Description
The Ranger XLR brings Korth into the .460 S&W Magnum category for the first time—and it does far more than offer raw power. It also fires .454 Casull and .45 Colt, so one revolver gives you three distinct ammunition options. You get a substantial 7.5-inch barrel, a bold smooth-sided cylinder, two Picatinny rails on top for optics, and another rail beneath the barrel. The finger-grooved walnut grip adds a classic Korth touch to a truly modern big-bore revolver.
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Features
- A first for Korth. The Ranger XLR is Korth’s first revolver chambered in .460 S&W Magnum—a major addition to the Ranger family.
- Three cartridges, one revolver. Confirmed compatibility with .460 S&W Magnum, .454 Casull, and .45 Colt gives the owner meaningful versatility, from more relaxed shooting to full-power .460 use.
- A legendary big-bore chambering. The .460 S&W Magnum is known for extraordinary velocity, significant energy, and a long-range handgun-hunting heritage.
- Built to configure. The two upper Picatinny rails accommodate optic-mounting options, while the lower rail adds flexibility for other accessories.
- A distinct Ranger identity. The 7.5-inch barrel and smooth, unfluted cylinder make the XLR look immediately different from the .357 Magnum Ranger models.
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READY ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS
- “Can it shoot something besides .460?” Yes. The Ranger XLR is confirmed for .460 S&W Magnum, .454 Casull, and .45 Colt.
- “Why is .460 S&W such a big deal?” It earned its reputation as one of the highest-velocity production revolver cartridges, with strong appeal among big-bore enthusiasts and handgun hunters.
- “How is this different from the .357 Ranger?” It introduces a much larger chambering to the family, with a longer 7.5-inch barrel, a smooth-sided cylinder, and a three-rail setup.
- “Is Ranger XLR a completely different gun from the German Ranger 460?” No. Ranger 460 is its German-market name; Ranger XLR is the name for the U.S. market.
