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Cobra Pistol BBG38SB Derringer Big Bore 38 Special 2rd 2.75in Barrel, Alloy Frame w/Satin Stainless Finish, Black Wood Grip

$175.14
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Brand
Cobra Firearms
Color
Satin Stainless
Caliber
.38 Special
Capacity
2
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
2.75in
UPC
850003444062

Overview

The Cobra Firearms Big Bore Derringer (Model BBG38SB) is a single-action-only pocket pistol chambered in 38 Special with a 2-round capacity. It features a 2.75-inch satin stainless steel barrel and an alloy frame with a matching finish. The grip is constructed of black wood, contributing to an overall length of 4.65 inches and a total weight of 14 ounces. This rimless cartridge model does not include extractors.

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