I will address sights in greater detail further down the page. The front sight on the Target model is a replaceable, red fiber optic. The muzzle crown is deeply recessed and the front sight sits atop a comparatively lofty pedestal. A hefty rib also runs along the top of the barrel, adding additional, nose-forward weight. While the tip of the 3″ King Cobra’s underlug is relieved to ease its entrance into a holster, no such accommodation is made here.
The King Cobra Target’s 4″ tube features an underlug that runs its entire length. Also like the King Cobra, in-depth media coverage has been scant we are again proud to give the King Cobra Target our undivided attention here! The most obvious differences are the King Cobra Target’s longer, 4-inch tube and its adjustable sights. The frame is the same modified D-frame, it is still stainless steel, and chambered in. The Colt King Cobra Target is very similar to the previously-released King Cobra, but with some noticeable differences. slightly again, for want of a holster, I was unable to carry the Colt King Cobra Target, and am thus unable to report upon this aspect of this revolver. I conducted this review in accordance with our Field Report Standard Operating Procedure. Colt has expanded the King Cobra line with the 2″ King Cobra Carry, a 2″ DAO model and the subject of this review, the Colt King Cobra Target. 357 has become one of my favorite handguns period, and certainly my favorite carry revolver. Though it stretched the budget, I listened to Mike’s advice and purchased my T&E sample, and I’m so glad I did. There are few firearms that have excited me like the new Colt King Cobra.
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