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Very nice bigi, well done & congrats.
Ditchdogger
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A pair of Cobra's with consecutive serial numbers.
and the .22 Diamond back with his buddy the .22 Ace
And just because there has been so many non sakes thrown in but are all Colts
and the .22 Diamond back with his buddy the .22 Ace
And just because there has been so many non sakes thrown in but are all Colts
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Here are some pics of my Colt Anaconda 8 " 44 Mag Ported D&T. All of the porting and the D&T are factory original according to the SN #
Here are some pics of my Colt Anaconda 8 " 44 Mag Ported D&T. All of the porting and the D&T are factory original according to the SN #
Nice gun Chris. Boy I wish I had some nice toys like you do.
Graydog
A pair of Cobra's with consecutive serial numbers.
That is a cool setup, where did ya get that. The shoulder holster.
Johnn Peterson
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X2!!
Ditchdogger
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A pair of Cobra's with consecutive serial numbers.
That is a cool setup, where did ya get that. The shoulder holster.
Dan Zimmer @ Mountainview custom leather, in Rocky Mountain House. 403-845-4347
Bit of info about King Cobra
There are 3 variations of KC than the year of manufacture - Early, Enhanced (E model), or EDT (Enhanced, Drilled & Tapped).
Early KC's had a flat muzzle with a python sized cylinder release. These came with the rubber grips and gold medallions. Those that have their original grips and a 150 in the medallion were produced during the 150th Anniversary and should have the corresponding 150th Anniversary box. Those KC's would have been produced during the first year of the KC production, 1986. On these early KC's, the Rampant Colt was under the rear portion of the cylinder release.
The Enhanced model came mid production where Colt made a few changes to the KC and the trigger system. The easiest visible change to recognize is the crowned and recessed barrel. The Enhanced model will also have the larger Anaconda-sized cylinder release, nickel (silver) medallions, and the Rampant Colt will be fartheer aft of the cylinder release.
The final variation was the EDT (Enhanced, Drilled and Tapped) which basically came during the last 2 years of production (1996-1998). On these, the top strap was drilled and tapped for scope mounts and the KC's were advertised as having a factory trigger job. The grips would have the nickel (silver) medallions of the Enhanced KC's plus a Colt banner'd logo on them as well.
There are 3 variations of KC than the year of manufacture - Early, Enhanced (E model), or EDT (Enhanced, Drilled & Tapped).
Early KC's had a flat muzzle with a python sized cylinder release. These came with the rubber grips and gold medallions. Those that have their original grips and a 150 in the medallion were produced during the 150th Anniversary and should have the corresponding 150th Anniversary box. Those KC's would have been produced during the first year of the KC production, 1986. On these early KC's, the Rampant Colt was under the rear portion of the cylinder release.
The Enhanced model came mid production where Colt made a few changes to the KC and the trigger system. The easiest visible change to recognize is the crowned and recessed barrel. The Enhanced model will also have the larger Anaconda-sized cylinder release, nickel (silver) medallions, and the Rampant Colt will be fartheer aft of the cylinder release.
The final variation was the EDT (Enhanced, Drilled and Tapped) which basically came during the last 2 years of production (1996-1998). On these, the top strap was drilled and tapped for scope mounts and the KC's were advertised as having a factory trigger job. The grips would have the nickel (silver) medallions of the Enhanced KC's plus a Colt banner'd logo on them as well.
Super nice!
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Chemainus B.C.
Sweet!!
