High Tech Revolvers

[Taffnevy]

Does Sigarms or Glock or any other manufacturer make a hightech new generatioin revolver? I vaguely remember reading in a gun mag a few months back about a protype revolver made by HK that made an appearance at a gun show. Are there any new inovations in revolver tech?

 

[Blackhawk]

Significant innovations in revolvers? The Mateba comes to mind.

Useful innovations? Nothing comes to mind.

 

[Madd Rapper]

An HK wheelgun!!?? Please, Tell me more. The only one I've heard of was the "Underwater pistol". Totally useless, but cool nonetheless.

 

[MarineTech]

Do a search on Korth revolvers. If you can afford the roughly $5000 price tag, they're apparently incredible pistols.

 

[Jim T.]

Different

As I recall the Russians had a revolver with a polymer frame in .357 mag shown at some shows.

 

[Sgt127]

Stainless steel...Titanium...Scandium...Synthetic grips...Tritium sights...All of those are available right now on revolvers...I'm not sure how much more hi-tech you could get. (I'm perfectly happy with a basic SP-101, that was cutting edge just a few years ago)

 

[Demogorgo]

Is that Mateba operate like a Single action auto? In .357 magnum? Wow?

I couldn't help but notice that those Korths come in 9mm. Huh.

I guess you can find anyting with the right amount of money.

 

[Sarge]

High-tech circa 1970...

Get ANY Ruger DA, from the Security-Six to the SP-101, and you've got cutting-edge revolver technology that WORKS. Nothing more modern than stainless in materials, but you also have none of the locked-up cylinders or glitchy actions that seem to afflict the current on or off-shore raging revolver merchants. Buy an old Ruger and be happy, because it still don't get much better than that.