Description
Calibers: .44 Magnum (5”), .357 Magnum (4.25”), .454 Casull (6”)
Configuration: Complete multi-caliber conversion system with matching components
Rarity: Extremely rare, believed to be an actual one-of-one configuration
The Janz EMS JTL 3-Caliber System is one of the most remarkable revolver sets ever created, a testament to German precision engineering taken to its absolute peak. Built by Janz Präzisionstechnik in North Germany, a boutique manufacturer known for producing some of the world’s most exclusive modular revolvers, this particular example stands apart even within the Janz ecosystem. Its configuration, completeness, and execution suggest it may genuinely be a singular creation.
This system includes three fully matching caliber assemblies, each crafted with the meticulous fitment and mirror-polished finish that define high-end Janz revolvers:
- .454 Casull: 6” barrel assembly with matching cylinder
- .44 Magnum: 5” barrel assembly with matching cylinder
- .357 Magnum: 4.25” barrel assembly with matching cylinder
Each caliber module is engineered to exacting tolerances, allowing the owner to convert the revolver in minutes while maintaining the feel, balance, and precision for which Janz revolvers are known. The polished stainless-steel components exhibit exceptional machining, edge definition, and reflection quality, characteristics typically reserved for museum-grade firearms.
The revolver itself features beautifully contoured walnut grips with the signature Janz medallion, complementing the mirrored steel surfaces and enhancing the overall sense of artisanal craftsmanship. The system also includes the complete Janz factory tool set, conversion equipment, and presentation case. Each piece fit precisely into its designated position, further underscoring the ensemble’s integrity and rarity.
Collectors familiar with Janz will immediately recognize that sets of this scale rarely surface. Most Janz revolvers are built to custom order, and even then, multi-caliber systems are produced in tiny numbers, often fewer than a handful worldwide. A three-caliber, fully matched system in this particular combination is virtually unheard of.
This is not merely a revolver. It is a mechanical sculpture, an engineering showpiece designed for the connoisseur who values craftsmanship few will ever witness, and even fewer will ever own.
