[mentallapse]

This one was made in 1970. Nickel with ivories.

 

[TheDS]

I’m bored too Biff. Can you label each row and model. I’ll wait.

 

[Bumpy]

This one is the new Talo model in bright stainless. I recently purchased it and had an old holster that fits perfectly.

 

[cda926]

My’74 Cobra and ‘82 Agent

 

[webley455]

Old school Cobra and new school Cobra

 

[david280]

1972 Cobra New in box never fired

 

[Lonestar57]

Always good to see a real Colt Cobra these days. Great looking piece.

 

[Swag01]

Fine looking old revolver and box!! Thanks for showing.

 

[Zorros]

A 50s Cobra in a vintage holster.

 

[Homerfan]

Mine has some wear and tear, but it gets carried almost every day.

 

[nagor]

I bought this Cobra new in 1989. I never fired it and it even has the original plastic wrapping. What do you think this is
worth?

 

[RedRiverII]

I just purchased this Cobra. A definite spur of the moment purchase. It fired up my imagination.

 

[SHOOTER13]

She's a beauty RR...!!

 

[Savethebrass]

How about a Cobra thread? My latest - love to see yours!

 

[azshot]

I also made a spur the moment purchase of a Cobra the other day. Just picked it up, looks pretty good. I do like how much lighter it is from my usual carry, a Detective Special.

 

[Mockpo]

hello all, first post.
This is my 1956 Cobra, it was a buddy's dads occasional carry as he was in the liquor biz. Though, I believe I've put more rounds through it than he did. It's a beauty and came.with the alabaster grips. I just got stock era grips and when I swapped out, the alabasters, the inside was marked $8.

 

[Thegatman2000]

1950’s Colt Cobra. Works great. Great carry gun.

 

[markjt]

New model Brights...

 

[RedRiverII]

^^^ Very nice indeed those twins. Damn though, they eat twice as much. I can't tell if the trigger housings are identical, it looks like that old arc type trick, " ...which is larger the top one or the bottom one?"

 

[markjt]

^^^ Very nice indeed those twins. Damn though, they eat twice as much. I can't tell if the trigger housings are identical, it looks like that old arc type trick, " ...which is larger the top one or the bottom one?"

Very nice to see your posts again! Went through a divorce, a move "up North" ...and back South. A lot of stuff over the last 4 years. Just getting back to some of the stuff I love.

As for the twins, they're identical as best I can tell. It seemed cheaper to get a few shiny safe queens until I can afford ammo again!

Best,
Mark