CLT KING COBRA 357MAG 2 SS DAO BOBBED HAMMER

SKU: TSW|113545UPC: 098289001290Mfr. Part #: KCOBRASB2BB

$1,010.99

CLT KING COBRA 357MAG 2 SS DAO BOBBED HAMMER

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Description

Colt’s King Cobra is reincarnated for 2019 as the 6-Shot .357 Magnum big brother of the Colt Cobra Double Action revolver with the King Cobra Carry as the newest addition to the lineup. The King Cobra Carry sports a heavy-duty frame and brushed stainless steel construction. Double Action Only (DAO) with a bobbed hammer and a 2-inch barrel the King Cobra Carry is the ideal concealed carry .357 Magnum revolver. – Barrel Material: Stainless Steel – Frame Material: Stainless Steel – Barrel Length: 2 in. – Frame Finish: Brushed Stainless – Grips: Hogue Overmolded – Sights: Brass Bead Front – Capacity: 6 rounds – Weight: 26 oz.

Additional information

upc

098289001290

manufacturer

Colt

Manufacturer Part Number

KCOBRASB2BB

Action

Double Action Only

Barrel Finish

Brushed Stainless

Barrel Length

2"

Caliber/Gauge

.357 Magnum

Capacity

6

Model

King Cobra Carry

Product Type

Revolver

Sights

Brass Bead Front

Sights Type

FIBER OPTIC

ATF Type

Revolver

Length

15.5

Package Height

2.8

Package Width

8.6

Shipping Weight

3.6

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