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* An assassin uses a Knights Armament Ruger Revolver rifle (which was pretty cutting edge since the weapon was unveiled only one year earlier in 1992). | * An assassin uses a Knights Armament Ruger Revolver rifle (which was pretty cutting edge since the weapon was unveiled only one year earlier in 1992). | ||
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Cobra was a 1993 action series filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia and ran for one season on syndicated television. The series starred B movie action star Michael Dudikoff as a former Navy SEAL Robert "Scandal" Jackson, who after being shot and left for dead, is given a new face and new identity. He then is asked to work for a secret government agency known as Cobra, which assists those in trouble that can't defend themselves. The series also co-starred Allison Hossack and James Tolkan (of Back to the Future fame). The series had no connection to the 1986 Sylvester Stallone action film of the same name (the original title of the series was Viper).
The following weapons were used in the series Cobra:
Taurus PT92AF
Danielle LaPointe (Allison Hossack) wields a Taurus PT92AF in the series.
Colt Detective Special
Robert "Scandal" Jackson (Michael Dudikoff) pulls a 3rd Generation Colt Detective Special on a suspect.
Browning Hi-Power
S&W Auto
Beretta 92FS
357 Desert Eagle
Ruger Mini-14
Derringer
- Pilot Episode - A thug fires a hidden derringer into the face of Robert "Scandal" Jackson, nearly killing him.
Knights Armament Ruger Revolver Rifle
- An assassin uses a Knights Armament Ruger Revolver rifle (which was pretty cutting edge since the weapon was unveiled only one year earlier in 1992).
Unknown Pistol
Robert "Scandal" Jackson (Michael Dudikoff) pulls an unknown silver handgun.
