[Guest]

My local dealer has a Colt Python for $500..he says it is nickel plated but it looks like hard chrome to me :target: I'm scheming on it..I've never had a Python

 

[PAPA G]

oooooooooooooooooo!!!

sounds like a decent price to me, Pythons were the Cadillac of revolvers. i'd pounce on it if its in decent condition.

 

[NRAJOE]

You'd better jump on that...looked at a chrome Python yesterday...$1,100 bucks!

 

[Guest]

$1,100

no way :target:

 

[NRAJOE]

Yes way....must be new..wood fingergroove Cocobolo grips...too much for my blood.

 

[Guest]

it is a nice gun and I could buy it Monday but it would wipe out my AR-15 money

 

[Guest]

well..he sold it

thank God !..I went by there this morning and it was already gone I almost gave in..I've always wanted a Python

 

[PAPA G]

on good deals you snooze you looze

 

[Guest]

on good deals you snooze you looze

too true :right:

 

[G Hollingsworth]

I think you were being watched over,wait for a blue one. Much nicer. Yes I own a 8" Python (Dirty Harry)

 

[Guest]

I'd rather have stainless :target:

 

[lefty o]

ive always wanted a blued python- someday i'll find a good one. cleaning stainless revolvers gets old- IMO.

 

[G Hollingsworth]

I do understand why some would like the stainless and for me thats ok. BUT, If you look closely you will see the difference. If you pull the trigger at the same time push the hammer forward(fired position) move the cylinder, Your correct,it doesn't on a blue one,un less its warn out. The early Pythons were beautifully made. Ok,now take a 625 Smith for example and do the same thing. The cylinder rattles. That is not to say the Smiths don't shoot well cause they do. And I go as far to say they have a far better cylinder relase. Try a speed loader, tells the hole story.