# New Product Highlight: Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 327 WR

Are you proud of your one-second draw time?
That’s cute. Smith & Wesson pro shooter and living legend Jerry Miculek recently set a 9mm handgun world record when he drew from a holster and shot six steel plates from seven yards in 1.88 seconds.
With a revolver…
Now, Smith & Wesson is giving us slowpokes a chance to channel Miculek’s magic with a [**Performance Center Model 327 WR**](https://www.smith-wesson.com/product/performance-center-model-327-wr-jerry-miculek-world-record-revolver) revolver of our own.
Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 327 WR Specs & Features
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**<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Specs</span>**
- **Caliber:** 9mm
- **Action:** Double-action
- **Safety:** None
- **Capacity:** 8
- **Sights:** Vortex COMPDOT red dot
- **Frame Size:** N-frame (Large)
- **Overall Length:** 10.5"
- **Weight:** 33.5 oz
- **MSRP:** $3,499
**<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Features</span>**
- Lightweight scandium frame
- Jerry Miculek signature grips
- 8-MOA red dot
- Custom Pelican case
The Performance Center Model 327 WR is built for speed from the ground up. It has a scandium frame that’s lighter than steel for lightning-fast draw times and transitions between targets.
 **Smith &amp; Wesson Performance Center Model 327 WR**
Scandium isn’t as strong as steel, but that’s fine because the revolver is chambered for 9mm rather than a more conventional wheel-gun cartridge, like .357 Mag or .44 Mag.
The cylinder holds eight rounds and comes with five moon clips and a moon clip speed loader and unloader.
This special-edition revolver even looks fast. It’s got weight-relieving holes and slots all over the place, a two-tone finish, limited-edition grips, and Miculek’s signature on the side of the frame.
Smith &amp; Wesson tops this speed demon with a CORE optic plate mounting system, which lets you choose from a range of popular red dot footprints, but it ships with the same Vortex COMPDOT Miculek uses.
The 8-MOA dot is large and easy to acquire for maximum speed, and comes with auto-shutoff and shake-awake functions.
Smith &amp; Wesson lists an MSRP of **$3,499 for the Performance Center Model 327 WR.**

                
                
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Yeah, that’s a lot of money. It’s a thoroughbred race gun, though. And if shooting one gets you one step closer to a world record, who’s to judge?
**What do you think of the new Smith &amp; Wesson Performance Center Model 327 WR? Let us know below. Speed up your wheel-gun shooting with our guide on** [**how to reload a revolver**](https://www.pewpewtactical.com/how-to-reload-revolver/)**.**