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Product Description
The Colt Python 357Mag/38Spl 4.25" barrel is the latest iteration of the legendary Python of old. While the best examples of the original python are usually found securely locked in safes, this new model is designed to be shot. Enhancements such as a more robust stainless steel frame with thirty percent more steel beneath the adjustable rear target sight and smooth, non-stacking trigger pull make this gun in many ways better than the original. The 4.25" one piece, under lug, ventilated rib barrel with recessed crown delivers exceptional accuracy and is topped with a user-interchangeable front sight with bright orange insert. Combined with adjustable rear target sights, the Python makes target acquisition as quick as it is accurate. The moment you grasp the Python's Walnut grip with the iconic Colt medallion you will feel the balance and ergonomics of this iconic gun. With classic good looks that stay true to the original firearm, you may be tempted to keep this gun in the safe, but don't. This revolver was made to be shot. The Python is chambered in .357 Magnum and also accommodates 38 Special cartridges.
FEATURES
- Heavy duty stainless steel frame provides exceptional strength and durability for use with high powered modern ammunition.
- Interchangeable orange front and adjustable rear target sights provide fast and accurate target acquisition.
- 4.25" One piece, under lug, ventilated rib barrel with recessed crown delivers outstanding accuracy.
- Non-stacking, smooth-as-glass trigger pull makes it easy to keep your sights on target.
- Walnut grip with the iconic Colt medallion makes the firearm as beautiful to look at as it is to shoot.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Barrel Length: 4.25"
- Barrel Description: 1:14 LH, 6 Groove
- Finish: Semi-Bright
- Frame Material: Stainless Steel
- Grips: Walnut Target Stocks
- Height: 5.5 in.
- Overall Length: 9.75 in.
- Weight: 42 oz.
- Width: 1.55 in.
- Capacity: 6 rds.
