The Smith & Wesson 686 Plus is one of the most respected double-action revolvers ever built, and this 3-5-7 configuration takes it to its fullest expression. Chambered in .357 Magnum with .38 Special compatibility, the 7-inch barrel and 7-round unfluted cylinder make this an outstanding choice for handgun hunters, silhouette competitors, and serious range shooters who demand accuracy and authority downrange. Built on S&W’s proven L-Frame platform, it combines the durability of stainless steel construction with the refined ergonomics of wood grips.
Key Specifications
- The revolver is chambered in .357 Magnum, also compatible with .38 Special ammunition.
- The barrel measures 7 inches, providing an extended sight radius and exceptional muzzle velocity.
- The cylinder holds 7 rounds, giving shooters one additional round over traditional 6-shot revolvers.
- Action type is Double/Single Action, offering versatile trigger options for different shooting scenarios.
- The frame, barrel, and cylinder are finished in stainless steel for lasting corrosion resistance.
- The cylinder is unfluted, adding a distinctive appearance and additional cylinder wall strength.
- Sights are fully adjustable, allowing precise windage and elevation tuning for target and field use.
- Grips are crafted from wood, providing a classic, secure feel in the hand.
- The revolver weighs 51.2 ounces unloaded, delivering a stable, recoil-absorbing platform.
- The frame is drilled and tapped, ready for optic or accessory mounting.
The 686 Plus 3-5-7 represents the pinnacle of what a production double-action revolver can be. Whether you’re pushing .357 Magnum handloads to their limits at the range, hunting medium game in the field, or competing in precision revolver events, this S&W delivers the accuracy, capacity, and craftsmanship to perform. The unfluted cylinder and wood grips set it apart aesthetically, while the L-Frame’s robust engineering ensures it will handle a lifetime of full-power magnum loads without complaint. Add to cart and experience the standard by which all other revolvers are measured.






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