Sadly, producing the best possible quality comes with a high price. A price far above what most of us are willing to pay for a revolver.
Anyone who wants near perfect quality should buy a Korth.
Most people have champagne tastes, but a beer budget.
Big corporations, like S&W, recognize this and have to tailor their operations and product offerings accordingly.
They have to manufacture the best products they can and still meet a certain price-point. In the case of S&W that price point is the $500-$1500 range.
Compare that to the Korth revolvers that start at around $3,000 and go up from there.
Expecting Korth quality on a S&W budget is unrealistic. If you want perfect quality control, pay the price for it and buy a hand-assembled Korth.
Or spend 1/4 - 1/2 the price on a S&W and deal with any imperfections you find.
You can't have your cake and eat it too. Sorry to say, but this ain't a prefect world...
Anyone who wants near perfect quality should buy a Korth.
Most people have champagne tastes, but a beer budget.
Big corporations, like S&W, recognize this and have to tailor their operations and product offerings accordingly.
They have to manufacture the best products they can and still meet a certain price-point. In the case of S&W that price point is the $500-$1500 range.
Compare that to the Korth revolvers that start at around $3,000 and go up from there.
Expecting Korth quality on a S&W budget is unrealistic. If you want perfect quality control, pay the price for it and buy a hand-assembled Korth.
Or spend 1/4 - 1/2 the price on a S&W and deal with any imperfections you find.
You can't have your cake and eat it too. Sorry to say, but this ain't a prefect world...