COLT KING COBRA 357 Mag 3in SS 6rd

[DadSmith]

KYGUNCO

KY Gun Co is your one-stop online shop with the lowest prices for firearms, ammunition, accessories, parts, and outdoor essentials. We ship fast and easy around the country from our home locations in Kentucky, and are always ready to help.

www.kygunco.com

$800


Is it worth it? Is this a CZ Colt?

 

[MrSmitty]

Seems like a good price, what would a transfer to Indiana cost, by an FFL?

 

[DadSmith]

Seems like a good price, what would a transfer to Indiana cost, by an FFL?

Lgs charge $25 around here.

 

[MrSmitty]

Lgs charge $25 around here.

Ok, I thought from state to state might be higher, I thought they might charge more than the normal transfer fees, cool beans

 

[gregkl]

KYGUNCO

KY Gun Co is your one-stop online shop with the lowest prices for firearms, ammunition, accessories, parts, and outdoor essentials. We ship fast and easy around the country from our home locations in Kentucky, and are always ready to help.

www.kygunco.com

$800


Is it worth it? Is this a CZ Colt?

I like 3" barrel length .357 revolvers. I think it hits a sweet spot in a carry gun with good balance in the hand.

I had a S&W Model 13 I wish I would have kept.

 

[TLHelmer]

Geez! I was hoping for pictures! What a tease!

 

[gregkl]

Geez! I was hoping for pictures! What a tease!

 

[WebSnyper]

Ok, I thought from state to state might be higher, I thought they might charge more than the normal transfer fees, cool beans

The FFL that charges you for the transfer is the receiver. Can't imaging they care where it comes from unless they don't like how a particular place ships (i.e. if a retailer dislikes Bud's gun shop for some reason and charges more from them). Doesn't cost them any more to handle it if it comes from Kentucky or Alaska.

That said, the distance can factor into shipping side, possibly, but most gun shippers have that figured out and cover it with a flat fee that they probably make a few $ on.

 

[Mongo59]

The 3in stainless came out in the 2019 SHOT Show. Whether these are left over supply from warehouses after they shut down in receivership or new manufacture, I am not sure a simple answer exists. Either way it would be less than 3 years old...

 

[Mongo59]

Having recently been to Kygunco, it is a store that is open to the public not just an internet sales site. It isn't a Cabella's or Bass Pro but more like a 'Walmart' for guns.

It will cost you shipping and handling to get it to your LGS and a transfer fee from your LGS. Tax in Ky is 6%. By the time you are done you will be right up there with the MSRP for the gun.

Also, as of my visit, they had no .357 Mag ammo but the .38 Spl was $58 for a box of 50 and there was little of that.

The physical site also has an indoor gun range and keeps a supply of ammo for their 'range only' sales. They even sell reloads as 'range only'. I just thought, if you are like me, you might want to know what the place is like beyond their logo on the net...

 

[DadSmith]

King Cobra Carry - Colt's Manufacturing LLC

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www.colt.com

I'm looking at this model a lot lately.
I've been contemplating getting one.
Main purpose is range use, maybe picnic carry, but mostly for inheritance/hand down to children, grandchildren when I'm gone, or to old to shoot.

Has anyone seen this model out in stores lately?