Most POWERFUL Pistols In The World!
Check out the most powerful pistols in the world! This top 10 list of best and strongest revolvers and other handguns has some of the craziest weapons that currently exist!
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6. Desert Eagle
This semi-automatic handgun contains the largest centerfire cartridge of any magazine-fed, self-loading pistol. The Desert Eagle was designed by Magnum Research, Inc. and is known for its regular appearance in movies, television shows, and video games.
5. Smith & Wesson .500
When it comes to lethal handguns, the 50-caliber Smith and Wesson 500 takes the cake. Known as the “mack daddy of revolvers,” its stopping power is such that the gun surpasses the caliber necessary for practical use. In fact, the 500’s killing power has been equated with that of high-powered rifles. To give you an idea, rounds fire at speeds of up to 2,075 feet per second.
4. Smith and Wesson XVR 460 Magnum
Introduced in 2005, the Smith and Wesson XVR 460 Magnum is a large bore five-shot, single-action/double action revolver. Chambered for the .460 Smith and Wesson Magnum Cartridge, the 460 Magnum is rumored to be the most powerful 45-caliber handgun on Earth.
3. Smith and Wesson Model 29
Not surprisingly, the master of handguns makes our list of the world’s most powerful pistols for a third time. The Smith and Wesson Model 29 Classic is built on the philosophy that if something isn’t broken, there’s no need to fix it.
2. Marlin BFR
Manufactured by Magnum Research, the Marlin BFR is also known as the Magnum Research BFR. While BFR was originally an acronym intended to stand for “big frame revolver,” many people have appropriately redesignated it to stand for “big f’ing revolver.”
1. Thompson Center Contender G2
Like the Marlin BFR, the Thompson Center Contender G2 is compatible with the .47-50 Government rifle cartridge. You can also use a .44 magnum slug or a .410 shotgun shell with the break-action single-shot pistol, which has parts that are interchangeable with its “big brother,” a Thompson Center hunting rifle.
I have the S&W .460 and absolutely LOVE it. I like the flexibility of being able to shoot different cartridges and the thing is just plain fun to shoot. My reloads put a 220 grain ballistic tip bullet to 2300 fps in the 8"+ barrel. The thing is really incredible.
You're right l got one and l think is powerful than the 500 plus you can use 454 Casull, 45 Colt and 45 Schofield besides 460
Paul M. My neighbor has 460 in that Thompson Katahdin. 18 inch. I had the 500 and 45/70. They are light and id compare the 500 to a 458 wm with 500 gr with a full dose of acc 2230. I know big horny armory has the 500 but a 460 would be awesome. I've good luck with the Hornady flextips. For shits. I have a ruger m77 375 h&h converted to 460 weatherby being built I got a box of 250gr mono flex for 45/70 and and loaded that in the weatherby. Guessing 250 at 3400 plus full charge 127 gr 8700. Be higher velocity with 4350
You guys try 5744 puff loads ?
50 cal eagle not that great. S/W 460 mag way better flexibility with cartridge. 50 falls short 460 shoots farther. Beat gun IMO
The Desert Eagle is my favorite of these, but I still love my 9mm Beretta 92FS Inox.
Hell yeah I can tell your American 🇺🇸 niga I love the desert eagle it’s good ones this niga pulled up on me and shot at me and I shot him once with this thing and it stopped him in his tracks I like holo tips
@@bunkerdisc I think English would be a better language to speak in. Start slowly, it can be tricky.
I own a Deringer, it's like the Nerf Jolt as a firearm
Baretta 92FS is a great gun. Excellent function, AND form. Both beautiful, and effective. The 92F, and FS's, being the best variants. Good taste, boss...
@@bunkerdisc 'Niga' is spelled with two g's. E.g.; Nigga'. One g would be pronounced "nija'. E.g. Nigeria. One g= a j sound...
I've got both an Encore and G2 Contender made by T/C with a few different barrels and calibers. Love how they work at long range.
my favorite gun on this list is the smith & wesson model 29
I had an 8 3/8 stainless model 629, extremely fun gun.
I've got a 6 1/2" 686 full lug. I'll eventually acquire a matching 629
I got my S&W model 29 love it and will never get rid of it while I'm alive!!!!!!Got me a BFR also in 45-70 10" love it !!!!!
Soft and Wet :>
Used to love my 357 686 model nice
G2 REVOLVER IMPRESSED ME MOST
Own two of the S&W 29-2 in .44 mag. One is 4 inch nickle and other is Dirty Harry 6 1/2 in. blue. Bought both new in late 70's, love them both and will never sell them even though I am to old and have to much arthritis to shoot them anymore. They were awesome when I was younger.
I have a 629. It's a blast to shoot and quite a tack driver. It's my favorite wheel gun in my collection.
@@allhonesty848 They are my favorites also, I do have a 4 1/2 inch barrel Ruger Vacquaro Bisley that is also a sweety.
I also have the 6.5" 29. I feel like a little kid holding it. Clint must have had NBA hands to shoot that thing 1 handed.
@@kylehudson7351 I always shot mine onehanded. I broke my left wrist and it froze up with arthritis and hurt too much to try to use it.
I own a Smith 460V. Excellent energy and flexibility considering the 5 inch barrel and being able to use multiple type 45 cal rounds.
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Oh wow!!
Quick one was my favorite....all of them
Excellent analysis
I love my ruger security six 357mag!! But I really want a s&w 460!!! Need it
I was very lucky to grow up and shoot some of these great guns actually from the age of 12 . My father was in a mental institution and a great man gave me a job in a gun and archery shop and range sweeping floors . Many customers understood my situation and took me shooting with them and I have many memories . One being I watched Mike Dubber one of the great master engravers doing his art work to guns . What a thrill it was . I ended up selling firearms for many years as I became of age . I also got to touch the .44 Automag . Serial number .007 . And I touched many S&W model 29 and others . Clint Eastwood , and the first showing of the movie Deliverance I will never forget . And I will also never forget that great man Don Castrup for giving me a past I will never forget . As well as all of the great people I met along my lifetime ! Keep up the great work everybody !
500 nitro express dingle shot... most powerfull, give the cartridge is 3x long then the 50AE lol, guess he didn't know about that wrist snapper :-)
I have 2 S and W 500's a 6 inch and a 8 inch love them both
Desert eagle and magnum
I own an S&W .500 magnum and prefer it to any of these other handguns. I would, however, recommend the model 29 .44 magnum as I've owned one of them too and liked it very much.
How’s your wrist doing firing that .500 magnum because that hurts a lot after three consecutive shots
I want the number 3 of my choice, it's so nice.
45-70 had one a long time ago, i wish i still had it
I have a 460VXR. It’s a beast!
I like the model 29!! I used a Ruger Redhawk in 44 mag and loved it for accuracy and handling. I'd expect the model 29 would be similar. Plus it is big enough for self defense as I don't go big game hunting.
I want a 629 so my 686 will calm down and quit trying to dominate my other guns.
I own a Ruger .357 magnum model 1702 and a Spring Armory 1911 .45 ACP. Out of all of the guns in the video, my favorite was the S&W 460XVR. It's a must-have. That will eventually be my 3rd gun purchase.
Magnum .500
Nice list, but don't forget the super redhawk in caliber 454 casull
I’ve shot the bfr in 30-30 and was surprised by the manageable recoil. shot it at 50 yds from a rest and made 1.5” groups easily. I’m sure it’s very accurate well past that. Good video and choices!
We bought a BFR in 2019 chambered in .475 Linrbaugh. It's really versatile, accurate with a variety of bullets and has great factory support. It's a lot of fun, but too heavy for us to shoot offhand with a scope. No sweat, a rest is usually available.
Bear don't wait for you to find a rest....curious though, are you tiny? That monster will put a gash on the forehead of a 250 pounder and the scope will take an eye out. Enjoy but be careful.
How many elephants have you killed with it?
By no
@@haroldwilkes598 8
my wallet hurts
SMITH & WESSON XVR 400
hats off to u for mentioning demolition ranch
I own the Thompson Contender in many different calibers including powerful wildcat rounds. I think I have the handgun for most anything I'd ever come across in life... Powerful versatile handgun with truly amazing accuracy.
44 magnum was my favorite gun in this list. probably because your hand is not bleeding after wards
Dessert eagle..... Loved it since I first played uncharted
I have the s&w 460 it's a lot of fun to shoot
Love your videos
I'm in love with the Thompson G2. I have a Bond Arms .410/45, that can change barrels for a number of calibers. But the the Thompson has it beat. Also, I had no idea there were pistols firing rounds with .308 level velocity.
Wow! I like the desert eagle... nice reviews....
I had a Thompson Center Contender G2 with a 16".30/30winchester barrel
I have 460XVR and it's pretty impressive on power and speed for sure. Not that there's anything wrong with the classic 44mag but I just had to try one out.
Not the most powerful but I love my s&w 686 6" barrel in .357 mag
I had the 586 and I agree
the 44 mag auto mag is a damn good gun
Desert Eagle 💭☠
My favorite is still the S&W 29!
The Center Contender can be chambered for the .50 B.M.G., which makes the 500 mag seem like a spitball.
Ik its odd to respond this late but underwood made a 700 grain .500 round and most bmgs are 750 grains unless you get a different one obviously so not a spitball but its like a great dane compared to an irish wolfhound maybe
I got my 1851 revolver nice hand Cannon black powder
I've got the dessert eagle 50 cal, and the S&W 500.
I have a Savage Striker in a 7.08. . It certainly deserves a place among the handguns most powerful ... While it's not manufactured anymore due to it's limited marketability, I still impress friends with it's incredible power... I purchased this for Alaska Bear Protection and carried it on my backpack... A totally unique, effective bundle of kick-ass confidence...
Just happen too own a Magnum Research BFR chambered in the .444 Marlin, and it has the most impressive recoil of any hand gun I ever fired.
I love revolvers. I have the Judge handgun which was a 410 shotgun turned handgun is nice
magnum and desert eagle is my favorite
The .460 mag is an excellent can plinker!
55 gal drum
My favorite is the Taurus 454 Carrul. Also used for big game hunting. Will Shoot 410 shotgunshells. Has sleeves for the revolver to shoot smaller caliber rounds, as small as 22 longrifles. 👍
I like the BFR in .45-70. I have a Springfield trapdoor [infrantry], and a handy rifle in the same caliber.
I have a Markin 444 mag
I own the Smith and Wesson 460XVR. I love that revolver. At 200 yard's you can destroy anything it hits with ease.
First, you got to hit something at 200 yards, which I have no reason to believe you can.
At 2 football fields long!!! You must be the world's best marksman with a revolver
@@murphroberts4891 Actually 200 yards is no problem with the proper scope and a little time on the trigger. I have a 460 XVR and I can hit a 10 inch target at 80 yards with nothing but a simple red dot. With a proper scope (I plan on getting one when I can afford it lol)200 is well within reason.
I used to have a 44 S&W 629 classic sold it but I have a 44 Colt Anaconda. I believe they don't make it anymore
I am hot for a 629 6 1/2" barrel full lug to match my 686 .357.
Best 44 revolver made. Don't sell it for less than 2500$/ limited production,too.
@@aaronhumphrey2009 absolutely don't take less than $2,700 for the 44 Colt Anaconda in fact they're going up in prices just like its little brother the 357 Magnum python I have guys offer me at the range for the 44 Anaconda $2,600 but I will not budge because I believe there are no master gunsmiths around anymore at the Colt Factory.
Magnum 357 is my fav.
Sickos
I like the 45-70 the best to me rifle cylinder one 👍💪
Literally got a desert eagle since it was the first handgun I’d ever fired. Felt great and wasn’t as bad a recoil as I thought. I only tried it because Leon Kennedy had the Lightning Hawk (.50 AE MAG 7-shot with extended barrel and a scope) and I thought it was badass as hell. Never thought it would be the one I’d stick with
Finally a good videos
I have a S&W 29 and S&W 27
SMITH &WESSON Always impressed me ❤️❤️
Own the Desert Eagle, .500 S&W, .460XVR and S&W 29. Next up...BFR in 45-70.
The grips of the S&W (large and X-frame) make them much more comfortable to shoot than the BFR. I have S&W 629 (.44 mag), .460XVR, and BFR in .45-70 and .450 Marlin. If I could graft a S&W grip on a BFR it would make a world of difference.
I love the thumbnail
I have a older Thompson contender in 45 colt- 4-10, 223, and 35 cal.
i have a Marlin 1895G in 45/70 in stainless and a laminated stock with the big loop lever action. I affectionately call it my Elk "brush gun" for heavy timber and scrub brush where shots over 150-200 yards are not common. I can hardly imagine the powerful recoil felt from a revolver of this caliber and it is somewhere in the middle of the list. Wow !!!
I have a marlin 1895 and the bfr 45-70 with a 10” barrel. I think the recoil of the 1895 is worse than the bfr. After 80 rounds through the 1895 my shoulder is done. The bfr on the other hand I can shoot all day. In fact the bfr is my favorite gun. Even my wife has shot the bfr with no problem.
Oh my how many revolver in This list... "3" two more and that will be top 5 best revolver
With how semi auto handguns are made, they wouldn't be able to handle the recoil of the larger revolver ammunition. At least that's what I think. With nothing really moving on a revolver other than the hammer and the cylinder, it's a lot easier for them to survive the pressure of large calibers
@@rakubby you are right
@@rakubby I've shot the DE .50AE. It handle high pressure just fine...but it's just totally impractical. I'll stick with my 45 year old Astra A75.
Smith and Wesson 500 my best one
What you must know, it`s volume of cartridge powder chamber
The “AK-47” you showed was a Chinese Type-56.
The most powerful handgun that I have seen used was a custom-built single shot bolt-action pistol chambered for the 7.62mm NATO (308 Win) cartridge. Being a rifle cartridge, there was a huge muzzle flash.I would not even try to use one, having found a S&W .44 Mag too painful to fire. My S&W Model 19 .357 Mag was just right!
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I have t/c in 35 rem,357max&223 they shoot well I also have 454casule you didn't even talk about it I love that gun
Demo with the 50 AE
Love my 357 magnum very noisy but a great gun.SW
I own a contendor with a .410 barrel that will also shoot 45 long colt
How much did you acquire your contender
Model 29, "You have to ask yourself just one question.......do I feel lucky.......well do ya, tweaker"? I once had a Remington 870 Wing-Master shotgun, circa 1963, beautiful wood inlay. It was eventually stolen.
Uh, oh, I may have bought that - Wisconsin? Beautiful gun, wish I had mine (ours?) back. I once had a Browning M-97 pump shotgun which could be "slam-fired:, thus the nickname, "trench broom".
@@haroldwilkes598 Oregon. I recall the term "room-broom" from years ago, similar effect.
@@marvinthiessen3454 Same gun, six shell 00 buck, I think that's where the phrase 'there'll be blood on the walls" came from, left the room badly in need of repair and painting.
@@haroldwilkes598 I miss my old Remington, they're all hard plastic today.
@@marvinthiessen3454 There's definitely something about the look and feel of a good, wood-stocked gun for me too, they were works of art, not heartless mass produced stampings of cold metal and plastic. Poetically speaking, they have no soul. I have a 1850's caplock muzzle loader I feel that way about. When I worked construction, I used to say I left a little blood in every house, a figurative offering to the Lares and Penates - my father just said, "be more careful", realist that he was.
Great video very impressive....
I like the first 6 the pistole I have is a S&W model 19 in 357 calibre
People that love big bore revolvers, for some reason seem to also love the big bad ass battleships, (Iowa class) he he, me too!😍
Many ages back, I was gifted a TC Contender with several barrels. One of the barrels is a scoped .222 Remington 14" and it came with a custom cartridge recipe for reloading. I followed the recipe and when I got everything all dialed in, my patterns would fit on a quarter at the 200 yard range, and I'm not that good a shot. It's a family treasure!
Surprised to not see the 454 casul
I like the 460 Magnum and the 29 dirty Harry
"Most POWERFUL pistols in a world!" Me : *sees a revolver with sniper ammunition*
Let's see it
What kinda sicko would put incorrect rounds in a gun
Fr man
As a note, Harry Callahan fired primarily 44 specials through his model 29. He wanted more fire power than a 357, but with better control than with 44 magnum ammo.
and people shoot 38 special through their 357 magnums for the same reason
@@jimmason8502 And some shoot .454 Casull from a .460 Revolver for the same reason. It can also shoot .45 Long Colt, .45 ACP with moonclips, .45ACP+P w.m., .460 Rowland w.m., plus .454 Casull and .460 S&W.
I like the control from my. 44 Magnum. Never really had an issue with it
The actors would have hearing problems firing a 44 magnum without ear protection. One thing that makes the 357 mag and 44 mag good pistols is that you can fire the 38 and 44 special when target shooting.
Love in magnum force when he explains that exact thing to the killer cops
Thanks for making this video, im gonna show it to everyone
What about the Thompson Encore in 30-06?
My virtual favorite one as first one 1 like 45 caliber service I just take one apart in the Navy but I never owned one now I can't afford it
D Eagle is the best! Although I enjoy the easy handling of a G 40.
i own the 50 AE, I'm get the BFR in the near future
I currently have a Hellcat Pro by Springfield and G48. I am obsessed with the Hellcat. I’d choose it over the G any day. Next on my “wish” list is the Dessert Eagle!
Can't imagine the "Long cartridges" being able to burn the powder fast enough. Must look like a flame thrower at night. I have to agree with a previous poster about a lot of these not being handguns. I was at the range years ago and there was some gun on the end rifle table right next to the pistol range where I was shooting. The range was empty and when we stopped shooting he started to bend my ear about how great his contender was at a 100 yards. It had about a 14" barrel, scope, and even a little bipod. I wanted to shoot off hand @100 yards, 3 shots for $20 and he would not do it. If you can't hold it in a hand or two hands, it ain't a handgun.
ur forgetting the triple action thunder it fires a 50. bmg sniper round
The .50 Browning isn’t a sniper round, it is an HMG and Anti-materiel cartridge and is too big of a round to be considered a sniper cartridge.
Was hoping to see AMT auto mag or javelina
Correction Detonic s 1911 45
Best therapeutical device against HEADACHE THE 500 Magnum.
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I would like to fire all these guns. I love hanguns because of their size and ease of transport. These guns are on a level that is insane! I own a Walther P40 that I just love. I also own a Marlin 22 longrifle. It is an older gun that I bought from a friend and restored. It is my house gun. I keep it next to my bed loaded with 22 hollowpoints, 15 of them. God help anyone who were to break into my house. It would not go well for them. I am a 67 year old woman who lives alone and these 2 guns make me feel safe. I plan to buy some more guns, mostly handguns, in the future. Thanks for a great video.
I've enjoyed shooting them (In Resident Evil games ;)
0.01 wow! man!!!
Some are more equal than others?!😳
I prefer the good old fashion colt 45. Myself!!!
There were two great Colt .45's. The 1873 and the 1911. My Ruger Blackhawk Convertible has cylinders for both rounds. The big advantage of the Ruger revolver is that it doesn't throw your brass away like the 1911 does.
Favourite has to be the model 29 of Dirty Harry! But what about the Colt Dragoon?
I have a LAR Grizzly in 45 Winchester Magnum and was hoping that it would make your list.