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Where's the optics cut and pic rail?Very nice looking revolver from Colt, the Viper
The New Colt Viper
With Colt’s return to the small frame revolver market in 2017, they debuted a beefed-up, stainless-steel D-frame with a new double-leaf V-spring action in .38
You don’t need an optic cut or a rail on any revolverWhere's the optics cut and pic rail?
Where's the optics cut and pic rail?
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Yea, I knew those you posted sometime back, just thought I would post a fresher articleMore reported here in the past.
Colt Viper: .357 Magnum Revolver for Everyday Carry!
Colt recently announced its latest edition to its everyday carry revolvers. The Colt Viper comes chambered in .357 Magnum, featuring a feature set specifically designed to meet the needs of serious concealed carry enthusiasts. The Colt Viper is the ultimate carry revolver, boasting a half lug...
GRIZZLY, KODIAK, AND VIPER: COLT DEBUTS 3 NEW REVOLVERS FOR 2024
Here is some information about Colts new revolvers, the Grizzly, Kodiak and the Viper, gotta love the names…… https://www.guns.com/news/2024/05/20/grizzly-kodiak-and-viper-colt-debuts-3-new-revolvers-for-2024
By critics I simply ment the ones that within minutes of seeing the first pic were immediately complaining about light rails and optics cuts not being included
I think we can all agree the Viper would benefit from a flared magwell though.
Nasty stovepipe there. Is the second one a FTF or FTE?
Interesting. She looks pretty clean so I guess it's the springs.
It was a brand new gun. Had to be sent back to SA for an overhaul with the known teething issues on the newer production models.
