[QKShooter]

Now...the basic Plain Jane KORTH COMBAT Revolver will set ya back not quite five grand.
All the fancy stuff costs EXTRA. :biggrin:
Click on the pictures once you are on their home page.
Click Here To Go To The KORTH USA Site
Click the link below this cut~away photo to read the G&Ammo article about The Korth.
Korth CutAway

Here is a PDF file G&A Article
Click Here To Read It

 

[P95Carry]

LOVELY cutaway that is QK.

Oh my - what luxury.

Back in my UK days we had a revo turned out by ''Davis'' - in fact a modified and tuned 686 very often IIRC. These were fine guns and superb sights but not up at this price level. I do recall one guy at Bisley competing with a Korth but they are outa reach I reckon for many folks.

Desirable - oh yeah!!!!!

 

[Euclidean]

The holy grail of handguns as far as I'm concerned.

 

[KC135]

Rather have several finely tuned S&Ws than one revolver that IMO has way way too many parts.

 

[Al Lowe]

I don't know about being the Finest revolver, but it is certainly one of the most expensive, assuming we're talking NIB and not a collectors' item like say Jesse James' revolver.

Personally, I prefer Ruger revolvers, or maybe a Taurus.

 

[QKShooter]

Hi Al

Yep, it's a tad bit on the pricy side.
Yeah...that would be $4,700 for just the basic N.I.B. version.
In Fact...I think the box is extra.
I am actually pretty impressed with the lockwork. I'm sure that it is BUTTER SMOOTH but, obviously requires lots of careful hand fitting.
The firearm is also made from specially hardened steel & then finish~machined AFTER it's hardened so the tolerances are extremely CLOSE.
Too expensive for me though. :biggrin: