Short of running over it with an M1A Abrams, the Model 28 will handle just about any .357 Magnum load. The N frame .357 Magnum has been around for 76 years, so it's earned its spurs.

As others have mentioned it's a "plain Jane" version of the Model 27, therefore built to the same specs.

The N frame soaks up recoil better than any L or K frame, or practically any other DA revolver out there.

A good set of stocks which fit your hand, is all that you need.

And, I heartily second those who've mentioned reloading. Never, ever exceed the printed values from the traditional manuals.