge of this power level. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 725327617631 
• Caliber: .454 Casull 
• Action: Revolver (Double Action/Single Action) 
• Capacity: 5 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 5.1 inches 
• Weight: 3.1 lbs (50 oz) 
• Finish: Black with Matte Stainless Steel Frame 
   

Features 

The frame and barrel are stainless steel, keeping weight at 50 oz despite the heavy-caliber construction. A rubber grip with cushioned insert absorbs recoil during extended range sessions. Sights are a fixed front and adjustable rear, so you can dial in for different loads. The ported barrel reduces muzzle rise, which matters on a cartridge with this much push — follow-up shots land faster because of it. 
 
At 50 oz unloaded the Raging Hunter is no lightweight, but that mass works in its favor when running full-power .454 loads. The DA/SA action gives you a deliberate double-action pull for field carry and a lighter single-action break when you have time to set up the shot.

Owners of the Taurus Raging Hunter in .454 Casull generally come away impressed with its stopping power and field accuracy. The two-tone finish draws consistent praise for aesthetics, and the stainless construction reads as appropriately tough for outdoor use.

Recoil handling is a frequent discussion point. Most shooters find the cushioned rubber grip does its job with heavy loads, though the 50 oz weight is a real factor — some find it tiring to carry in the field for long periods. Balance comments are split: those used to large-frame revolvers consider it manageable; others coming from smaller handguns call it cumbersome.

The DA/SA trigger gets mixed marks. Single-action mode is generally regarded as smooth and usable; double-action pull weight generates more debate, with some wanting a lighter, more refined feel.

On value, the recurring theme is that the Raging Hunter delivers features you'd normally pay more for in competing large-bore revolvers. Reliability reports are mostly positive, with occasional isolated malfunction stories that appear to be the exception rather than the rule.