[MAM]

That one doesn't appear to have the barrel/frame gap. Did it come that way?

I have two of them and as I have posted previously, the two that I have did not have any barrel gaps.......I am happy with the end results. Now I need a nice set of wood stocks for this.

 

[MAM]

MAM, now that is a beauty.

Thank you Wolfcoln, I think this is how it should have come from the factory. My other Cobra may just wind up with Robert for the same job after it comes back from Frank Glenn who has agreed to take a look at it and let me know if you can do anything to smooth out the action. I know the folks still have not cottoned to the Cobra but for what I wanted out of it and what I now have I am happy.....and that is the beauty of this hobby we get to do exactly what we want.

 

[texagun]

I have two of them and as I have posted previously, the two that I have did not have any barrel gaps.

Maybe Colt finally figured out how to screw a barrel into the frame flush.

That's a beautiful gun MAM. It would sure look good at the BBQ this Labor Day.

 

[MARKO65]

My two have the slight barrel gap which is normal.

 

[smutt]

My goal is to leave this earth right at the moment that I have spent every last red cent..........

If I may quote Errol Flynn, "any man that dies with more than $1.50 in his pocket is a jerk".

 

[MAM]

My two have the slight barrel gap which is normal.

It is unfortunate that the barrel gaps are the norm and that mine are the exceptions Nevertheless I'm happy to have the exceptions instead of the rule


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