2+ Years of Colt Concealed Carry

[doc540]

D frame is still doing the job just fine

[WildBill]

D frame is still doing the job just fine.[/img]

I don't know it, looks tired ... like it needs a need owner.

[Dan20703]

D frame is still doing the job just fine.[/img]

I don't know it, looks tired ... like it needs a need owner.

I concur. I might be able to help.

[RECIT]

Very pretty my friend

[doc540]

Well, thanks, but it's getting some visible wear and a turn line as it should.

[eddieconcarne]

I'm a diehard Smith & Wesson guy, but I'm not sure even the prettiest chief's special can compare to the beauty of that DS.

What's your carry method? Pocket holster?

[PUCKER]

I really like that revolver, it's a BEAUTY! Can you provide more info/model number, etc? I don't have much experience with Colt revolvers.

[doc540]

Thanks, gentlemen.

It's a 1982 Colt Cobra, lightweight alloy frame with the shrouded barrel, commonly known as a "D frame" Colt.

I use a SmartCarry holster since there are times when it has to be absolutely concealed with no chance of being "made" by a shirttail, coattail, trouser leg revealing that I'm carrying.

It's not for every body or every situation, but it fits mine perfectly.

[ghostrider]

I'm sorry, but that's an ugly gun and you should send it to me for proper disposal :-)

[ghostrider]

I use a SmartCarry holster

how comfortable is that in the "Texas Heat" {tm} ? And does it have a 2nd pocket for a speedloader/strip?

[doc540]

I use a SmartCarry holster

how comfortable is that in the "Texas Heat" {tm} ? And does it have a 2nd pocket for a speedloader/strip?

Comfortable enough for me to forget it's there and hotfoot it back to the car to remove it before walking through the courthouse front doors.

re: speed strip