April 10, 2023 The 2023 NRA Annual Meets and Exhibits open on April 14th, only four days from now. There will be many new guns on display, that’s for certain. The NRA Annual Event will feature displays from the vast majority of American gunmakers. Colt’s Manufacturing unveiled an impressive new rimfire revolver, the King Cobra Target 22 LR, at last year’s NRA Annual Meetings (2022). Colt stated that the baby Cobra can do everything, including competition, plinking, and small game hunting. It also packs 10 rounds of.22LR in its cylinder. King Cobra Target 22 LR comes in a 4.25-inch or 6-inch barrel lengths. Both are available with 1:16? RH rifling twist. MSRP is $999.00. The King Cobra Target 22 LR has a USA-forged stainless steel structure. The new King Cobra Target 22 LR is designed and crafted to be precise. It features a one-piece barrel/shroud and a fiber optic front sight. The cylinder can hold ten (10) rounds. The frame has an adjustable target rear sight, and Hogue rubber grips. Justin Baldini (Colt’s Vice President of Product Strategy), stated last May that the company was excited to present the new Baby Snake to its customers at the NRA Annual Meetings. Shooting.22 LR in shooting sports is so important. It’s where we learn as beginners and where we return as seasoned shooters, to spend more time at the range. We are confident that both new and old Colt enthusiasts will enjoy what we have done with the King Cobra 22 LR. The King Cobra Target 22 LR is all-American made. It was designed and made to be shot. It is expected to deliver excellent accuracy and high reliability. These revolvers will be seen at rimfire competitions held at gun clubs across the country. Commentary: We are proud of Colt’s new.22 LR wheelgun. These revolvers are fantastic. The Editor has a Smith & Wesson Model617 ten-shot rimfire revolver. It has fired more rounds than all of his other handguns combined. A.22 LR revolver can be used for training or for fun plinking. The new Colt.22 LR wheelgun from Colt offers low recoil, great reliability and a wide sight radius. It is also very affordable. The trigger pull is crisp and light for single-action slow fire shooting, which is better than most semi-auto pistols. This new “Baby Snake”, we think, will make a great addition to any shooter’s collection.
National Smallbore & Air Gun Events at Camp Perry this summertime
May 13th, 2025This summer the Civilian Marksmanship Program ( CMP ) will host Smallbore and Air Gun events during the annual CMP National Matches in Port Clinton, Ohio. The National
