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New fully machined wheelgun on the way!
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FireFlyFishing
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We need a range report when able!
I'll do better. If it makes it in time it will go on a hog and exotic hunt this Feb/march.
Thanks a lot! I just picked up my SW 686+ and somehow felt so inadequate. Just sayin.
I love revolvers. I also love eating, fishing, hunting, and a number of other things. I splurged and bought a Python and put Wilson Combat sights on it recently. The Spohr and Korth are next level.
moonrunner02
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Interested to hear how she runs!
moonrunner02
Member
Takes a little more paper work to get that guy home!
As soon as I saw your post I researched Spohr and was very impressed and then Korth another very impressive Manufacture of Revolvers.Going around shot show you always find something you need….
First up….with more to come.
Inbound is a Spohr revolver…totally machined wheelgun….amazing machine work. Looks wise….i like it better than my Korths….proof will be seen on the range.
Ultradot has a couple new dots coming out. I'll have prototypes for testing soon
It is something when a manufacture takes a block of Steel or Aluminum and machines it on a CNC and then human intervention to make an almost perfect Firearm. Just look at the costs $$$$$.
If you are looking for something other than a Revolver and want a Truley Superb Semi Auto look to MPA DS Series.
We have a few older S&W Model 19 and 29 with Pined Barrels, Recessed Cylinders, Target Triger. Hammer and Sights. (Dirty Harry)
Love the workmanship in those Revolvers with fine detail and DARK BLUED STEEL!
CLASSIC!!!!!
ammohouse
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That sucker is SLICK!!!
Shot show Spohr video.
Nimrod
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I'm glad you are enjoying your well deserved retirement Chris, had I known how awesome it was I would have done it long ago! I like everything about the Spohr. I wish it came in .45 Colt. Are we going to see a FrankenSpohr anytime soon?
