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[loki_81]

My friend's King Cobras

Do you know how much I'm starting to "hate" your "friend" .

Very sweet Cobra collection.

 

[saddlehills]

My Lonely Python

My one and only Python.

 

[bigi]

Love it!

 

[saddlehills]

Took her to the range for the first time the other day.
Just had to give her a run. Ran a couple dozen rounds through her just to get the feel.
It just won't be the same now to take out any of my other revolvers, the action on the Python is superb.

 

[BongoBob]

Does anyone here know of a gunsmith capable of working on the Colt Python?

 

[saddlehills]

Does anyone here know of a gunsmith capable of working on the Colt Python?

Sorry I do not.
Perhaps you should sell it to me and then you wouldn't have to worry about it

I am sure one of the fellows on here can steer you in the right direction.

 

[dan belisle]

Does anyone here know of a gunsmith capable of working on the Colt Python?

What do you need done? Perhaps we can help you out. - dan

 

[BongoBob]

I'm sure it's a "timing" issue...every time I fire it the left side of my face gets peppered with powder/bits of something...I'd love to get it fixed, I suspect there ares some worn parts that will need replacing too...

 

[Rolling Thunder]

Them look to purdy to shoot.

 

[dan belisle]

I'm sure it's a "timing" issue...every time I fire it the left side of my face gets peppered with powder/bits of something...I'd love to get it fixed, I suspect there ares some worn parts that will need replacing too...

Get a copy of Kuhnhausen's book on Colt I frame revolvers and go through the timing checks, then you will know what is wrong and what needs fixing. Really a good investment if you own Colts. - dan

 

[bigi]

Here is one, but Not mine, oh well

 

[bigi]

Time to update the Family Picture

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Top L to R; 1975 Python Nickel, 1961 Python Blue, 1986 Python BSS, 1998 Anaconda .44, 1942 New Service RCMP .45LC
Bottom L to R; 1979 Diamondback .22lr, 1992 King Cobra BSS, 1979 Diamondback .38spcl, 1992 Anaconda .45LC, 1955 357 Pre-Python, 1956 357 Pre-Python

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Time to update the Family Picture



Top L to R; 1975 Python Nickel, 1961 Python Blue, 1986 Python BSS, 1998 Anaconda .44, 1942 New Service RCMP .45LC
Bottom L to R; 1979 Diamondback .22lr, 1992 King Cobra BSS, 1979 Diamondback .38spcl, 1992 Anaconda .45LC, 1955 357 Pre-Python, 1956 357 Pre-Python

Drool drool, VERY nice.

 

[bigi]

All very nice shooters!!

 

[Johnn Peterson]

All very nice shooters!!

I can believe it. I still just have my two 'snakes' andworking on the 3rd. A 4" Diamondback in .22LR



And an early production 6" Python in .357 Mag.



And again, in agreement with what you've stated as nice shooters and my agreement. This off hand target is from a few years back when I was doing a lot of paper punching. Light bullseye loads using Speer HB wadcutters and in .357 cases.

 

[silverfoxdj]

All very nice shooters!!

I'll say, any for sale lol

 

[Magellann]

you guys have some nice pieces

 

[silverfoxdj]

My friend's King Cobras

I'll take one of each just beautiful

 

[bigi]

I'll say, any for sale lol

Only when I croak and my daughters(all licensed) don't want them, which I doubt since every now and then they allready make deals who gets what, haha and I am still here. As you saw there are only 11 units we need to make it bakers dozen.
So still looking for affordable Boa or Elite!

 

[bigi]

Johnn don't be so picky, 6" DB is fine too, actually its rarer than 4". And all those opportunities at half price 4" Pythons how can you pass?