The King’s hammer was easy to cock, with no slippage. The hammer spur was narrow and as wide as the hammer. We would have preferred the trigger to be a bit wider. Pull weight was just over 8 pounds, which we liked. The DA trigger exhibited no stacking effect and was very smooth and consistent. It uses a leaf mainspring design, which is better than the coil-spring arrangement found on vintage King Cobras. The King Cobra shares many parts with the new Cobra, including its internal lockwork, grip and sights. The trigger guard is flat on the bottom edge and gives the revolver a distinct look. Our sample wore a semi-bright stainless finish, which we thought was well executed. It also has fixed sights original King Cobra revolvers had an adjustable rear sight. Unlike the original King Cobras, which were closer in size and proportion to a Smith & Wesson L-frame, the new model is lighter and more concealable. The new King Cobra is different from the original King Cobra models made from 1986 through 1992.
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