The Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 327 WR is a highly collectible, competition-ready limited edition wheelgun with only 1,880 units produced globally. This signature series was engineered in direct collaboration with legendary speed-shooter Jerry Miculek, mirroring the exact prototype configuration he used to shatter two NRA World Records by blasting six steel plates at 7 yards in just 1.88 seconds. Built on S&W’s heavy-duty N-frame architecture out of a lightweight scandium alloy frame paired with an 8-round titanium alloy cylinder, it drops the standard frame weight down to an incredibly nimble 35.5 ounces. It features a 5-inch stainless steel quad-ported barrel to slice muzzle flip by up to 33%, a smooth competition-tuned Double-Action Only (DAO) trigger with an adjustable overtravel stop, and S&W's debut revolver C.O.R.E. optic-plate system pre-mounted with a massive-window Vortex CompDot 8 MOA red dot sight.