Posted: 6/8/2010 6:03:00 AM EDT
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Do any of you have any experience with one of these? On the site it describes the frame size as "Small J Frame." It looks like a S&W, but how is the quality and will holsters, grips, etc. interchange? I have seen them at gun shows, but haven't picked one up to closely examine one. I have a S&W model 642, and I have to admit that it is pretty close. Just wondering what all of you knowledgeable guys know about it.
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I wonder when they'll get the nastygram from S&W's attorneys for calling their gun a J-Frame. About the same time all the companies making 1911 clones get a nastygram from Colt. If the 1911 clone makers were calling their guns "O-Frames" then they would probably get a letter from Colt's attorneys. |
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I played with them at the NRA Show. They are 100% J-Frame S&W 642 Clones. The folks at Cobra told me that any S&W grip, holsters, etc... will work for their gun. I'd like to crack one open and see the quality the internal parts. If they're well made they might have a good product on their hands. A no lock S&W J-frame clone. As for legal issues.... I believe the patent on the design is long gone and if Cobra actually does the correct legal small print BS then they can mention J-Frame all they want. |