Does the Colt Python Appeal to You? (poll)

[slow944]

Still wish I had the one I sold. I fired 12rds thru it at 10yds into one raged hole. Best gun I ever had.

 

[efield]

I think they are beautiful guns and they "fit" me. I do like the vented rib, the underlug barrel and I prefer the royal blue finish. I prefer the balance of the 4" but the 6" handles nicely for me as well. I own both sizes. To me, there is nothing else like them. Some foks have their 'druthers and this is one of mine.

 

[Ronbo1]

I do have a 1982 blued 6 inch and it is the most accurate revolver I have ever shot, do have S & W revolvers (lots) bought new in the 70's but they do not group like the Python.

 

[kcub]

Please don't confuse Cadillac with quality, they no longer belong in the same sentence.

 

[NickySantoro]

Does the Colt Python Appeal to You?

You bet! I've never owned on or even held one but I saw one unfired for sale with bluing that looked about a foot deep. A little rich for my blood but most definitely appealing.

 

[microman]

I like them but, they are a bit pricey for me now. I have been buying a lot of cheaper revolvers.

 

[DFrame]

In a word YES. I own a couple of token S&Ws but almost everything else I own is Colt. People should NOT confuse the Diamondbacks action for the pythons. The Diamondback was never as smooth as a python nor was it intended to be. It never was given the hand attention like the python.

 

[Sgt127]

To me, they are visually very appealing. Mechanically, not so much. I prefer the action on a Smith. I grew up shooting Smiths, a Colt feels wierd to me. I've owned several, still own one. Its a dandy piece of American gun making history and worth keeping for that reason alone.

 

[EdInk]

It appeals to me but not enough to actually purchase one.

 

[Crazy88Fingers]

It appeals to me. Just not enough to pay the price most people are asking.

 

[micromontenegro]

Haters gonna hate, but the market already voted on that one.