Colt Mfg KCOBRA22SP8RFO King Cobra Target 22 LR 10rd Shot 8" Stainless Vent Rib Barrel, Stainless Steel Cylinder & Frame, Black Hogue Overmolded Grip, Exposed Hammer
The Colt King Cobra Target 22 LR revolver is a stainless steel .22 Long Rifle built for shooters who demand accuracy and reliability on the range. With its 8-inch ventilated rib barrel, full stainless construction, and 10-round capacity, this revolver strikes a solid balance between a serious practice gun and a competition-capable platform. The exposed hammer gives you fine control in single-action mode, while the black Hogue overmolded grip provides comfort through extended shooting sessions—whether you're working on fundamentals, training for precision, or competing in rimfire events.
The King Cobra Target's sight system is built around practical performance: a red fiber optic front sight pairs with a fully adjustable rear sight, giving you the kind of feedback and precision you'd expect from a dedicated target revolver. The double and single-action trigger pulls (7–10 pounds in double-action, 3–4 pounds in single-action) let you choose your shooting mode on the fly. Colt's stainless steel cylinder and frame stand up to regular use and are easy to keep clean, and the semi-polished finish maintains that professional appearance without the fussiness of a mirror shine.
At 40.4 ounces and 13 inches overall, the King Cobra Target handles like a genuine target gun—substantial enough to manage recoil and sight picture, compact enough to be practical for most shooting environments. The barrel's 1:16 right-hand twist and 6-groove rifling are optimized for .22 LR ballistics. If you shoot rimfire competitively, practice seriously, or simply want a no-nonsense .22 revolver with genuine accuracy credentials, the Colt King Cobra Target delivers.
Key Features
- 10-round capacity in .22 LR for extended range sessions with fewer reloads
- Stainless steel cylinder and frame resists corrosion and handles regular use
- 8-inch ventilated rib barrel optimized for sight radius and accuracy
- Red fiber optic front sight and fully adjustable target rear sight for precise shot placement
- Dual-action trigger: 7–10 lbs double-action, 3–4 lbs single-action for versatile shooting control
- Black Hogue overmolded rubber grip for secure, comfortable handling
- Exposed hammer for fine trigger control and reliable ignition
Specifications
| Caliber | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Barrel Length | 8 inches |
| Barrel Profile | Ventilated rib |
| Cylinder Material | Stainless steel |
| Frame Material | Stainless steel |
| Finish | Semi-polish |
| Rifling | 1:16 RH, 6 groove |
| Overall Length | 13 inches |
| Overall Height | 5.25 inches |
| Overall Width | 1.40 inches |
| Unloaded Weight | 40.4 oz |
| Front Sight | Red fiber optic |
| Rear Sight | Fully adjustable target sight |
| Action | Double and single-action |
| Trigger Weight—Double-Action | 7–10 lbs |
| Trigger Weight—Single-Action | 3–4 lbs |
| Grip | Black Hogue overmolded rubber |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Colt King Cobra Target good for competitive rimfire shooting?
Yes. The adjustable target sights, 8-inch barrel for sight radius, and single-action trigger pull of 3–4 pounds support competitive accuracy. The 10-round capacity lets you complete stages with fewer reloads, and stainless construction holds up to frequent practice and event use.
What's included in the box with this revolver?
The product record does not specify what accessories, cases, or documentation are included. Contact Bosque Outdoors directly for details on what ships with this revolver.
Can I use this revolver for casual target shooting or practice?
Absolutely. The King Cobra Target's weight (40.4 oz), stainless frame, and smooth action make it comfortable for extended range sessions. The fiber optic and adjustable sights give you precise feedback as you work on marksmanship fundamentals.
What's the difference between double-action and single-action on this revolver?
In double-action mode, pulling the trigger both cocks and fires the hammer (7–10 lb pull). In single-action, you manually cock the exposed hammer first, then press the trigger for a lighter, cleaner break (3–4 lbs). This revolver lets you choose either method.

