Finally Got It Right: Ultimate Carry .38 Snub

[doc540]

Started with Smith's then a Colt Detective Special, then the Agent, and finally finished mod'ing this unfired 1976 Colt Cobra.

light weight, 6 shots, bobbed hammer, Gary Dean trigger job, Jim Badger grips

This is it, a keeper, boys and girls! Finally got it right.

[00BuckShot]

Nice looking popper!

[OCya]

very nice

[xr650r]

Shiny! mE LIKe

[Z ME FLY]

When you bob the hammer can you still use it SA if needed? Thanks

[doc540]

When you bob the hammer can you still use it SA if needed? Thanks

Yes, the guy I use does an excellent checkering job on them.

They're very safe operating SA.

[Lucky Scott]

Very Nice!
As a big fan of the .38 snubbie, I realize certain aspects of my guns that could use improvement. Really like what you have done with the Colt.

[Lucky Scott]

Whats the story on the barrel?
Looks different than the other Colt Cobra's.

[trashman]

NICE!

I just picked up my first Airweight -- a S&W Model 12 round-butt snubby this morning at Tabor's. Snubbies rock..

--Neill

[jazman]

Sweet, I like everything about it.

[doc540]

Whats the story on the barrel?
Looks different than the other Colt Cobra's.

hmmm....not sure unless you mean the unshrouded ones with the ejector rod exposed.

[G-Man WC]

Sweet pack'n piece. Congrats -g

[epic4444]

man that thing is mint...are those custom grips?

[doc540]

Yep, Jim Badger made them a couple of weeks ago.

Here's a pic of his usual ones with fingergrooves on my Agent, which, I guess I'll be selling soon:

[problemchild]

I heard custom work and trigger jobs were a no no for ccw. The district attorney will paint you as a gun nut if you have to use it for defense.