Description
The King Cobra in .22 LR with a 2-inch barrel is built for a specific kind of shooter: someone who wants a serious small-frame revolver for close-range practice, plinking, or pest control, and who prefers the manual discipline of a wheelgun over a semi-automatic. Colt chambers this one in rimfire not as an afterthought but as a deliberate platform — the 10-round cylinder gives you more shots per reload than most centerfire revolvers in the same frame class, which matters when you’re running drills or working through a box of .22 at the range.
The 2-inch barrel keeps the package compact and maneuverable, but that comes with a real trade-off: a shorter sight radius makes precise shot placement more demanding at distance, which is exactly why Colt fits it with a fiber optic front sight rather than a plain blade. The fiber optic gathers ambient light and throws a bright dot into your sight picture, giving your eye something definite to focus on even when the barrel-to-target line is short. The rear sight is an adjustable target unit, so you can dial in your point of impact rather than holding off to compensate for windage or elevation.
The frame and barrel carry a Stainless finish, which resists corrosion without requiring the same level of maintenance as blued steel — a practical choice for a working revolver that may see wet weather or heavy handling. The double-action/single-action trigger mechanism lets you fire with a long double-action pull for deliberate shots or pre-cock the hammer for a lighter, crisper single-action break when precision matters. The vent rib barrel and stainless cylinder complete a package that is straightforward, well-specified for its role, and carries the King Cobra name for good reason.
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