Korth National Standard 4.25" Barrel.

Special edition for the Canadian Market!
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Korth National Standard 4.25" Barrel.
Based off the classic look of the National Standard but with a shorter and Canadian legal barrel length of 4.25"
This revolver features :
A 4.25" Canadian legal length cold forged precision barrel.
Adjustable trigger and hammer
Fiber optic rear sight
DLC Coating
Korth produced Jim Wilson walnut target wood grip.
Weight 1.15kg / 2.5lb

[@randyreynolds1045]

Amazing German Art

[@joseiramarpereiralima7877]

Oi bom dia eu quero ti pergun como posso adequiroi essa maquina air

[@peterroda4181]

Is that the Canadian version?

[@morriszachrisson8359]

No, Chinese.

[@nivesknight]

Did you use a front cylinder mont? To hold everything as tight as possible??

[@joseiramarpereiralima7877]

Qua é iqalibri dessa armar é um 38

[@nivesknight]

Didn't take much to clog the cylinder? Looked like maybe 12 or 18 rounds before clogging.... you are able to use one cylinder for both 9 and 357 with the proper work... it would be a better option then changing the cylinder. It is still a alright revolver. Looks like a gunsmith with not so much under his belt made it though....

[@Deadtileyedie]

What are you even talking about? Korth makes the finest revolvers out there. And what gun besides the horribly un accurate Medusa uses rimed and rimless cartridges?

[@Deadtileyedie]

@Tacticool Mustache yeah I've seen the 9mm design pretty awesome

[@nivesknight]

@@Deadtileyedie look the guns are alright. How ever there are other ways. Moon clips are a good example. A separate cylinder is another example. Having to not have to swap a cylinder is my preference.

[@nivesknight]

@Tacticool Mustache Nice to know where you waste money. These look like a glorified tacticool nut jobs wet dream. You got a red dot and a laser on it? Maybe a flashlight or two? I know it needed that bayonet.

[@Deadtileyedie]

@@nivesknight it's literally only takes a button. And you don't have to get the 9mm option but as mentioned if you want the kind of accuracy and reliability you're getting with korth for both calibers thats how they do it like I said what are these options using rimless and rimmed in one cylinder