Description
Some guns are made to function. The Korth PRS-4 was made to perform and turn heads while doing it.
Chambered in .45 ACP, this DA/SA pistol feels like someone took German engineering, gave it a confident nod, and then told it to behave itself while looking incredible. At 4 inches, the barrel hits a sweet spot: short enough for good maneuverability, long enough for a stable sight picture and repeatable accuracy. Seven rounds in the mag keeps things tidy without being stingy.
Feel matters. The PRS-4 wears a Diamond-Like Carbon coating that does two things: it looks stealthy and it protects the finish from real-life life — scratches, sweat, daily carry. The frame has presence; it’s solid in the hand, not fussy, and that weight helps tame recoil so you get fast, follow-up-friendly shots. Dimensions? About 9.84 inches long, 5.51 inches tall, 1.38 inches wide, and roughly 3.13 pounds. Numbers tell part of the story. The rest is in how it balances and points.
This isn’t a safe queen. It’s built for people who want a pistol that works at the range, answers to precision, and still looks right on display. Controls are intuitive, the trigger transitions cleanly between double-action and single-action, and the ergonomics feel like they were sketched by someone who shoots for a living.
Funny enough, the PRS-4 manages to be both practical and a little indulgent. That’s rare. So whether you’re stacking it in a collection or making it your go-to range companion, it’s one of those pieces that keeps proving itself every time you pick it up.
