New Guns With Bad-Ass Names: Colt King Cobra Target Revolver
If there’s anything more reassuring than cocking back the hammer on a Colt revolver and listening for the four clicks (they spell c-o-l-t, don’t you know), it’s knowing that with all of these line extensions to the Colt Cobra series that the company is going to keep making them for a good long while. When Colt initially reintroduced the double-action King Cobra at the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trades (SHOT) Show this past January, revolver lovers everywhere met it with open arms–and wallets. The next step, of course, was to introduce a version designed for concealed carry, the King Cobra Carry. Now, just three months later, Colt has rolled out the King Cobra Target.
The King Cobra Target, forged from stainless American steel, sports a 4¼-inch barrel, adjustable rear sight, elevated fiber optic front sight, and custom wood medallion grips. Thoughtfully engineered to adapt the powerful .357 magnum King Cobra to the competitive range, this six-shot revolver brings all of the accuracy, quality, and dependability that Colt’s famous for. However, the fact that this gun is optimized for target shooters doesn’t mean it won’t serve just as well for self-defense applications.
“After releasing the King Cobra earlier this year we received a flood of requests for a 4-inch model with adjustable sights. Our customers are excited to bring their Colts to the range ,and the King Cobra Target is engineered for accurate and enjoyable shooting. The longer barrel and custom wood grips also just look fantastic,” said Justin Baldini, Director of Marketing at Colt.
MSRP is $999; click here to find a stocking dealer near you.
Awesome…Colt is the only solution in my opinion. OORAH Colt.
i owned an original king cobra 6″ from the first production run . they were hand fitted , you could still see some file marks if you knew where to look.. the grip was really good, not like the cheap handles they fitted the later versions with that would pinch you at the ugly split in the back of the grip. unfortunely it was stolen in 1992 home burglary.
i have wanted to replace it for years but the collectors have the prices thru the roof. when colt makes the new king cobra in a 6″ i will buy it.but it should have the the original colt rubber grips like the real ones.
Just got to Love a COLT !!!