Will Cobra Industries Repair Davis Industries Handguns

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Question on Davis firearms

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Anyone know anything nearly these pistols? It's a Davis Industries .380 semi-auto Model P-380.

Are they any kind of quality pistols?

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BDJ

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Junk w/broken firing pins tendency. Wannabe thug guns.

Zinc blend castings.

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the derringers arent bad,,,i know a guy that has put well-nigh a thousand rounds through 1 with no misfire,,,i take 2 of them but ive only shot one a few times and the other hasnt been fired,,,the company did become sued in 1995 when i of the auto'due south blew upwardly injuring a guys hand and eye,,,he settled for twoscore thousand, then they were sued over again later,,,i wouldnt think the auto'due south would be a good gun,,,

Davis Industries was started in 1982. Information technology was owned by Jim Davis and his wife Gail. Gail Davis was the daughter of George Jennings of Raven Arms. Jim Davis was the one-time office manager at Raven Arms. Jim'due south brother John Davis (besides from Raven Arms) moved to Davis Industries with him (prior to starting his own visitor Sedco). Davis Industries was one of the well-nigh prolific producers of cheap pocket pistols in the U.s. from 1982 through 1998.

Davis Industries is known equally one of the "Ring Of Burn" companies which basically branched out from Raven Arms later the 1968 gun control deed. These include Raven Arms (George Jennngs), Jennings/Bryco (Bruce Jennings), Davis (Jim Davis), Sedco (John Davis), and Lorcin ( Jim Waldorf an sometime friend of the Jennings family). Well-nigh of these companies' designs are based upon George Jennings Raven .25acp pocket pistol. The Davis P-32 and P-380 are essentially scaled-up Ravens made for larger calibers.

Davis Industries primary models were the P-32 and P-380 semi-automated pistols, the pocket-sized-frame derringers in .22LR, .22Mag, .25acp, and .32acp cartridges, and the larger frame derringers in .38 Special and 9mm. There were plans in the works for the DAP pistol and a .45acp also, when the visitor closed it's doors. You volition notice Davis guns marked as made in either "Chino, CA" or "Mira Loma, CA".

As was common before it became illegal to sue a gun manufacturer for pure operator negligence, Davis Industries was essentially sued out of being in 1998.
Currently, the Davis Industries semi-auto and derringer designs are produced past Cobra Industries. Cobra bought the machinery and blueprint rights. The Cobra CA32 is the Davis P-32 and the CA380 is the Davis P-380. The Cobra derringers are the one-time Davis Industries derringers. All parts interchange.
Cobra also currently produces the sometime Lorcin line of pistols too.

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