Description
Some revolvers are made to shoot. Others are made to impress. This Korth Combat manages to do both, and makes it look effortless. Built in Ratzeburg, Germany, and proofed in 1989, it’s a rare triple-lock revolver chambered in both .357 Magnum and 9mm Luger. The included 9mm cylinder transforms it from a collector’s piece into a versatile performer, two calibers, one masterpiece of engineering.
At first glance, it’s clear this isn’t just another revolver. The deep, high-polish blued finish catches the light like glass, every reflection smooth and deliberate. The dark walnut grips bring warmth and contrast, the kind of old-world touch that reminds you Korth wasn’t chasing trends; they were setting standards. Stainless steel accents on the hammer, trigger, and cylinder release add that perfect bit of visual contrast, tying beauty directly to function.
The 4-inch barrel strikes that sweet spot, long enough for precision, short enough to stay nimble. Every part moves with purpose, every click and rotation perfectly tuned. It feels mechanical in the best possible way, tight, balanced, and confident. You can tell it was built by hand, not by machine rhythm.
This revolver comes with its original Korth box and manual, a small but significant detail that keeps its story intact. For collectors, provenance matters as much as condition, and this one delivers both.
Whether you’re after a showpiece, a range companion, or simply one of the finest revolvers ever made, the Korth Combat Triple Lock stands in a category of its own. It’s less a firearm and more an experience, a reminder that true craftsmanship never really goes out of style.
