New Colt Cobra 38 Snubbie

[Barth]

Looks interesting.
Could a modern Python be in the works?
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/20...a-38-revolver/

[Bawanna]

Interesting. I have one from the 80's. Great shooter although I seldom do anymore.
Can't wait to see one of these in person. Hope the pricing isn't too ridiculous for my side of the tracks.

[gb6491]

"Steel frame and revised grip structure"
Naming a steel framed revolver "Cobra" is curious as the previous Cobra was an alloy frame gun.
I wonder if they tried to make this new one lighter weight by going with a stub grip structure like Ruger uses on the GP100/SP101 (hence the "revised grip structure").
Regards,
Greg

[DeaconKC]

Looks like MSRP is around 700.

[Phish]

I'll keep my older one and buy another Smith!
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[Bawanna]

I'll keep mine too. Best shooting revolver I ever owned regardless of the short barrel. Carried this for many many years. Still in pretty decent shape.

[JohnR]

Stop it! Just stop it! I don't need more revolvers!!!

[JMag]

Better get in line...


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[Slugnutty]

Can't for the life of me now find the reference, but I believe Colt has hinted that this is just the first of 'more to come' with their re-erntery in to the revolver market.
The issue (for me) is - are their enough "craftsmen" left at Colt to build a revolver, other than just pushing the start switch on the CNC machine.

(CAUTION ! ! ! RANT ZONE ACTIVE)
I also have an ax to grind on Colt firearms as they are a UAW union shop, I despise unions to my very core, but being UAW, is the lowest dirt on my personal hate unions scale - I've quit two spectacular jobs because the employees thought UAW was a good move, and both businesses closed once union.
I WILL NOT purchase a gun made by union monkeys.

(/rant off)

[marshal kane]

Especially like the extractor rod shroud. The unprotected extractor rods on older Colts always looked vulnerable to being bent although I never heard of it happening. Tired of hearing about Colt's latest "reorganization" as are their employees I bet.