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Smith & Wesson Model 60 .357 Magnum Stainless 5rd

Original price was: $908.72.Current price is: $636.10.

The Smith & Wesson Model 60 .357 Magnum Stainless 5rd is a compact J-frame revolver built for concealed carry and backup duty. Its all-steel construction and .357 Magnum chambering deliver proven stopping power in a snag-free, easy-to-conceal package.

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The Smith & Wesson Model 60 .357 Magnum Stainless 5rd is a small-frame J-frame revolver built for serious personal protection. Chambered in .357 Magnum (and .38 Special compatible), this all-steel five-shot revolver combines compact dimensions with the proven reliability of Smith & Wesson’s classic J-frame design. The satin stainless finish and synthetic grip make it a practical choice for concealed carry or backup duty.

ManufacturerSmith & Wesson
ModelModel 60
MaterialStainless Steel Frame and Cylinder
Compatibility.357 Magnum / .38 Special
FinishSatin Stainless
Weight24.0 oz (unloaded, per manufacturer specs)
ConditionNew

Key Features

  • Compact J-Frame Design – WHY IT MATTERS: Fits easily in a pocket holster or ankle rig for discreet daily carry without sacrificing control.
  • .357 Magnum Chambering – WHY IT MATTERS: Delivers hard-hitting defensive power while retaining the ability to shoot lighter .38 Special loads for practice or reduced recoil.
  • Exposed Hammer – WHY IT MATTERS: Enables single-action cocking for precise shots at the range or in a low-stress defensive scenario.
  • Fixed Sights – WHY IT MATTERS: Snag-free profile won’t catch on clothing during a draw, and the fixed blade front/rear combo is intuitive under stress.
  • All-Stainless Construction – WHY IT MATTERS: Resists rust and corrosion from sweat or humidity, making it a low-maintenance choice for everyday carry.

Who It’s For

This revolver is for the concealed carrier who values simplicity and reliability over magazine capacity. It’s also ideal for backup gun use—think off-duty officers or plainclothes security—where a compact, all-steel.357 offers a serious punch. Home defenders who prefer wheelguns will appreciate the J-frame’s proven track record.

Pros & Cons

  • Pros: All-steel durability, versatile caliber options (both .357 Mag and .38 Spl), time-tested J-frame ergonomics, stainless finish resists corrosion.
  • Cons: Five-round capacity is limited; recoil with full-power .357 loads is stout in such a lightweight frame.

Comparison: Smith & Wesson Model 60 vs. Ruger LCR .357 vs. Kimber K6s

FeatureSmith & Wesson Model 60Ruger LCR .357Kimber K6s
Weight (unloaded)24.0 oz17.1 oz23.0 oz
Frame MaterialStainless SteelPolymer with Steel CylinderStainless Steel
Capacity5 rounds5 rounds6 rounds
Trigger TypeDA/SA (exposed hammer)DAO (enclosed hammer)DA/SA (exposed hammer)
SightsFixedFixedFixed or Adjustable
Price~$810~$620~$950

FAQ

Is the Smith & Wesson Model 60 .357 Magnum Stainless 5rd suitable for a beginner?

Yes, if you’re comfortable with a revolver’s manual of arms. The DA/SA trigger takes practice, but the .38 Special option lets you start with lighter recoil. The rugged stainless steel build is forgiving of mistakes.

Can I use .38 Special +P ammunition in this revolver?

Yes, the Model 60 is rated for .38 Special +P. The all-steel frame handles the higher pressure without issue. Just note that +P loads will produce more recoil than standard .38 Special.

What holsters fit the Smith & Wesson Model 60?

Most J-frame holsters work, including pocket holsters, IWB, and ankle rigs from brands like DeSantis, Galco, and CrossBreed. The exposed hammer requires a holster with a thumb break or open top for single-action use.

How does the Model 60 compare to the Smith & Wesson Model 642?

The Model 60 is all-stainless steel and heavier (24 oz vs. ~15 oz for the 642), but it offers an exposed hammer for single-action cocking and a .357 Magnum chambering. The 642 is lighter for pocket carry but limited to .38 Special.

What is the barrel length of this revolver?

The standard barrel length is 1.875 inches for the Model 60 with a 5-round cylinder. This keeps the overall length compact for concealed carry.

Last updated: April 2026. According to industry statistics, revolvers still account for roughly 12% of new handgun sales annually in the U.S., with J-frames remaining a top choice for backup and deep concealment.

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