Ed Brown Kobra Carry (Chapter 2)

Published on February 15, 2012
Duration: 17:40

This video provides an in-depth look at the Ed Brown Kobra Carry, a Commander-sized 1911 chambered in .45 ACP. It highlights the pistol's 'Bobtail' grip for enhanced concealment, Trijicon night sights, and unique 'snakeskin' checkering for a secure grip. The review also touches on magazine preferences, with a recommendation for Wilson Combat and Chip McCormick Power Mags, and demonstrates the firearm's performance with Underwood Ammo, including a cinder block test.

Quick Summary

The Ed Brown Kobra Carry is a Commander-sized 1911 (.45 ACP) featuring a 4.25-inch barrel and a 'Bobtail' grip for enhanced concealment. It comes with Trijicon night sights and 'snakeskin' checkering for a secure hold. Hickok45 recommends Wilson Combat or Chip McCormick magazines for optimal reliability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Ed Brown Kobra Carry & 1911 Anniversary
  2. 01:30Kobra Carry Technical Specifications & Bobtail Grip
  3. 02:08Magazine & Holster Preferences (Wilson Combat, Crossbreed)
  4. 02:40Sights, Guide Rod, and Snakeskin Checkering
  5. 05:05Shooting Performance with Underwood Ammo .45 ACP
  6. 14:30Cinder Block Test: .45 ACP Terminal Ballistics

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Ed Brown Kobra Carry?

The Ed Brown Kobra Carry is a Commander-sized 1911 in .45 ACP with a 4.25-inch barrel. It features a 'Bobtail' grip for better concealment, Trijicon night sights, and distinctive 'snakeskin' checkering for a secure grip.

What ammunition and magazines does Hickok45 recommend for the Kobra Carry?

Hickok45 tested the Kobra Carry with Underwood Ammo 230-grain FMJ. He prefers Wilson Combat and Chip McCormick Power Mags over the stock 7-round Ed Brown magazine for range use due to their proven reliability.

How does the Ed Brown Kobra Carry perform in shooting tests?

The Kobra Carry demonstrated excellent accuracy and reliability throughout the review. It performed flawlessly in various shooting scenarios, including hitting steel targets at distance and destroying cinder blocks with .45 ACP ammunition.

What makes the Kobra Carry suitable for concealed carry?

The pistol's 'Bobtail' grip contour significantly reduces the print of the grip when carried concealed. Combined with its Commander size, it offers a balance of shootability and concealability.

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