SPOHR Revolver – Mod. N670 standard – 6.5″ – .44 Rem. Mag.

German Precision Revolver | 6-Shot | Polygonal Match Barrel | 6.5 Inches | Conventional & Transactional

Overview – German Precision Artistry in .44 Magnum

The SPOHR N670 standard represents German master gunsmith Thomas Spohr’s answer to the question of the perfect .44 Magnum sport revolver. Developed from years of experience customizing Smith & Wesson revolvers, this entirely new construction compromises nothing in materials, workmanship, or precision. The result is a handgun of exceptional class that combines the legendary stopping power of the .44 Magnum with state-of-the-art manufacturing technology.

For collectors and shooters who, alongside a rem 700 for hunting or a benelli m4 for defense, also appreciate excellent craftsmanship, this revolvert is an absolute must. Whether as a personal defense weapon against dangerous game, a precision target firearm for competitions, or the crown jewel of any collection – the SPOHR N670 sets new standards.

Unlike mass-produced items such as some glock pistolen or the sig sauer p365, the focus here is not merely on functionality. Instead, the perfection of mechanical interaction takes center stage. Every lock component is wire-eroded from high-grade tempered steel rather than manufactured from lower-cost MIM – a quality feature that connoisseurs of the colt python or colt m1911s will readily appreciate.

Fact: The SPOHR N670 is not a scaled-up version of the smaller .357 Magnum model. Engineers completely redesigned the frame to perfectly handle the changed cylinder rotation from 60 to 72 degrees. Consequently, the result is perfectly synchronized mechanics without any unpleasant “hitches” in the trigger pull.

Technical Specifications

Construction & Workmanship – Perfection in Detail

“Made in Germany” – Craftsmanship That Convinces

Thomas Spohr, a German master gunsmith with a passion for perfection, founded his company with a clear vision. He wanted to build a revolver that compromises nothing on quality. For this reason, every SPOHR N670 is the result of this uncompromising philosophy.

To begin with, all lock components are wire-eroded from high-grade tempered steel. Unlike lower-cost MIM (Metal Injection Molding) processes, this guarantees not only superior trigger characteristics but also nearly unlimited durability. Accordingly, this represents a decisive difference from many series-produced revolvers from major US manufacturers.

Furthermore, Spohr uses a screwed polygonal profile for the barrel. This design improves gas sealing, increases bullet velocity, and simplifies cleaning. As a result, it offers a clear advantage over conventional land-and-groove barrels.

Grip Frame – Compatible with Aftermarket Grips

Despite the massive dimensions of this N-frame equivalent (approximately the size of an S&W N-frame), the SPOHR uses the grip dimensions of the smaller S&W L-frame with a round butt. For this reason, this design decision is worth its weight in gold: It opens up a vast selection of high-quality grips from various manufacturers.

The factory-installed NILL Phil Hemphill Match grips made of fine wood are already excellent. They offer superb control over the firearm. However, if you desire even softer recoil absorption, you can easily switch to rubber grips from Hogue.

Cylinder & Workmanship – Hairline Tolerances

The precision of the manufacturing shows in the fine tolerances. The cylinder gap measures only 0.08 mm – approximately the thickness of a human hair. Consequently, this minimizes gas loss between the cylinder and barrel, resulting in higher velocities and better energy efficiency.

Additional details include numbered chambers on the cylinder face, allowing identification of the most precise chamber. Moreover, a firing pin stop with dowel pins ensures perfect fit, similar to older, high-quality S&W models. Finally, a ball detent on the ejector rod provides secure cylinder lockup, replacing the traditional lock at the end of the ejector rod.

Trigger & Shooting Experience – An Experience in Itself

Double Action (DA) – Smooth, Rolling, and Powerful

The double-action trigger of the N670 is a revelation. With a factory trigger pull weight of approximately 3,700 grams, it is perfectly suited for sport shooting.

Unlike the often sharp-edged triggers of S&W that have a hard point just before release, the SPOHR features a smooth, rolling trigger without any hard stop. Therefore, this enables a more fluid and controllable trigger stroke during double-action firing sequences.

Adjustability: After removing the grip panels, you can adjust the mainspring tension without tools. Less tension equals lower trigger resistance (down to approximately 3,400 grams). On the other hand, more tension provides a harder strike for ammunition with hard primers. You can make this adjustment in seconds.

Single Action (SA) – Like a Glass Rod Breaking

When cocked (Single Action), the SPOHR transforms into an extremely precise target revolver. The trigger pull weight drops to approximately 1,350 grams. Subsequently, the trigger breaks very cleanly without noticeable creep – ideal for precision work on the 50-meter range.

For purists: Upon request, you can order a trigger tuning kit through Club 30 partners. This kit promises even finer trigger characteristics.

Accuracy & Test Results – More Than Just Good

The shooting performance of the SPOHR N670 is impressive. Independent tests confirm its high standard.

Ammunition Test at 25 Meters

Hornady XTP .44 Magnum ammunition produced the best group by a significant margin. With a spread of only 35 mm (approximately 1.4 MOA) at 25 meters, the revolver achieves almost pleasant rifle-level precision.

Precision at 50 Meters

The testers at Lucky Gunner went even further. At 50 meters, the SPOHR achieved average spreads of only 1.4 inches (approx. 35 mm). The authors were so impressed that they concluded: “The mechanical potential of this firearm lies beyond the abilities of most shooters.”

Recoil behavior: Despite the enormous energy of nearly 1,500 Joules (with Hornady 240 gr XTP), the recoil remains manageable. This is thanks to the high weight of 1,500 grams and the front-heavy balance. For comparison, the 300-grain loads from GECO feel similar in recoil to a soft 180-grain load in .357 Magnum.

Included in the Box

The SPOHR N670 standard comes as a complete package that leaves nothing to be desired.

Not included: Ammunition, WBK/gun safe (required for purchase).

Who Is This Revolver For?

For the Demanding Sport Shooter (BDMP, IPSC)

With a trigger that competes in the top class and precision approaching match-grade firearms, the N670 is the perfect choice for precision shooting at 25 and 50 meters. The adjustable trigger and high-quality micrometer rear sight provide ideal conditions for competition.

Compared to the cz shadow 2 target, a leading sport pistol in 9mm caliber, the SPOHR offers an entirely different experience – the raw power of the .44 Magnum paired with German engineering.

For Big Game Hunters (as Backup or Primary)

The .44 Magnum has long been one of the most respected hunting cartridges for close range. With the 6.5-inch barrel version, you get the perfect balance between handiness and ballistic performance. Additionally, the optional mounting of red dot sights (via Smith & Wesson compatible adapter plates) makes the revolver fast even in low-light conditions.

Compared to hunting rifles like the rem 700 for long distances, the SPOHR is the perfect supplement for stalking or as a reliable backup during driven hunts for wild boar.

For Collectors

The SPOHR N670 is more than a working gun – it is a piece of German engineering. Due to the high material quality, elaborate manufacturing, and limited production numbers (compared to mass-produced items), this revolver represents a future-proof investment.

In a collection alongside classics such as colt python, colt m1911s, tommy gun, or m1 garand, the SPOHR represents the modern pinnacle of revolver development.

For Connoisseurs of High-Quality Firearms

Owners of premium firearms such as a sig sauer p365 or a sauer 505 will share the appreciation for the SPOHR. It is not about the price but about the perfection of the product.

Even dedicated fans of glock and waffen glock will immediately feel the difference of wire-eroded mechanics compared to MIM parts.

SPOHR N670 vs. The Competition

In a world dominated by lower-cost mass products, SPOHR focuses on quality. Here is a comparison with other high-quality revolvers:

Verdict: The SPOHR is the luxury limousine among revolvers. For those who value the last bit of precision, perfect materials, and a trigger feel akin to custom builds, this is the ideal tool.

Sighting Options & Optics

The SPOHR N670 is extremely flexible when it comes to sighting systems.

Standard: The LPA TXT Micrometer rear sight is already very precise. It allows fine, click-adjustable windage and elevation settings – perfect for zeroing different ammunition types.

Optional: The Spohr Three-Position Rear Sight is an optional upgrade for shooters who regularly engage targets at varying distances (e.g., 25, 50, 100 meters). A lever mechanism allows switching between pre-set positions.

Red Dot Sights: The revolver adopts the S &W sight mounting pattern. Therefore, any adapter plate that fits a Smith & Wesson also fits the SPOHR. Consequently, you can easily mount modern reflex sights such as the Trijicon RMR or Holosun 507C .

Ammunition Recommendations

The SPOHR N670 is not picky, but it rewards good ammunition with exceptional accuracy.

For training / budget shooting: .44 Special or less expensive .44 Magnum FMJ (e.g., Magtech, S&B, GECO). This is ideal for saving costs, as .44 Magnum ammunition is expensive. Additionally, .44 Special offers significantly less recoil.

For hunting / precision: Hornady 240gr XTP (tested best group at 35 mm). For larger game, the 300gr GECO Hexagon is also suitable, offering deep penetration.

For heavy, penetrating hunting ammunition: Geco 300gr Hexagon (good compromise between recoil and penetration).

Important note: The polygonal barrel is completely lead-safe. Unlike many Glock pistols (which some manufacturers warn against using with soft lead bullets), the SPOHR can be shot problem-free with unjacketed projectiles .

How to Buy – Transactional Process

To begin, browse sportwaffenshop.com. Then add this SPOHR N670 to your cart.

Next, upload your valid WBK (German Weapons Ownership Card). We accept documents via our gun apps to buy guns for iOS and Android.

After that, we verify your documents. Then we process your waffe kaufen transaction within 48 hours.

Finally, we ship to your chosen waffenladen (e.g., Triebel Berlin). Alternatively, we can ship to any licensed firearms dealer in Germany or across Europe.

Note: This pistole (revolver) requires a WBK slot. All sales are final once WBK registers – this is conventional firearms retail.

Why Choose sportwaffenshop.com?

First and foremost, we are specialists in high-quality handguns, glock pistolen, revolvert, and exclusive sporting firearms. In addition to SPOHR, we carry everything a discerning shooter or collector desires – from the benelli m4 to rem 700 rifles to the cz shadow 2 target and colt python.

We are not just a shop for weapons – we are a partner for demanding shooters and collectors. Our gun apps to buy guns make WBK upload simple. Moreover, we are licensed, transparent, and reliable. Above all, we are a conventional, transactional firearms dealer.

Ready for the SPOHR N670?

Add this revolvert to your cart today at sportwaffenshop.com. You will receive a 6.5″ .44 Magnum precision revolver made in Germany – with wire-eroded mechanics, a polygonal match barrel, and one of the finest triggers you will ever experience.

Whether for hunting, competition, or as the highlight of your collection alongside colt m1911s, tommy gun, and m1 garand – the SPOHR N670 is the very definition of perfection.

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