In fact, over the course of 300 rounds we never used a pure solvent to clean this gun. One thing we can say is that the Korth stayed clean longer than any other revolver we have ever seen, and deposits of lead and powder seemed to leave the gun of their own accord. The key, we were told, was the preparation of the steel (another proprietary process) and hand finishing. We found the blueing on the Korth to be both luxurious and strong. We did get the Korth representative to utter the exact words describing the kind of steel used, but we agreed to use only the word “proprietary.” Most gun makers do not offer a hardness rating of the steel they use, but whatever this number in most case may be, it is likely dwarfed by the Korth rating of 60 on the Rockwell scale. Plus, the Korth is not made from typical steel. The Korth gun takes about four months to build, mainly because 70 percent of it is assembled by hand in Germany.
To find out why this revolver costs more than four times as much money as the most expensive revolvers in its frame design, we tested a Korth, available from from Korth USA in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, (978) 851-8656. 357 Magnum in a package the size of the Smith & Wesson L-frame. The Korth is a six-shot double-action revolver with the option of single-action fire chambered for. $4,700, comes as close to answering this question as any production gun ever has. But what if a firearm was produced without a price point in mind? How much would such a gun (in this case a 4-inch combat revolver) cost? Most guns hover about midway up the pyramid in performance, function and appearance because they are priced in terms of available markets, i.e. Often the ability to climb the pyramid is linked directly to money. What is this pyramid and why is it so important? Atop the pyramid is where all parts combine to produce the greatest possible results. At Gun Tests we often speak of features and modifications that push the performance of a given design further up the pyramid. Its combination of quality materials, expert craftsmanship, and thoughtful design elements makes it a distinctive offering in the realm of revolvers. Overall, the Korth Ranger stands as a practical yet finely crafted revolver, boasting both functional enhancements like the picatinny rails and elegant details like the gold bead front sight. The durable DLC finish complements the look while providing added protection. Standard features of the Korth Ranger include Turkish Walnut grips that not only enhance the revolver's visual aesthetics but also contribute to its functionality. The rear sight is fully adjustable, allowing for customization according to the shooter's preferences. It incorporates a solid gold bead front sight that aids in quick and precise target acquisition. The Ranger's sighting system is well-designed for accuracy. This adds an element of aesthetic appeal while maintaining functionality.
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The revolver's design showcases a skeletonized barrel shroud, which is characterized by precisely machined windows that allow the polished Lothar Walther barrel to be visible. In line with Korth's reputation for quality craftsmanship, the Ranger model is constructed with fully machined components, each meticulously fitted by skilled gunsmiths in Germany. Notably, the revolver integrates a picatinny rail on top for mounting optics and another rail underneath for attaching a light or laser. It was designed with a practical approach in mind, featuring a 4” barrel and unique attachments for optics and accessories. The Korth Ranger is a straightforward revolver offered exclusively through Nighthawk Custom.
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