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COLT King Cobra Category: .Pistol : Hand guns
Make: COLT
Model: King Cobra
Certificate Required: Yes
Calibre: .357magnum
Mechanism: n/a
Status: Live Firing
Barrel Length: 150
Price: £750.00
Gun Condition: Excellent
Accessories: Supplied in original box
Description: Smith & Wesson 686 Revolver. 6.5 inch barrel stainless - fires .357 Magnum and .38 Special Comes with original grips (on gun) and rubber grips - easily changed. Also comes with holster and 2 speed loaders Great gun in great condition. Only fired maybe 4-500 rounds and cleaned after every use.
Category: .Pistol : Hand guns
Make: Smith & Wesson
Model: 686
Certificate Required: Yes
Orientation: Right
Calibre: .38 special
Mechanism: n/a
Status: Live Firing
Price: £625
Gun Condition: Excellen
I think the Smith has just gone up with regular inflation Sim, that and only having there, Isle of man and Channel Islands to legally own them in. In the case of the King Cobra, there is the matter of them not being made anymore (for a bit of fun, see what excellent and untouched conditions go for on gunbroker of Colt Pythons in the US, You will spill your coffee and Gregg's Pasty on the floor).Sim G wrote:I've owned both! Granted with four inch barrels. If I could choose only one, it would be the King Cobra. Why? It was just "nicer". Shot more accurately aswell, if memory serves.
Boy are they expensive now in the "free" part of the UK!
Sixshot6 wrote: (for a bit of fun, see what excellent and untouched conditions go for on gunbroker of Colt Pythons in the US, You will spill your coffee and Gregg's Pasty on the floor).
I think I might remember that python for sale also, if it's from where I think. And the barrel falling off, or the pasty you bought this morning? But on a serious note I'm sure unfired Python's are selling for $3000 plus in the states these days?Sim G wrote:Sixshot6 wrote: (for a bit of fun, see what excellent and untouched conditions go for on gunbroker of Colt Pythons in the US, You will spill your coffee and Gregg's Pasty on the floor).
A friend has a Colt Python, six inch, blued on s7.3. He paid £800 a couple of years ago.
As for the barrel falling off a Python after three rounds? Sounds very fishy...