Description
When you see the name “Korth,” your expectations climb—and for good reason. The brand’s reputation for near-obsessive craftsmanship isn’t hype; it’s earned. This 1984 Korth Combat Revolver, Series 35, built in Ratzeburg, Germany, is the kind of piece that reminds you why Korth sits in a league of its own.
Chambered in both .357 Magnum and 9mm Luger, it includes an interchangeable 9mm cylinder—something few revolvers can claim. That dual-caliber setup makes it more than just a collector’s showpiece; it’s a mechanical marvel meant to be experienced. Every detail bears the mark of precision, right down to the authentic German proof stamps confirming its origin and quality.
The 4-inch barrel feels balanced, natural. The high-polished blued finish reflects like glass, the kind of deep luster you only see on older German steel. Paired with rich walnut grips, the revolver feels warm and alive in the hand—a perfect meeting of function and form.
And then there’s the presentation. It comes complete with its original leather case, secured with combination locks, and the original factory manual still intact. For collectors, that kind of completeness matters. It tells a story of careful ownership—a firearm preserved as a work of art, not simply as a tool.
For those who appreciate the rare intersection of performance and perfection, the Korth Combat Series 35 is more than a revolver—it’s the embodiment of German engineering at its peak.
