Colt Python now legal in CA!

Well, at least the 6" stainless model is graciously OK'ed for use by law-abiding citizens by the grand high poobahs in Sacramento. Every finsih, barrel length, etc. variation must be tested. A 4" Python or a blued/nickeled Python still deemed as unsafe by the geniouses in charge in CA-CA Land.
 
So, in Kalifornia, the type of finish on the gun is considered as a safety measure? What kind of cr*p is that?!!!!
 
I think all the gun lovers should move out of Kalifornia and all the gun haters move into Kalifornia. Then, perhaps, the shift in weight on this continent would cause Kalifornia to break off from the rest of the continent and sink, carrying all the gun haters with it.:D
 
Can't say that does much to make me reconsider a move to California. I've already eliminated it from every job search I do, I think I would rather live in outer Mongolia.
 
Not to be a smart-a**, but...

Guess what? Colt Python has ALWAYS been approved in CO! The termerity of politicians, especially those ultra-liberals in California, continues to astound me. "As California goes, so goes the nation" better goddamn well not happen in MY lifetime.
DAL
 
I've just left the People's Republic of California for Colorado. One of the main reasons is that the P.R.C. destroyed too many of my First, Second, and Fourth Amendment civil rights.

I found an eight-inch Python on the internet well over a year ago, haggled with the seller, and sent him a check, only to discover I couldn't so-called "import" it into the P.R.C. because it hadn't passed the so-called "safety inspection," which is just more anti-Second Amendment bigotry in action.

I'm taking my tax and investment dollars out of the P.R.C., and will do everything possible to help Colorado mature into a shall issue state.
 
Standing Wolf, welcome to Colorado! I wish, however, that a whole bunch of other people who have moved here from the Golden state over the last decade didn't. If they hadn't, we more than likely would have had a statewide CCW already.
DAL
 
DAL: you can bet your last nickel I'm going to work hard for a Colorado shall issue law. Every state needs one; for that matter, the nation needs a federal shall issue law, in my admittedly slightly less than humble opinion.
 
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