My new Woods Carry Snake!

[BigBlue 94]

Triggerguard looks bent.

Lol i concur! But to each their own... Thats why we have umpteen different makers of guns

 

[Palladan44]

I saw one of these at my local gun shop for about 825$.
Saw it, and immediately wanted it......
......I resisted the urge at first, and wanted to do some research on it...... so I did.
I read nothing but good things about it, and went ahead and bought it... I love the smooth trigger pull in both actions, and the grip comes up very smooth.
It groups center/center for me, which out of a fixed sight revolver is unusual from my personal ventures with them. (Model 10s, Lawman, M65, M13, Ruger Police Service Six) This King Cobra tops them all as far as accuracy goes.
I formulated a load for mine with BE-86 and 158gr LSWCs going around 1,050 fps that exceed 38+p performance but are well below the Full powered magnum loads... the perfect sweet spot in every way for this little Magnum.

 

[rs525]

First for those complaining the trigger guard is bent, that's how they all come designed from the factory.
Second, a nice choice for a carry gun. I wouldn't own one myself, but the times I did rent it at the range, it was an excellent well balanced shooter

 

[SwampWolf]

I've got one and really like it, especially the da trigger pull; one of my favorites out of the many of my other revolvers. But I'll never understand why Colt made the revolver with (in my eyes) a weirdly shaped trigger guard. Sort of configured like the trigger guards found on some Kahr auto pistols.

 

[Styx]

I can't say I ever heard anyone complain about the aesthetics of Colts and Kahrs. They both are beautiful handguns trigger guard and all. Never thought to myself that anything was off with the trigger guards.



Next to a K6s:



Next to a 2.5" S&W 686+



Kahr: