Colt Cobra .32

[SkunkSlayer]

Found a Colt Cobra like new in original box. I'm Praying I didn't lowball seller.

Anyone know about a revolver like this, what would be a good offer?

Blued, 3" barrel, not a scratch.

Edited January 19, 2011 by SkunkSlayer

[Guest TnRebel]

There is one on Guns America for $800.00

Colt Cobra 1st Issue 32 NP Colt Double Action Revolvers- Modern for sale, gun classifieds or gun auction from DGSGUNS. Buy or bid on this Colt Cobra 1st Issue 32 NP in the category Colt Double Action Revolvers- Modern on GunsAmerica.

[gregintenn]

$500 would be a steal in my opinion.

[SkunkSlayer]

$500 would be a steal in my opinion.

I insulted him. Giving another offer. Owner found that the serial # matches date of 1953. After looking at it, looks like it hasn't been shot, has a box of Remington bullets with it with 24 rounds fired, Wouldn't fire the unfired rounds, I'd almost say they are as old as the revolver by the look of the box. Thanks guys

(Called Colt and year made is 1967)

Edited January 20, 2011 by SkunkSlayer
owner got false info on serial # date

[gregintenn]

I've got one in 38 Sp. Nice piece.

You don't see many 3", and you see almost no 32s. You should probably pick this one up.

Edited January 19, 2011 by gregintenn

[Guest mikedwood]

I have a .38 1968 Cobra, I love it. Not new in box by any means but still shoots awesomely.

I had a .32 Cobra but I sold it to a friends mom cause she had a carry permit and a some kind of pistol she couldn't even grip right. So I sold her the Cobra .32. No regrets on that one though. I'm all for women having permits and a gun they like and can use.

[SkunkSlayer]

I've got one in 38 Sp. Nice piece.

You don't see many 3", and you see almost no 32s. You should probably pick this one up.

Guess that explains why I'm having trouble finding a price /photo, the net keeps poping up .38's, have the line in the H2o waiting for a bite.

[SkunkSlayer]

While digging around for this .32 revolver I didn't know that Jack Ruby fired a snub-nosed Colt Cobra .38 into Lee Harvey Oswald.

[SkunkSlayer]

You don't see many 3", and you see almost no 32s. You should probably pick this one up.

I am the new proud owner of a Colt Cobra S&W L .32 She's purdy.

[gregintenn]

Looks dangerous.....you'd better let me hang onto that for ya.

Man, even the box is in good shape! Congratulations. That's a fine investment.

[SkunkSlayer]

Looks dangerous.....you'd better let me hang onto that for ya.

Man, even the box is in good shape! Congratulations. That's a fine investment.

Thanks Greg it is very nice for a 44 year old revolver. Hard to believe how clean it is.

Edited January 23, 2011 by SkunkSlayer

[Kevo]

Beautiful Colt. I've heard that those little Ponies are addictive... Thanks for the pics and enjoy your unique pony:)

[SkunkSlayer]

Beautiful Colt. I've heard that those little Ponies are addictive... Thanks for the pics and enjoy your unique pony:)

They are addictive, my 2nd one. Hope I'm not a junkie? My hands were sweating, heart was pounding.

[7dogguy]

Congrats, very nice...very very nice. Again congrats on the find.

[Guest mikedwood]

Nice! you did very well!

[kb4ns]

Man that thing is purdy! You did real well!

[Moped]

My bedside gun is a blue Colt Agent snub nose. Most of the other ones, I've seen are parkarized. I love it! Awesome trigger on it and very accurate. I've always found Colt revolvers to be superior to S&W, but Colt priced themselves out of the market and now they are all but gone. Much the same way S&W is doing now in the revolver market, IMO.