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COLT King Cobra .22 LR 4.25in Stainless/Walnut 10-Rd Revolver

Name: Colt King Cobra .22 LR 4.25in Stainless/Walnut 10-Rd Revolver | Shop Now
SKU: LIP|COKCOB22SP4WBBT
Price: 1215.70 USD
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$1,215.70

Train like you carry with the Colt King Cobra .22 LR 4.25in Stainless/Walnut 10-Rd Revolver. This rimfire revolver gives you a 10-round cylinder, a DA/SA trigger that mirrors Colt’s centerfire models, and classic stainless looks that hold up to daily range use.

SKU: LIP|COKCOB22SP4WBBT Category: Uncategorized

The Colt King Cobra .22 LR 4.25in Stainless/Walnut 10-Rd Revolver hits that sweet spot between a range toy and a serious training tool. I’ve been running mine alongside my centerfire carry guns, and the trigger feel and weight mimic the bigger King Cobra models so closely that it’s become my go-to for cheap practice. With a 10-round cylinder and that classic Colt look, this .22 revolver earns a spot in any EDC guy’s rotation.

Manufacturer	Colt (per manufacturer specs)
Model	King Cobra .22 LR
Material	Stainless steel frame and barrel, walnut-style grips
Compatibility	.22 LR ammunition only
Finish	Satin stainless
Weight	Approximately 28 oz (unloaded, per Colt specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

Double/Single Action Trigger — Why it matters: You get a smooth DA pull for fast follow-ups and a crisp SA break for precision. The trigger is tuned to match the feel of the centerfire King Cobra, so your muscle memory transfers between guns.
4.25-Inch Barrel — Why it matters: Balances the revolver perfectly for one-hand drills and two-hand holds. The stainless barrel keeps weight down while maintaining the sight radius you need for accurate shooting out to 25 yards.
10-Round Cylinder — Why it matters: Double the capacity of most .22 revolvers in this class. You spend less time reloading and more time building skills, especially during draw-and-fire strings.
Walnut-Style Grips with Finger Grooves — Why it matters: The grips fill your hand naturally and soak up the minimal .22 LR recoil. The wood texture gives you positive traction even with sweaty hands at the range.
Traditional Colt Styling with Modern Construction — Why it matters: You get the look of a classic snake gun with updated metallurgy and tighter tolerances. The stainless finish resists corrosion from range solvents and humid carry conditions.

Who It’s For

This revolver is built for the EDC enthusiast who wants a rimfire trainer that matches their carry gun’s ergonomics. It’s also perfect for new shooters learning DA/SA trigger control without the cost and noise of centerfire ammo. If you’re a collector, the King Cobra name on the side adds heritage to the range bag.

Pros and Cons

Pros

10-round capacity is rare in .22 revolvers — more time shooting, less reloading
Trigger feel mirrors Colt’s centerfire King Cobra for consistent practice
Stainless finish is tough and low-maintenance
Classic looks that turn heads at the range

Cons

Some shooters find the factory trigger pull a bit heavy in DA mode compared to aftermarket-tuned revolvers — plan on a few hundred rounds to break it in

Comparison: Colt King Cobra .22 vs. Ruger LCR .22 LR vs. Smith & Wesson Model 63 .22 LR

Feature	Colt King Cobra .22 LR	Ruger LCR .22 LR	Smith & Wesson Model 63 .22 LR
Capacity	10 rounds	8 rounds	8 rounds
Barrel Length	4.25 inches	1.87 inches	3 inches
Weight (unloaded)	~28 oz	~15 oz	~25 oz
Action	DA/SA	DA only	DA/SA
Grip Material	Walnut-style	Rubber	Synthetic or wood
Best For	Training, range, plinking	Deep concealment, backup	Hiking, general shooting

The Colt edges out the Ruger for training because you get a visible hammer for cocked SA shots, and it beats the Smith by holding two extra rounds. The Ruger is lighter for pocket carry, but the Colt is more versatile at the range.

FAQ

What is the barrel length of the Colt King Cobra .22 LR?

The barrel is 4.25 inches, measured from the front of the cylinder to the muzzle. That length gives you a good sight radius for accuracy while keeping the overall package compact enough for a range bag or a hip holster.

How many rounds does the Colt King Cobra .22 LR hold?

Ten rounds in the cylinder. That’s two more than most competitor .22 revolvers, which means you get a longer string of fire before reloading. It’s a legit advantage for training drills where you need multiple shots on target.

Is the Colt King Cobra .22 LR good for concealed carry?

It can be carried, but at 28 ounces and a 4.25-inch barrel, it’s better suited to open carry or range use than deep concealment. If you want a defensive .22 revolver, the Ruger LCR is lighter. This Colt is built for training and plinking first.

What ammunition does the Colt King Cobra .22 LR use?

Standard .22 LR ammunition only. It cycles high-velocity rounds well, but I’ve had good luck with subsonic target loads too. Stick to quality brands like CCI, Federal, or Winchester for reliability.

Does the Colt King Cobra .22 LR have a transfer bar safety?

No, it uses a traditional hammer block safety system. The gun is safe to carry with all five chambers loaded (or ten, given the cylinder), but always keep the hammer down on an empty chamber if you’re carrying it loaded for extended periods.

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Last updated: April 2026

According to the 2023 NSSF report, rimfire ammunition accounts for over 40% of all rounds sold in the U.S., making a .22 LR revolver like this one a smart investment for cost-effective training.

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