All of the revolver magnums, of 357 and larger, do quite well on hogs if the proper bullet is used. A heavy bullet that holds it's weight well does well.
I personally have never killed a wild hog, but when I was running Cast Performance Bullet Co I oversaw the sales of millions of bullets to hunters all over the USA and other countries too. I heard a lot of success stories from many hog hunters.
In fact we had a LOT of success storied from hunting killing bears and buffalo, as well as planes game in Africa, North American Moose, Elk, Caribou, and a handful of Elephant and hippos too.
Most of the very large animals were killed with 44 magnums, 45 Colts with hot loads, and 454 Casulls, but there were enough 357 magnum and 41 magnum kills to keep me reading the reports every week for several years.
So I have no doubt that hogs are not a problem if you shoot well.