Last edited by Lester Polfus; 08-22-2019 at 12:33 PM.
I was into 10mm Auto before it sold out and went mainstream, but these days I'm here for the revolver and epidemiology information.
Not directly. I do know that the 2" night guard fits in my 2 1/4" SP101 summer special perfectly. I suspect that they (3" v 3 1/16") are very similar, save for both the trigger reach (stretched rear frame), and the OEM rubber grips being longer/larger on the Colt. Part of why I like it: K-frame shootability, with SP size. It’s a darn compelling package. JMO.
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Thanks for that. That's kind of what I expected. It turns into a real list of pros and cons. The SP101 has an established history and better aftermarket support, while with the Colt you're getting an extra round and I would imagine a better trigger out of the box.
The only real hole in my gun battery is a small-ish .357 with a 3" or shorter barrel. I think I would get quite a bit of use out of that.
The 4" King Cobra target is tempting as well.
I was into 10mm Auto before it sold out and went mainstream, but these days I'm here for the revolver and epidemiology information.
Colt's catalog page for the King Cobra Target. They don't give a weight.
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I've been a Colt wheelgun fan for a long time...
I am happy to see Colt back in the game! Of course, I love some S&W and Ruger revolvers, too.
Very similar. Larger trigger guard on the King Cobra, otherwise not a whole lot different in size.
I just picked this Colt up yesterday so still getting a feel for it. Even though this particular SP-101 ( a 327 federal magnum version) has a Wilson Combat spring kit in it, the near out of the box Colt trigger is better.
I am also a fan of Colt revolvers and am happy to see them being made. However, there was a reason they disappeared in the first place, and I hope that this venture works out for them despite that reason.
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