Description

Freedom FS .380 ACP 3.5 Inch Barrel Black Finish Black Grips 7 Round

FREEDOM SERIESThe Cobra FS series is a versatile, elegantly designed firearm. It’s pure affordability and attractive style makes it one of the most popular firearms on the market today.

Striker type firing mechanism. Steel breech block insert. Steel barrel. Rustproof alloy frame and slide. Thumb safety. Made in the USA. Comes with gun lock.

*Note: Not for sale in ILModels: FS380Caliber .380acpCapacity: 380acp (7 rounds)Sights: FixedBarrel Length: 3.5″Overall Length: 6.4″Weight: 24oz EmptyFrame Material: AlloyAction: Single

5

175 dollars.. I got what I expected. In a good way

Posted by Jacob on Jul 12th 2016

Solid. Not too many jams other than bullet issues. Slides well, easy to take apart and clean.. well made. A laser pointer for accuracy and it’s perfect.

4

Who would of thought a gun for $105

Posted by Keith B. on Jul 9th 2016

I won a FS380 in an auction for $105. I couldn’t believe I won a NEW pistol for $105. When I received it, it wasn’t going in to the battery position and the finish isn’t the greatest. So I cleaned and oiled it (started going into battery). Went to the range and ran 100 rounds through it. The sights are hard to use but the gun is accurate. After cleaning it this time I polished the ramp and slide. It now fires every time and where you aim it. WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK FOR $105, a lifetime transferable warrantee? Oh, it has that too. For $105 it is a great piston will little to no recoil.

3

eh..

Posted by Luke on Apr 23rd 2016

I will say, after I bought this fit $140, I wasn’t expecting perfection. And like others, brand new, out of the box, it jammed on the first clip. And it jammed on every clip after that, usually in the middle rounds. I read the website that recommends Federal or AE ammo. I assumed it had a feed issue after reading reviews, but to humor Cobra, I bought a box of Federal. Went through a box of 50 rounds… not a single jam. So although Hornady and Winchester both make fine ammo, for some reason, this gun can’t properly feed them. It’s a bit awkward and heavy, and apparently only likes Freedom ammo, but for the money, not a bad plinker. Wouldn’t trust my life with it in a CC situation, but to play around with, for $140, not bad.

5

FS 380 How I fixed a piece of junk

Posted by Sparky on Jun 19th 2015

You get what you pay for! With that said I made my purchase because I all I had was $ 150.00 dollars and realy wanted a gun. After getting it home I took it out shooting I purchased a few hundred rounds away I went. I have a 7 round clip and every 3 to 4 rounds jammed. S I called the manufacture and they said they test fire every gun with a certain ammo that works all the time. Ok I purchase the ammo they said works ever time and again every 3 or 4 rounds jams in one clip again. After doing research about the gun and reading many articles and looking at every inch of tthe gun I figuered out that it it the way the bullet runs up the feed ramp that is the issue. I took a very fine grit sand paper and sanded the feed ramp very carefully for over two hours, along with polishing it. I took the gun back out and fire a few hundred rounds and it worked great. Out of hundreds rounds I had one jam.

4

Heavy but cool

Posted by Nick on May 5th 2015

I just got this gun yesterday and let me first say if you come into this thinking it’s going to be a remarkable unrivaled gun then you are already going to hate it. I bought this gun as a gun to keep in my truck and not really care about it. And after opening it up and watching just about every video on YouTube about it I can say that I really do like it. I took some of the videos advice and polished a few things just to make it function better right out of the box basically. It is heavy and a bit awkward but it is a deadly weapon and could be used in self defense or just plinking around. Overall I am happy with my purchase and I can’t reall see how you could go wrong with it being as cheap as it is.

3

Ok for the price…

Posted by Sue M on Jun 9th 2013

I haven’t shot a pistol in thirty years, a friend gave me this. He greased it up and worked the mechanics took it to the range today for the first shots. I admit I am no expert at firearms much less pistols but I really didn’t see a lot wrong with it. I tend to agree the sights may need a bit of work (they need some paint on the front sight) and out of fifty rounds it failed to eject the last cartridge in the clip about four times. Had zero feeding issues, just eject issues. Even if it’s a seven round magazine only put 6 in it, for me those several fail to eject casings were on the sixth round, when I put five in it there were no problems. It is somewhat heavy for the size, I’m a chick with small hands it fits well in my hand, I expected a bit more recoil/kick whatever you’d like to call it and unlike some weapons I’ve seen fired I didn’t detect any of the twisting that sometimes goes on. I used to shoot my father’s 22 ruger when i was ten years old, this didn’t feel any different in my hand than that lovely old ruger did. I’d love a S&W or a Ruger or any number of other more expensive toys but for a first inexpensive weapon this does me fine till I can get something better.

5

Mr.

Posted by Crazy Dave. on Apr 2nd 2013

This is a great little gun I own the FS 380Acp.

3

Not exactly as described. Decent gun

Posted by DMont on Jan 24th 2013

The description says this comes with a plastic lockable case. Mine didn’t! It came in a cardboard box and there’s nothing "lockable" about it. Regarding the gun, it’s heavier than I expected. Reminds me of the heavy Hi-Point 9mm I own. Since it was only $129.99, I can’t really complain too much

4

Well worth the money!:)

Posted by Cody on Nov 12th 2012

I just bought this pistol today and it works like a charm alot of people say it jans alot but i put a bout 50 rounds through it already and havent had a problem

yet

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