Description
There’s functional beauty—and then there’s the Korth Classic 6” Blue-Rainbow, a revolver that manages to bridge art and engineering with effortless grace. Chambered in .357 Magnum and accompanied by a 9mm exchange cylinder, it’s as adaptable as it is elegant. Whether you’re admiring it behind glass or taking it to the range, this revolver delivers on every level.
At just over 11 inches long and weighing 2.69 pounds, the Korth Classic feels perfectly balanced in hand—substantial without being heavy, smooth without being delicate. The 6-inch barrel gives it a natural sense of proportion, and the trigger pull—crisp, light, and deliberate—reminds you that Korth builds firearms meant to be experienced, not just displayed.
Then there’s the finish. The Blue-Rainbow coating is one of Korth’s most distinctive signatures—an iridescent shimmer that dances between deep blue, violet, and bronze as the light shifts. It’s more than a surface treatment; it’s a visual event. The white grips create a striking contrast, while subtle gold accents, including the 14K gold bead front sight, add warmth without ostentation. Every detail feels intentional, measured, and artfully restrained.
Ergonomically, it’s a masterpiece. With a 6.45-inch height and 1.70-inch width, it nestles comfortably in the palm, offering a sense of precision that’s impossible to fake. The fit and finish are so exact that even the cylinder locks with a sound that feels engineered for satisfaction.
This particular piece, serial number 701630, comes complete with its original Korth wooden case and factory documentation, verifying its authenticity and pristine condition. For a collector, that provenance matters—it’s the difference between owning a revolver and owning a legacy.
The Korth Classic 6” Blue-Rainbow isn’t just a firearm. It’s a study in balance—between performance and presentation, power and poise, heritage and modern design. For the serious collector or the shooter who demands beauty and precision in equal measure, this revolver doesn’t just stand out. It stands alone.
