Colt Cobra

Published on September 14, 2017
Duration: 2:34

This video provides a detailed review of the new Colt Cobra six-shot .38 Special revolver. It highlights key modifications from the original model, including a steel frame, updated trigger geometry, and recessed sights. The reviewer discusses the action feel, comparing it to the Colt K6s, and offers an overall positive assessment of the firearm as a carry gun.

Quick Summary

The new Colt Cobra is a six-shot .38 Special revolver featuring a steel frame, updated trigger geometry with a more centered pin and straighter trigger, and recessed sights for a lower profile. Its double-action trigger is smooth, comparable to the Colt K6s, and it's considered a very manageable 25-ounce firearm for concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Colt Cobra
  2. 00:18Long Anticipated Release
  3. 00:39Key Modifications: Steel Frame
  4. 00:44Trigger Geometry Updates
  5. 00:51Recessed Sights Feature
  6. 01:06Colt Cylinder Release Design
  7. 01:19Grip and Recoil Management
  8. 01:25Action Feel and Comparison
  9. 01:39Single Action Performance
  10. 01:49Overall Assessment and Carry Potential

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the new Colt Cobra and the original model?

The new Colt Cobra features a steel frame instead of the original's aluminum frame. It also has updated trigger geometry with a more centered pin and a straighter trigger, along with recessed sights for a lower profile. The grip placement has also been adjusted for better recoil management.

How does the action feel on the new Colt Cobra revolver?

The double-action trigger pull is described as very smooth right out of the box, comparable to the Colt K6s. It doesn't have a highly defined wall, which is a characteristic noted by the reviewer. The single-action trigger is crisp and clean.

What are the advantages of the recessed sights on the Colt Cobra?

The sights on the new Colt Cobra are recessed into the barrel shroud. This design provides a much lower profile compared to sights that sit on top of the shroud, offering better protection and potentially aiding in snag-free drawing from a holster.

Is the new Colt Cobra suitable for concealed carry?

Yes, the reviewer suggests the Colt Cobra is a fantastic little gun that will likely be a carry gun for many. Despite weighing 25 ounces, it's considered very easy to carry throughout the day, making it a viable option for concealed carry.

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