Checked one out, actually two over a two month period.
Rough edges, cheap looking finish, gritty release of the
cylinder with a rough cylinder release knob.
And by rough edges, a Ruger looks like a sweet and well
polished handgun. The Colt Cobra's cylinder flutes are
sharp, as suggested above by my comment on "rough edges."
At a suggested MSRP of $699, which is about what they actually
sell for retail, take a look at any Smith & Wesson, even the new
ones with the often cursed internal lock or a Ruger GP 101.
Reminded me of the Commando which exhibited about as crude
a finish.
Hey, it did have the little pony on the left side.
Yes, the action was smooth but long and stagy to my way of thinking.
Rough edges, cheap looking finish, gritty release of the
cylinder with a rough cylinder release knob.
And by rough edges, a Ruger looks like a sweet and well
polished handgun. The Colt Cobra's cylinder flutes are
sharp, as suggested above by my comment on "rough edges."
At a suggested MSRP of $699, which is about what they actually
sell for retail, take a look at any Smith & Wesson, even the new
ones with the often cursed internal lock or a Ruger GP 101.
Reminded me of the Commando which exhibited about as crude
a finish.
Hey, it did have the little pony on the left side.
Yes, the action was smooth but long and stagy to my way of thinking.