Colt Python

[walleyepw]

How many out there regret that they never got a Python or regret that they don't have more of them?

 

[Colt556]

I've had a few and don't regret selling them. I made money and now I can shoot my S&Ws all day w/o worry.

 

[drillsgt]

Who doesn't love a nice 6" blued with wood grips! They're just too much now to buy though for a gun I wouldn't shoot that much.

 

[walleyepw]

Wish I would have bought several of them so that I could have sold them off and got other toys to shoot.

 

[dtkw]

I had one with nickel finish and 6" barrel. I ended up trading it for something more practical. You can't really carrying a gun with a 6" barrel. And I got more then what I paid for it, so I am happy.

 

[Fordtough25]

I love mine, wouldn't trade it for anything. I have a 4" blued from the mid 70's, shoots like a dream.

 

[Hookeye]

I had one with nickel finish and 6" barrel. I ended up trading it for something more practical. You can't really carrying a gun with a 6" barrel. And I got more then what I paid for it, so I am happy.

Thank goodness the guy in your avatar carried a 6.5"

 

[mpitcock]

I would have loved to own a 4 inch python.

 

[Hookeye]

Old pic but I like it

 

[JBishop]

I had a Colt Trooper that I bought with some issues, fixed, and sold again to fund yet another hi cap CCDW pistol. For the time I had it, the pistol was a great shooter and I did an awesome trigger polish job that made it shoot awesome.

I couldn't figure why I wanted a pistol like this when I had other pistols that were higher capacity and lighter, then it all made sense- these pistols are the "Muscle Car" of guns.

Who doesn't want a Muscle Car?

I'm tempted to go and buy it back. I have an open offer to get it back if I want.

 

[SERparacord]

How many out there regret that they never got a Python or regret that they don't have more of them?

I do, but I know the owners of two. Yes I pester them.

 

[Miles42]

Never had one as they where never in my budget range. Not that I would not like to own one.

 

[IncendiaryGunner]

I have sold a few in the past and do not regret it.

Don't get me wrong, I held onto my nicest python, and it is a great firearm - but for the price I would likely buy another military issue 1911.

 

[jspy5]

I do regret getting rid of the Python 38 Special I had. I believe it was called the Target and had an 8 in. barrel.

 

[boogieman]

I have one that I inhereted, and love it. If I could afford it I would have more, and diamondbacks and anacondas, and.........

 

[G McBride]

I sold a Blue 4" Barrel and I regret it. Some day I may buy another if I can find one as nice as the one I sold and for a decent price.

 

[Wysko]

I love the Python & Diamondback. A work of art, a joy to shoot. Amazingly slick trigger pull. My problem is the fine but frail bluing makes one just too pretty to shoot. Any wear and tear made while shooting & holstering would really grate on my nerves. I dont do safe queens so unless I find a lightly holster worn Python a a fair price it will be on the bottom of my wish list. The few Colt revolvers I own were bought used and have holster wear.

Mike

 

[hoosiersasquatch]

The show Walking Dead has regenerated my interest in one, the lead character carries one.

 

[Hookeye]

Carries it like a moron too.

 

[flightsimmer]

I had a 4" blued Dimondback and came to really hate it. If you were not careful it would spin past a chamber and not lock up on a loaded one and I could never get used to the factory grip or rubber grip either.

Sold it and started my S&W collection. I do like the 1911's though, who doesn't?