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  • Skeedaddy
    When my father in law passed my wife found his 2" Colt Cobra Ser# 87726 with LW under it. She thinks he used it in WW11. Anyone know when it was made? Thanks,
    mcaso
    forgive me if this posts twice as I screwed the first time I tried to post it.
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  • Hangfire
    Its basically the same as a Detective Special,only with an alloy frame. It was introduced about 1950, and was available in 22 as well as 38.The Colt Agent,also alloy, was similar in size, but had a shorter grip frame,and was introduced about mid-50's.Bob

    Gun control is a steady hand
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  • rufe-snow
    Trust me, your better off with a Detective Special. I owned a Agent years ago, it was a ***** to shoot even with light hand loads. As the size and cylinder capacity was virtually the same, the only difference was the 6 oz weight difference. 6 Ounces isn't that much difference if your packing it in a holster or a sturdy pocket. It does make a difference when you shoot it!
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  • Pearyw
    I have both and prefer the Cobra to carry and the Dick Special for everyday shooting. If you want to shoot +p loads, I would restrict them to the steel frame revolvers.
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