Joined
·
7 Posts
I've got this 1967 Korth .357 Sport. It came from Germany with some very shallow flame erosion to the cylinder face, but it's confined to around just one chamber. There's also two or three tiny erosion lines around the forcing cone perimeter but it's sharp edged, flat and clean. Gun shoots (158gr) perfectly clean otherwise, I just haven't fired that one chamber yet. The barrel and all cylinder chambers are pristine and gun is in overall excellent, tight, and almost unfired condition, and it was a really good deal, but I can't help but wonder, given the supposed strength of the forgings used, some extremely hot load musta been used that one time. I also wonder if shooting regular loads will further erode it.
Regardless, l like the finish, the beauty and that crisp, python (but not as smooth) like action.
Regardless, l like the finish, the beauty and that crisp, python (but not as smooth) like action.
Attachments
-
776.1 KB Views: 214
-
1.5 MB Views: 172
-
1.3 MB Views: 165
-
590.2 KB Views: 162
-
1.1 MB Views: 162