Korth Arms and NightHawk Custom-The Holy Alliance

SHOTShow 2018
Nighthawk Custom and Korth have partnered to bring a new level of revolvers to the American market.
The legendary German manufacturer has joined with Nighthawk Custom to create a line of firearms that is sure to change the mindset of many revolver shooters when it comes to…
• SMOOTHNESS
• ACCURACY
• DEPENDABILITY
• VALUE
With models like the SkyHawk, the Mongoose and the Super Sport, these are very modular revolvers.
Additionally and most unique is the Korth left handed configuration, sort of a mirror effect when side by side, but still fully functional.
From the Korth website;
Since 2008 the company KORTH is continued by Martin Rothmann in the tradition and the requirement for highest quality standards. Our dedicated team of 25 employees has 30 years experience in manufacturing and production of precision mechanical components in the fields of Aerospace , Automotive and Defence Industries. In order to keep the production at the usual high level, it was necessary to move into a modern production plant and invest in new "state-of-the-art" machinery. Traditional materials, timeless design, advanced manufacturing and traditional craftsmanship merge into a weapon which unites generations. The combination of these properties make our Korth weapons imperishable and low-wear. Even if frequently used the precision, quality and grace remains.

[@douglasfrazier811]

got the Mongoose with the additional 9mm cylinder at Christmas time!!! You have to shoot it to understand how smooth it is!!!! Great addition to my Nighthawk Hi Power

[@yasenivanov6427]

german goods are very durable so i wish i could try this wonderful guns some day :)

[@Perry2186]

charter arms makes a left handed 38spl revolvers

[@BillFrady]

I did not know that, in all honesty.

[@psy06]

oh damn lefty friendly revolver ? i dont even want to find out the price lol. i know its gonna be VERY expensive

[@BillFrady]

I never asked him the price, but we are talking Korth here.

[@MrKinglyon2010]

Don’t Micky those revolvers like that. What a dummy

[@BillFrady]

That was actually the Korth Arms owner that did that, so he probably knew what he was doing. Of course I wouldnt with a gun that nice, but then again.....