I appreciate all the kind words.
If I refinished the old cobra I would have birdsong apply their black t. But refinishing would remove the cobras character and that’s what connects me to the cobra. Well.... to any old gun.
However I will try the wax.
The old cobra will be used. It will not be abused anymore.
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I think it wears the age well in this case. People distress things just to get that look of character. Keep it well!Originally Posted by serialsolver
A 1952 vintage DS. Allegedly belonged to an LAPD officer before it fell into my hands. Came with a period correct cross draw holster.
The first indication a bad guy should have that I'm dangerous is when his
disembodied soul is looking down at his own corpse wondering what happened.
Another beauty!A 1952 vintage DS. Allegedly belonged to an LAPD officer before it fell into my hands. Came with a period correct cross draw holster.
This DS is from 1964. It is my daughter's backup gun.
Those old Colts shoot better for me than J frames. I passed on a Cobra many months back. Wish I hadn’t.
According to proofhouse.com, this is a 1952 DS. It’s a tack driver, even a 25 yards. Well, at 25 yards, all the rounds stay in an 8” circle shooting SA.
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