My .454 Raging Judge once had the cylinder lock up on me… Given that there is no way to easily clear the weapon in that case, that was… exciting. Please click the reload button and complete the captcha once again. I shoot it better than my g19. or 6-in. Go the end of his review. They had instead stopped the forward travel right before the last “click” of the mechanism. Now that I’ve read this review of the new one, I will be picking one up. Pepperidge Farms remembers. They were one of the reason I picked an Anaconda back in the early 90’s for my first wheel gun, over a S&W or Ruger. re: the “need” for thread locker on modern guns. Really wanted the 4.25 inch barrel gun but then I realized- I have a four and a six inch Python now, not a bad place to be. Man-sized targets at seven, 10 and 15 yards were center-punched. I couldn’t hit the bank fast enough. The 2020 Python features modern stainless steel alloys and a re-designed rear sight. I have never had cause to call customer service for a repair for a Colt gun, but I did call them about the marks on the underside of the King Cobra for that review. Colt released a few different versions, The Hunter, Silhouette, and 10 Pointer in that barrel length. Not to mention that this is Colt desperately trying to gain its following back after giving most of the civilian market the finger for years. I have had the perception of the Colt as a hand-fitted personal gun while other revolvers perhaps were better suited to general issue. I owned 4 or 5of the original Pythons back in the day. . Let the revolver roll in recoil, allow the trigger to reset during recoil and bring it back on target. Remember when Colt shafted the civilian market, thinking it could exist on military contracts indefinitely? Neither will barrels or sights. Hoping they fix the thing. (DA) Finish: Polished stainless steel MSRP: $1,499. I would guess 1/3rd of the cost of the gun more, and very few would be released. With that said, the only way to gauge the Python’s performance was to fire it. Colt CR6920 Carbine. THANKYOU. But it’s never bad to have another player, especially when the product is that good, and according to this review, the product *is* that good. The front sights on all of the current Pythons are a complete break from the original pinned styles, and include the same interchangeable front sight setup as the Cobra series. As a gunsmith, I find thread locker in more and more and more places on modern firearms. The Python, as with all other Colt revolvers, did not have a forward locking lug, or any forward locking method. It may have just passed up my pinned barrel 29 I’ve been looking for as #1 to get. Colt and CT — that tax-loving state full of angry liberals (excuse the redundancy) — can KMA. In 2005 the Python was discontinued altogether. Posted by 1 year ago. Very proper. A 1956 catalogue lists a Colt Trooper at $71. Ah yeah,No. When I reviewed the new Colt King Cobra, I noted some concern over the cylinder end-shake, which measured at .003″. I suspect most will fit just fine, but many of the best holsters won’t. What happens is the is not advancing the next round to the barrel. = More From Colt: And finally, I have to say that shooting most high pressure 357 round will leave your hand sore. I cannot say for certain, and neither can I say for certain if Colt will keep the new Python in production. The new version has a number of improvements. So one day in November, I picked up the phone and called Colt. For defense against the big cats, full power 125- to 145-grain loads are good. Very good review. I have always loved to shoot and carry these revolvers. Mine is a stainless 6″ model with full size grips. You saying it can’t be fired single . In this case Colt stepped up and made it right. Colt Python 6″ People overlook the .45 Colt too much. I read what I thought you meant rather than what you wrote, because what you wrote is dumb. The screws measured between 9 and 10 inch-pounds of torque required to loosen the plates. The only Colt I ever owned was a SAA. The information given on the different loads (that the writer used in testing) is appreciated a time- saving. If you don’t own revolvers you have a serious hole in your handgun battery. And a great gun. Any thoughts on the best approach/best dealers to work with ? Just something about a huge revolver.. Needless to say very much underwhelmed with the new Python. When I was a young police officer I could NEVER have afforded a Python. My only gripe is a personal styling preference: I don’t like full underlugs that extend all the way to the very tip/end of the barrel (muzzle). I’m betting we’ve all been there. Just as the original 1911s and first generation SSA’s have continued to increase in demand and price, the original pythons will also. In 2020 we expect to see a lot of great products hit the market but few guns will put more smiles on faces than the return of the Colt Python. The revolver would be a good choice for home defense, according to the palm-sized group. She remembers that 50+ years later, the second one is for her. It is much different from the Smith and Wesson the Smith and Wesson has a separate trigger return spring, the Colt is operated by the V spring only. No free cheese. Colt has made a lot of great improvements with this gun. This is only if you come for me or somebody I am with. I own a good number of Colt revolvers and do not hoard them or keep them as collector’s items. My contact there said it was to comply with minimal barrel length restrictions in Canada. The consistent and excellent result of all of the guns put a gun-nerd grin on my face. I had a fella offer me a straight up trade of a Python for my DW after we shot each other’s guns at the range. The new Python parts WILL NOT fit the old lockwork. In every measurable way, the new Pythons perform just as well or better than the originals. He also noted it at the beginning. Of course, if I didn’t like it, there would be plenty of other fan boys to sell the guns off to. You asked about holsters; both Galco and DeSantis have holsters for the Python. Victim blame all you want (like “they didn’t release the trigger all the way” in this review), this release is a mess and the problems were (are?) Maybe Colt will offer the blue from their custom shop? Sub 1″ groups with both the 6″ and 4.25″ at 25 yards with a variety of ammunition. None of the threads on any of my guns included a thread locker material on them. When comparing the stainless guns’ fit and finish, they too, are just as good as anything we saw from Colt in the past. The Python had a $125 MSRP (the same as the Single Action Army). It used to a suggested retail price, now it’s turned into a “hope I can find one close to that price”- price! It all depends on sales. When I ETSed in ’83 I bought a 6″ stainless Python. Well balanced and poised. The new 2020 Python has a great double action ( 8 lbs) ,single action ( 4 lbs 6 ozs) and no stacking. The 2020 Python features modern stainless steel alloys and a re-designed rear sight. The double action pull stacked like crazy at the back of the pull, which is why you didn’t see many on the competition circuit. But it seems a lot like there are more people claiming that their Colt is bad than the number of guns that Colt actually sold. They haven’t. Ever since 1955, the Python was a deluxe revolver in every way intended to win competitions, take game, and serve for personal defense with no need for further modifications. A shamelessly pro-Colt and Python “review”. Um… The double-action revolver predates metallic cartridges. The story begins back in 1908, when Colt finished the improvements they had been doing almost annually to their medium-sized double action revolver, and combined them into one package called the Colt Army Special. Groups are measured center to center with a metal ruler. The rear sight is a stronger design in the new revolver and the top strap has been strengthened as well. Well, the truth is, some stainless steels can be blued. I have seen one, and handled it. ... LSWCHP August 10, 2020 At 9:40 pm. The tests from Colt showed that they did not jar loose in recoil, so the defective guns were probably not tightened down property at the factory. I have ordered 2 of the 4.25″, hopefully consecutive numbers, though when I might see them in this environment, who can tell. Python collector, Jeff Boss, provided a stock classic Python for comparison; the older version had a lighter trigger. But the biggest strike against it in my book today is the same thing as the ‘legendary’ Python of old. Purchased a new 6 inch python 300 dollars over sticker as I was eager to get my hands on one. It was sweet, no doubt. Fit and finish were very nice. The ergonomics of the grip, the outstanding trigger, the smooth action and simple weight of the 46 oz. Python trigger is smoother by a very very large margin. When I see my trusty Glock 19 sitting in it’s place while not on me I see a semi-auto pistol. Weight: 42 oz. As a person who has worked in very high-end and state of the art modern manufacturing, that ALONE is a huge problem. use the Glock. Although the 6″ model was also described as a “service weapon” from the earliest catalogs, the 4″ model would be described in advertisements as the “Police Python” when it was released in 1961. Of course, we are all looking forward to the “Royal Blue” like the one above. Colt said that of all of the guns they had produced, only about 25 had been returned for any mechanical reliability issue. How is it that I’ve never heard of a S&W or Colt sideplate shooting loose in 100 years of production guns before this? I own the 2020 Python and I can assure you it is worth every single penny. But how many of those turds floating in swimming pools are actually just Baby Ruth chocolate bars? jwtaylor January 22, 2020 … It was also my favorite pistol I ever shot as a kid. I carry mine, in the woods, not on the streets. Regarding the new Colt Python, I understand all the points you make. But, I did have a problem with light hammer strikes on occasion when using cheap imported ammo as well as the side plate screws backing out. As regards all comments on the new Python. Posted January 15, 2020 in Editorial, Revolver, Wheelgun Wednesday by Adam Scepaniak with No Comments ... but with the announcement of the Colt Python on January 1st that may actually aid in improving the stock of the King Cobra Target. The Colt Python is back. I even own a few Tubberware pistols. I find it on muzzle brakes. New-in-box 2020 Pythons, in either barrel length, are being sold for about twice the MSRP. (DA) Finish: Polished stainless steel MSRP: $1,499. Quality control now is heavily in the engineering and proactive assembly staging. Both guns were (and are) lasers and were an absolute joy to shoot. I take a different view than many people. This detailed review implies the contrary, according to the author it’s all good. Capacity: 6 rds. Thanks for testing and providing a detailed review of this Classic! I haven’t seen a gun yet, but in pictures the hammer also appears slightly smaller, if so, supwifdat? , I’ve been careful with my money all my life and this is what it gets me. Even though quite a few were issued as police department service weapons, the Colt Python has always been a target revolver at its heart. This is a great shooter. Don’t care to hear about 10mm. The trigger action is a very smooth nine pounds. Trigger: 5 lb. The New Colt Python 2020: A Powerful .357 Magnum Revolver . Building on Colt’s Snake Gun legacy, the legendary double-action revolver returns in stainless steel in 4.25” and 6” barrel lengths. 38SPL P. First, let me say I was getting a little worried about Colt. Kracker, I love me a S&W 686. It’s that speed in shooting the full pressure .357 Magnum loads where the Python excels. Shame on you for treating any customer that way! You can read my review of the Colt King Cobra Target by following this link and the reintroduction of the Cobra by following this link. And now the firing ping pushes far enough forward to strike primers with the requisite force and distance to detonate primers reliably. It won’t be Uncle C’s, but I feel good about bringing a new one into the family. The balance is typical of a 6″ Python, nothing less than outstanding. Thread starter Annihilator; Start date Jun 17, 2020; Annihilator Ronin. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. They were in and open chop and I figured they would head to a low drainage and follow it to the closest woods and cross the road50 yards behind us. The Single Action Army and the Colt 1911 are still in production and readily available. All he carried was his late model Colt Python. I was NOT surprised, however, at the way the gun press and Python addicts from the old days over reacted. It’s a beautiful gun. The Snake is back baby! This is especially true of the 6″ model. January 03, 2020 By Guns & Ammo Staff The legendary double-action revolver, which originally debuted in 1955, returns in stainless steel in 4.25” and 6” barrel lengths. Same for Garands. You know, before the turn of the last century. These were a very nice .22 target pistol in their day. New Colt Python Accuracy Testing Part 1. I don’t understand how that’s even possible, and I’d probably the be the guy to argue that it’s not. Robert Sadowski - Published: December 16, 2020. I removed an additional 0.010 inches of material from the surface of the hammer that rests against the receiver and — voila! I am thankful to see Colt getting back into the revolver game. Colt says that if you have a problem with your Python, call them and they will send you a prepaid shipping label. WhatsApp. Did you read, or even glance at, the review? the 4-inch barrel is probably the optimum length for uniformed personnel to carry on duty, and also makes a very fine civilian self-defense weapon. Happy out of the army to me!
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