Cobra value

[sohcgt2]

Can someone value this Colt Cobra for me?





Its in good condition, it has a scratch on the lower right side of the grip. There are no thin spots in the blueing. I may need to sell something and I'm unsure of the value of this gun and don't want to get taken if I sell it. It's been in the family since new, I didn't buy it, it was gifted to me.

 

[popeye]

$450-$550 around here. Old farts like me are willing to pay for what is probably still the best six shot .38 spec. carry gun in existence.

 

[Guillermo]

I paid $500 for one just like it. Did I pay too much? I don't think so.

The trigger is as smooth as greased goose squeeze...the weight makes follow up shots a cinch and it is a constant companion. (on the desk as I write this)

Hard to go wrong with the best.

 

[sohcgt2]

Thanks guys, this helps if I decide to let this one go. I haven't decided yet and since they are out of production it would just be luck to see one in a gun shop to use for comparison.

 

[NCBeagle]

I agree with the other posters...$450-$525. I've seen them listed for a bit more lately...but I would stay within that range.

Here are a coulpe 1975 Cobras

 

[Ala Dan]

'bout $479 around here, with scratch and NO box and doc's~!

Still. a very desirable carry piece; as all Colt D-frames were/are.

 

[Avery Goodschott]

Last year I lucked into a Cobra customized by Grant Cunningham. I quickly paid my $500 and sneaked away.

 

[popeye]

I jumped on a %93.7689 Cobra nickel today. 3rd gen. 2" $375. I'm really strapped for cash but for that price I couldn't pass it up.