Colt Python ( Thnx For Replies)

Max Owner said:
I was in line first!

He's fool enough to sell it in the first place.........................

Strangeday; wanna sell your 4"?

P.S. give me some time to catch up after cross country move.
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You mean he was kind enough to sell it to me...;) He did not have it listed for sale when I asked him about it. A very kind man, indeed.
 
mopar guy said:
I don't know what the big deal is. I hate all of my Colt wheel guns. I don't know why I hang on to them... sigh :(

Life is tough...


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I lent my ultimate stainless 6" Python to my old man and my 6" 38 Diamondback is in the shop having the hammer replaced, so right now I just have these two to keep me warm at night. 357 Royal blue and the elusive 22lr Diamondback, all purchased here on the board, just keep them eyes open.
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Looks good! In addition to my 6" Python I also have a 4" Diamondback in .22LR, to 'keep it company'. Thinking of getting an Anaconda to 'round' things out. Anyone had an Anaconda? How would you rate it say compared to a S&W model 29?
 
Colt Revolvers

I'm with you Jeff/1911, I like colt revolvers..... :D I also like Smiths though too ;)

Colts just -- rock on--:rockOn::rockOn::rockOn::rockOn::rockOn:
 
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smith vs. colt

so, for all of you who have posted you like Smith and Wessons better than a Colt Python, what Smith gun would you take over a Python--- for similar beauty and quality and fun shooting?
I like both----- just curious...
I will admit--- I admire my colts more... but the Smiths are always the ones that make it to the range :rolleyes:
cheers to all and safe shooting :canadaFlag::D
 
cal. jeffrey said:
so, for all of you who have posted you like Smith and Wessons better than a Colt Python, what Smith gun would you take over a Python--- for similar beauty and quality and fun shooting?
I like both----- just curious...
I will admit--- I admire my colts more... but the Smiths are always the ones that make it to the range :rolleyes:
cheers to all and safe shooting :canadaFlag::D
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My 4" model 29 with factory ivory. I like my 'snakes' but when it comes to trigger pulls, at best, they still come in at second place. The Smith's are like breaking glass.
 
I have three 29s at the moment (plus stainless versions), have had others in the past. The only one I ever owned that had a comparable trigger (and I got talked out of it, LOL) had a trigger job. I've used some pre-war 27s that had comparable triggers, but not a lot of them. FWIW - dan
 
Cocked&Locked said:
Ok, for a colt, that is pretty. you'd trade a pc 627 for a python?! Gee I wish I had one to offer you for it.....
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Now I don't recall saying that I'd trade my 627 for it but I sure would like to have one. A Python as pretty as that probably wouldn't get to come out and play very often though. It would likely be more of a safe queen to be taken out and fondled from time to time. I have always had a soft spot for the Colt Python and that specific piece is just awesome. I'll keep watching and maybe one will follow me home someday. I was at the range today, punching some holes with the 627 at 20 yards. Started out with 38's and ramped up to 357's. 100 rounds later and I could have done better with 000 buckshot out of my 12G shottie. Depressing! I missed a week and it really shows. Two weeks ago it was 2 to 3" groups one handed and 1.5" to 2" groups two handed. It is definitely a nice handling firearm.
 
Jeff/1911 said:
Here are a few pics of my Royal Blue Snubby that Strangeday was kind enough to sell to me...:D Thanks, Buddy!

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Going by the grips, is that actually a first generation Python? Very nice. I love my 1992 Royal Blue 6" bought on CGN last month but wish I could also do the 12-6 thing and get her 4" and 2" little sisters.
Mike

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