Posted: 7/7/2024 11:24:11 PM EDT
| My neighborhood ffl buddy has a Colt Cobra in he's trying to sell for a friend of his. 2 in barrel. The serial number dates it to 1969, its in decent shape, shows some carry wear, trigger/lockup feels good. $375 a good price? |
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| Good price. The Cobra is one of the few, maybe only, snake gun that can still be had for a reasonable price. That said, Cobras don't always age well. Aluminum alloys for firearms were still a new thing when the Cobra came out. Likewise aluminum finishing was still in it's infancy. Both have gotten much better over time. Plus p is to be avoided. |
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That is a very good price for one if it's in decent shape with good lock up. I have an older Agent which is about the same thing except it's a little more concealable and they are handy light little 6 shooters. ANY older snake revolver is collectable if in decent condition and it hasn't been ''modified'' where it can't be put back into original condition. The original grips are a huge plus always. |
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