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Message: <blockquote data-quote="retrieverman" data-source="post: 3751993" data-attributes="member: 24452">I’ve spent more than $3600 for guns, so the money doesn’t necessarily scare me off if the quality is really there.  I agree though that there better be much more than a nifty little button to change the cylinder and an adjustable trigger. From watching the video, I can’t get a feel for what size it is.  Is it K frame, L frame, or N frame size?One thing I’ve noticed about high end revolvers as a whole is that they seem to be hard to move on the used market.  I’ve bought and sold quite a few semi custom and custom 1911’s, and there’s a big market for them…Revolvers not so much.I’ve only owned or handled one revolver that’s been to a gunsmith for action work, so I really can’t say this definitively but do believe you might be able get a Smith or Ruger to Korth quality level for less money than a Korth.</blockquote>