Not sure what this costs but I am sure a bundel.Think I will stick with my 686-3.

http://www.nighthawkcustom.com/pistols/korth-revolvers/mongoose-357#slide-1

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$3500 and you get Hogue grips? Besides, I can have ten $350 guns and be having much more fun.

I think I'll pass. I'm happy with my 686+ 5".

there may be a market for it, but I am not in that market...

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And it would have to have the custom stocks. Korth revolvers are supposedly the finest DA revolvers made. But I don't have that kind of money. Before I did that I'd be on a hunt for a super clean, like new 586 pre-lock.

I thought when I saw it what was up with the rubber grips on a very high end revolver. I was lucky enough to walk into a 4 inch 686-3 with original grips, box and it even had the cleaning rod in the un-opened packaging that S&W used to enclose(sure miss that old company). This was before the prices went sky high. From what I have found the 686-3 or -4 are the pick of the litter.

I'd love to have one. I might even make that my next on the list and just be patient.

"Registered Magnum and change"? Maybe just a little change but still....

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Will it be the Freedom Arms equivalent in double action? Might be worthwhile if it reaches that quality level although I would prefer to see it in .44mag. Out of my price range though. The 686 is pretty hard to beat.

That's nice and all, But I doubt it would do anything my slicked-up old Model 28 won't do.