J-Bar
Member
I have an early model Colt Cobra (aluminum frame, 5" barrel -yes 5", .38 Special). After leaving it in storage for several months it was nearly impossible to turn the cylinder. A few drops of oil where the cylinder contacts the crane relieved the bind and now it turns easily. I have not experienced this with any of the other revolvers I own.
Just wondering if this is a characteristic of Cobras or an idiosyncrasy of this particular revolver.
Any similar experiences from other Cobra owners?
Thanks for your insights.
Just wondering if this is a characteristic of Cobras or an idiosyncrasy of this particular revolver.
Any similar experiences from other Cobra owners?
Thanks for your insights.