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- Due to the events of 2020, everyone almost forgot about the revival of Colt’s single most important revolver, the Python.
The new Python initially had mechanical issues that were shared online by early adopters, which didn't help Colt's marketing efforts, especially with the pandemic. But we have been neglecting this revolver for too long so in this video, we’ll talk about it.
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I bought my 6” Python in January 2023. I’ve put 156 158 grain ammo through it with no problems whatsoever. Awesome gun.
I'm a S&W revolver collector, but last year I decided to focus on Colt so I bought the 6”, 4 1/4” and a 3” Pythons. Love them all (oh, plus an 8” Anaconda, a 4” King Cobra and a blued Gold Cup) Great guns. I am awaiting the 4” Anaconda and hope to have it soon. The VAST majority of owners of the new Colts seem to be delighted. There will always be those who are not pleased. If so I say sell it and get what you prefer.
You disbursed some righteous bucks for all that
You are a Lucky man! I’ve owned the S&W 686 revolver in 4” & 6” barrels both in SS and both are beautifully crafted /very reliable revolvers. I’ve held the Colt 6” python (my dream revolver), & the king cobra, both in 357 magnum and the anaconda in 44 magnum many times growing up at my local gun stores. Back then in the 80’s I only wish I was old enough to purchase one at it’s price at that time. I’ve also had a passion for John Moses Browning’s Hi-Power 9mm and his 1911 semi-auto “masterpiece” in 45 acp as well. So when Kimber came out with it’s “Raptor” Line of 1911; I instantly felt the “NEED” for one so I found myself one at my local gun store. So after looking for awhile I finally purchased my SS Kimber Pro Raptor ll in 45 acp and got it new with a hefty price tag at over $1500 dollars (my personal Limit) and this is a rule I try to live by personally. I know you get what you pay for and now these Colt revolvers have passed that price tag long ago as many 1911’s of quality have as well these days!#Colt#Python#6”barrel#🔫#🐍Envy/Lust#BucketListPistol#BrowningHi-Power#9mm#1911❤#45acp❤#Kimber#Raptor@Walter Richmond
you deal in drugs or just cheat on your income tax??????????????????
As if that wasn’t already a crazy enough collection, where the hell did you find a blued Gold Cup?
Between the 4.25 and the 3 inch which one would you rather get, trying to decide between the two
1967 Python owner. Very happy with this beautiful firearm.
This one and my mr73 will never leave me.
I had an original blued Python 6" years ago, and regret that I sold it. I have (4) S & W's & 1 Ruger, but now have (3) Snakes....Anaconda, Python & a King Cobra. Love them all.
The smoothness of the action is the best I have felt. One easy ro use pistol.
My early 1990s 4 inch blue Python is a point of pride to be certain. I own several handguns, a couple of 1911s in 45 ACP, a couple of revolvers in 357/38, a single action Ruger in 45 Colt and a Ruger Mk 22/45 pistol. I kept the Python "unturned" with a protective spacer in the cylinder for quite a while until I broke down and fired it. It's had a few hundred rounds through it and that's it. The blue finish as well as the action are as close to jewel like as you can imagine. I have the box and original grips (I put on a Hogue mono grip). My regular range shooters are the 1911s and the 22 for plinking. The new Python in 6 inch polished stainless would be nice to own.
I recently bought a new model Python. I've wanted Python all of my long life. Got it and had to send it back to the factory. I've scrubbed the identifying info, but you can read my RMA letter to Cold and get the gist.
Folks -
On 04/19/2023 I took possession of my new model Python. Upon unpackaging, several issues came to light.
1: The barrel is misaligned to the frame. Looking down the sight window, the front sight is canted to the right. Looking down the muzzle, it’s even more obviously canted to the left. When the barrel was torqued to the frame, it needed to be screwed on the tiniest bit more. Colt QC clearly missed this, but I know you can quickly correct it. Thanks.
2: Python triggers are legendary. My double action trigger is a thing of glory; my single action most definitely is not. I understand positive sear angle, but the single action trigger on this gun draws the hammer almost 1/64” to the rear before a heavy release. Some research suggests that this is done deliberately at the factory to satisfy some absurd California and Massachusetts dropped gun requirements. I live in a southern state. We like our guns and we don’t drop them. The Colt customer service rep I spoke with said you are not allowed to tune the single action. C’mon guys - I suspect you all have Pythons of your own and that your single action triggers are tuned to perfection. I want that too. I promise to look the other way while a technician mounts the trigger and hammer onto their jig and takes a few passes with a file to make the trigger pull what it can and should be. As Sargent Shultz from “Hogans Hero’s” famously said, “I know nothing!” I want to show this revolver off to my shooting buddies. Right now, I feel I need to apologize for it. This isn’t what either of us wants.
3: There is ~ 0.002 end shake in the cylinder. I’m guessing this is withing spec, but any end shake at all in a premier revolver like this is too much. I plan to shoot this a lot, and the battering the ratchet pad will take will shorten the gun’s life. Please fix this.
I’ve wanted a Python since I started shooting (decades ago). Now I have one. I ask you to please make this the revolver I thought I was buying. I know you can do this.
Thanks and regards,
That was an excellent letter and I couldn't have said it better. I have original Pythons and not wanting to shoot them to death, I sprang for a new 2020 model Python. It was purchased late, in Jan. of 2013 because I wanted one with all the bugs worked out. Low and behold the gun had to be returned back to Colt with a 6 week wait. My initial enthusiasm took a big hit. The gun would not fire reliability in double action. Colt repaired it saying that the hammer strut was defective and needed replacement. It now seems to work well except whenever CCI primers are involved. It still misfires every one out of ten times with them. Whenever asked about parts availability, Colt goes mum. Eventually a screw or a spring may need replacement. Since the factory warranty is only for ONE YEAR, does that mean the gun must be returned even for those minor problems? At what cost? Shipping isn't cheap nor is service work. Colt has to address this. That sucks.
I have a six inch that I had to do work on to make it shootable
The new Colt Python by CZ is excellent. The 2023 models are perfect with all issues resolved. I would take this revolver over the old ones all day long.
Hi there, do you know by any chance the serial numbers that indicate a newer (2023) gun?
I bought a 6 inch 2020 model and love it. No problems when I shot it. Because of the heavy barrel, it stays on target for the next shot.
I have the 3" and it's still easy to shoot. And I find the shorter barrel quicker to line up. All great guns though.
CZ has better quality control than Colt has had in the last 30 years.
It’s a great thing that Colt was bought out
I picked up a new anaconda last weekend. Beautiful gun and I love the way it feels. Sadly I couldn't get it sighted in. Even with the rear sight all the way to the right, it shot left. Looking closely, I saw the barrel wasn't turned in enough to properly align with the frame.its something I can fix myself, but I shouldn't have to when the gun costs this much.
Hey my GP100 got a shoutout in the end.
I wanted a Python but I got a match champion GP100 for $800 a couple months ago. Love it.
I bought a Python new back in 79 and still have it today. A classy look way back then and in the right caliber. Mine is little fired and with the exception of a slight cylinder ring remains to be my friend for life. I guarantee it will outlive me.
That's awsome......I had a chance to buy one made in the 80's for under $2000 a little over 10 years ago. Needless to say, I still regret it. I just now picked a newer model for under $1100. I'm beyond excited
What is a "cylinder ring?"
@@teller1290 Good morning teller. When a revolver cylinder is turned there is a small spring loaded pawl that locks the cylinder in place when it is in alignment with the barrel. This small projection drags on the cylinder as it turns and leaves a slight drag mark.
Good video, strait talk is always needed
Bought the new Python in 4.2 “ barrel and didn’t like it. Sold it and bought the 6” barrel. Love it
I bought my 6” blued Python new in June 1972 for $178, which was a high price then. I competed with it on a pistol team in college, but carry a Glock today on duty. Even so, I’ve still got my Python and revere it. Great gun.
Yes 178 is a lot back then we cant carry guns here 🇦🇺 but my tattoo was only $3 back then , thats all i can compare it to 😄
I have both a S&W 686 and a new Colt Python 3" the Colt is hands down more refined . They both are very accurate. The 686 I carry when horse back in bear country gathering cattle.
The Colt is an investment.
But yet you trust the 686, and I dont blame you.
@@panthermartin7784 I carried s S&W 629 mountain gun for 25 years so yes S&W are fine hand guns but the Python has always been the gold standard of 357's. And the action is night and day, I trust the Colt just don't want holster marks and you know what happens when you carry a gun they get beat up.
Sounds like you prefer the Colt. In which case, maybe you should have 2 Pythons, 1 for carry in the holster, the other saved as an investment or for "presentation".
Picked up my new 6 inch python today always wanted one. I used to have a colt trooper in the eighties it was a great shooter. Still like my 686 but we'll see.
I have the 2020 Python with the 6" Barrel. I love it.
The Python is still made by Colt's Manufacturing Company as it's always been. CZ is the holding company of Colt's Manufacturing Company. Nothing more, nothing less. Many companies that were once independent are now part of large conglomerates. That doesn't necessarily change the brand or it's iconic trademark.
Those bent on dumping on Colt and its reissued legacy revolvers, 1. don't own one, 2. probably can't afford one, 3. are spouting sarcastic opinions that mean little or nothing to anyone but them. There's your (CZ) Python!
Nice looking gun, but Colt rushed production cause they were getting pressured by everyone to release it without getting the bugs worked out first. And I have a 4" Python from the sixties that's an awesome shooter
I'd love to have a vintage 1970's 4" blued Python if I could own one.
Beautiful piece.., having said that to say this.., I will always favor the Ruger revolvers for the accuracy,( triple lock)? Fit to my hand( even with standard grips), & price. Granted the preferences are subjective ( price excluded) I just love a great wheelgun! Soo ASMR!
A beauty, a machine that is a true charm in every way ... and in six or eight inches much more! Solving those small problems that are known and that are perfectly solvable, it approaches perfection and the ideal weapon for those who like them!
One Hell Of A Nice Gun! Just Another Reason I Prefer Revolvers Thanks For The Posting!
My old school four inch Python was my first magnum. Love it still. 😅
I have the colt Python in 4 inch and love it. I have not decided if I will ever shoot it.
You should, Steve. It will actually improve the action and accuracy.
Bought one this week and found out the rear sight is junk ,order one from Wilson combat and you won't regret it
I bought one last year in the 4.25" .I also have a 4" royal blue Python from 1978 that is a safe queen. So I wanted the new one for shooting. It shoots nice. It has its flaws, however. The grips are made of laminate wood and are too narrow for me.. The rear sight is pretty junky..It requires tightening a set screw to hold its adjustment. I have installed a pair of beautiful Nill Griffe grips. And I put a Wilson Combat rear sight on it. The double action is very smooth. But the single action is not as nice as the older gun. I am very happy with it now, after my upgrades !
They did good on the new Python. It's better in almost every way. The rear sight is just a afterthought and the pull is a little heavy but smooth. Still suprising the original Pythons tall of tapper boar gets regurgitated over and over. They weren't tapered, Colt used a "silver ball" pushed through the bore which may of induced a taper by consequence. But no where will anyone find any Colt documentation of this tale of a tapered bore.
Actually, you reported most of the history correct. However the timing issues were exasperated by DIY and trigger stops not allowing the proper carry up of hand to cylinder rotation relationship. In the 2020 Python, the bolt ( locking lug) is far less engaged in the frame than the older model. More like a dog wagging its tail, with bolt not being fully supported in the frame at lockup and firing. Having redesigned the old Python lock up as well as trigger / hammer SA and DA through improved sear shape and engagement as well as tighter bolt / cylinder lockup exposed to thousands of proof type loads over 50 years , Experience and scientific cycle testing has demonstrated proven mechanical design improvements to increase reliability. The origin of the Python was actually influenced by the Colt Officers Match custom built by King Gun Works In California in the mid 1930’s complete with ventilated rib, flat back target sight, with under lug ( discontinued due to weight) and checkered oversize grips. This was verified by samples in existence, Al Gunther and Al DeJohn to me in the 70’s after I had began Custom work on existing Colt DA revolvers. Appreciate your recognition of the CZ corporation for innovation and design. I suggest the company improve the snake design in the bolt to cylinder contact. The rear sight elevation screw size to #6 and improve windage. An 8” or 10” design with pre drilled for scope mount.
Lastly Dan WESSON improved the .357 1.3 case length to the .360 DW with 1.4 case length. with capabilities of over 1500 FPS for 180 gr bullets. Hornady or Federal could make ammo . Your inspiration has been refreshing.
JERRY MORAN a servant of the King.
WOW!!! I did not expect to run across a comment from Jerry Moran! Your work on the Python is legendary! I have and shoot regularly a 6 inch blue 1965 Python. It is special to me because I was born the same year. I feed it mostly 38 special because I figure after this many years it deserves an easy life. It is a pleasure to shoot and is marvelously accurate, but I can't help but worry about it due to age. If it ever does need work, who would you recommend?
@@brianmoore1164 Frank Glen still the reliable guru on Python. My 1970’s 6” Blue revolver, ignited 10’s of thousands of test rounds, Silhouette, PPC, BOWLING PIN, HUNTING, AND LONG RANGE SHOOTING. SINGLE INTERNAL ADJUSTMENT WAS HAND ON A ONE OCCASION. ENJOY YOUR FIREARM. TRJM🦅🙏🍀✡️
@Jerry Moran Thank you Sir! I genuinely appreciate your reply and will save it.
I bought my 6"blue colt python in 1980 , (actually my wife bought it for me) I had it until I was forced to hand it in during the handgun amnesty here in the UK ,after the Dunblane incident. . It never let me down once, and took every round of ammo I put into it. Factory, hand loaded re loads of all charges and bullet weights within its safe load recommendation . It is the rolls Royce of handguns and I won many a combat competition or target comp over the years . I still pine for it and wish I could still own it .😢
Loch Ness monster took it , and could not be returned😂.Robin Hood❤
CZ needs to fix the sights on them and then I might consider getting one and paying the ridiculous price but not with those cheap sights. Always thought might be cool to get a new one and have it polished by a master polisher. Along with having trigger polished to make it a little smoother like the old ones but not modified
Very nice
I bought one early this year (2023). Best revolver trigger out the box. Is it a $1599 gun, not really. The finish isn’t that great. But it shoots marvelously. It’s a keeper.
Colt Python reintroduced in 2020 is a well-built, accurate, and reliable revolver that has been praised for its classic design and attention to detail. However, its high price may make it less accessible to some.
It doesn't exactly have a high price lol what are you talking about?
I respectfully disagree, I own the 6inch version from 2020, and it's awful. Overly priced, and it wasn't worth it.
@@carlosmondragon6639 You might of just got a bad one. I own 9 of their new guns and only 1, the 2" King Cobra had issues, which was a stiff cylinder release. It would keep getting stuck, so I sent it back to Colt and they sent me a new one!! And the new ones great! These are mass produced so theres gonna be bad ones, just like anything else in life.
40 years ago they had a reputation of being accurate, but delicate.
The Python has always been premium priced. Back when it cost like $150, people made like $125 a month. Cops saved for months to buy one. Civilians treasured them because of their hand fitted actions and costly price tag.
Wow cz is great. I just bought a 457 jaguar and love that rifle. I think they will make colt better.
Picking my 4" tomorrow 😊
"...Colt's single most important revolver...". That would be the SAA (Single Action Army), which the is one of the most important and legendary firearms ever produced.
Important at the moment in sales
Nice, love mine. 53 years old and still going strong. But my original Dan Wesson is a bit more accurate, practical, and has more functions
I bought one… the 6” love the gun
I own a 1969 blue version in 6" It is pretty much a 99% gun... it really is a great gun. at the time it was twice as expensive as say a model 27... Now? who knows? I would be tempted to buy the new one but like my old one better.
Getting mine next week😂
I want one but don’t want a defective model. Can anyone tell me how to tell one apart and what do the letters by the cylinder mean anything?
5:53 Hate it when some of these lame sellers strap the hammer like that. So dumb. There's no need for it. Just taking a chance of marring up the gun. Dumb seller had mine so tight I had to try and get a piece of clothing or duct tape under it, so I don't mark it up, after slowly going up and down with my knife till it split open.
Very satisfied with my S&W 686. not looking for anything else.
I'll wait for a carbon steel royal blue 6" version with a decent rear sight.
I own a 1972 python 6 inch version. Bought new. It's used to put venison and pig on the table. My favorite trees tand rig. It is not my carry rig or target rig. Prudent handloading gives me 1 moa 6 shot groups at 25 yds off a bench . The rig was redone by a diamond cutter friend. Symmetry and geometry. Single action pull is 21oz. Double action is 43 Oz. It stays in my safe . It reminds me of my hammer. I only use it when I need it. Nice video by the way. I don't need another one. Luck to you.
I remember the Python from Black Ops 1 during the Siege of Khe Sah. Mason, Woods, and their Marines push up a Hamburger Hill fighting NVA and as they reach the top they're hit by mortars. This stuns Mason and Woods is overpowered by an enemy soldier. Just as he's about to be killed, Mason whips the thing out from nowhere and gasses the Commies saving them all from the brink. The moment is forever etched in my mind.
oh ffs
Lol same!!
@@ipdjbt what????
I'd like the option of a blued Python rather than the current stainless offering.
That's a buitifull revolver no matter what it does. Wow
My cylinder latch is rough. It also had an internal problem that i managed to fix. Cant day i would buy anot. Some are good, some aren't
the TALO GP100 from Ruger is a masterpiece... and it shoots 7rounds, not 6.
I've bought 3 of these new pythons 2, 3" and 1, 6" all purchased brand new within the last 3 months and all 3 had to be sent back to colt.. the first 3" had a crooked crown the replacent for that one wouldn't even fire and the 6" cylinder wouldn't shut all the way... I will receive them back from colt again for the 3rd time today. It's a shame colt can't even get 1 of 3 right and I waited 3 years after the release date in 2020 for the *(issues)* to be fixed and apparently they never got fixed. I'm starting to think these new pythons are strictly for looks and not function.. so I've got $3,000 In paper weights now and I'm highly disappointed in colt and their customer service who made my problems worse each time I sent them back. I will never trust these guns and colt made the statement (maybe i won't have to send them back again and they'll work) so they don't even know if they fixed them or not and sent them back for the 3rd time... I am done with colt I should have kept my old pythons from the 70s and 80s this is past ridiculous I've had hi points function better than these so called *colt revolvers*
They need to bring back the Royal Blue.
I want a Dan Wesson .445 supermag
Only two men at the factory worked on the original colt pythons
Just another case of more dollars then sense.
I think the model 27 smith has a better trigger
Colt should be offering a case of Bud Light with each purchase with all of the defective issues.
Very few "defective issues" sir. All manufacturers have specific model teething and manufacturing problems. ALL of them, to include the makers of plastic striker-fire pistols. most have re-calls, updates, upgrades etc. to handle those concerns until manufacturing methods tweak the arisen concerns. Did I say "ALL" of them? H&K, GLOCK, SIG Sauer, FN....ALL of them. Some have even been recalled out of combat areas for "upgrades" by company armorers.
@@Rustebadge You didn't say anything about the Bud Light.😃
I’m in favor of the 2020 Pythons in stainless as they’re much more durable and range worthy. Whenever I consider a firearm purchase, it’s for shooting… not for keeping in the safe, away from sunlight! LOL!
I’ve owned a bunch of guns over the decades, including a few I wish I’d had hung onto. But I can say that I shot every single one of those guns, including older Pythons and SAA’s, before I let them go and haven’t regretted a single shot fired.
I consider all guns to be tools, nothing more, nothing less. As such, I don’t see the issue in using them. I own hammers, screwdrivers, and wrenches which are all used when needed. And having said that, the new Colt Snake guns are an improved version because they’re stainless and more robust!
Pre2005 or 2020?
2020 stainless all day long and pass the ammo!
I don't own a firearm I don't shoot. They are useless otherwise. If I invest I buy stock.
They are nice if you can shell out the big $ for one. For me, they're not that great for what they cost- (Colt). Would rather have the 686 instead of the Python.
I can buy 2 revolvers for the price of 1 python. Unless the gun is just that much better, it's not worth it at all.
I have one of these and when I shoot it the trigger guard takes the hide of my middle finger Anybody got a remedy for this
Stop drinking soy.
That python is slapping like bidens old man sac on his emaciated, liver spot covered legs.
Try a bandaid on your middle finger.
I regret selling my Anaconda 6" .44 Mag. Although I did double my money....I want it back.
I bought a 2020 Python early in 2021 and on the first day of shooting it had the light strike issue, the cylinder rotation issue and rear sight wobbling in the frame. However the times it did fire, it was crazy accurate. I sent the gun back to Colt and they fixed all the issues but the wobbling rear sight. I did end up selling the gun however I'm going to get a 2023 Python and Anaconda. 6" and 4" barrels. Only this time I'll just leave them in their boxes.
That python is slapping like bidens old man sac on his emaciated, liver spot covered legs.
Im confused. If this revolver's greatness and uniqueness depended on an unusually talented workers, and those workers have been gone for 15+ yrs, how can they just show up in '20 saying "hey, come buy the Python; it's better than ever."
It sounds like theres nothing unique about the revolver anymore that cant be duplicated by other makers if they chose to go that route. I hope im wrong. Please tell me why I am.
(Btw, I own a 1976 6" Royal Blue, bought for me by my parents when I was 16 for $385. I saw it featured in a Guns & Ammo magazine and then saw "Hutch" (as in "Starsky & Hutch") carrying it on TV.
My new python is on the way. I think i like the new version better
❤ my python
I was looking into getting a 6” 2020 Python but it cost $1499. I heard they have timing issue and I rented one that had issues. I really want one but might get a 586 4” as my first revolver instead for $979. I am hesitant to buy a new Python and it has problems right out the box. I heard they started to fix theses issues but you can only check by looking at the cylinder for markings once you open the cylinder release.
I bought a new production Python last November. Shot some pretty stout .357 MAG and some soft .38 thru it, and it performed flawlessly! It's my most prized revolver in my gun safe! I think CZ has increased the quality control since their acquisition of Colt, and the snake guns have greatly benefited from it
يكون اكثر روعه لو كانت السبطانه(الماسوره) اقصر٠٠٠لان المسدس بشكل عام هو سلاح( اشتباك قريب) ٠٠وليس سلاح مبارزه بين رجال (الكاو بويز)٠٠٠!!!
Bought the 6" and 3" Python, and the 3" Cobra for the wife.
I have two of the new production guns. I shoot them a lot and am pleased. I have had a few light primer strikes.
Good video except for the robotic AI voice.
The most underrated 357 is the Ruger Security Six. I own them all, and I bought the Security Six when my new wife (1978) picked it out from among ALL the pistols she tested. I have found it the most consistent, most accurate pistol we own. In the mid 1980's I went hog hunting with two friends in Fargo Georgia on private land. Around midnight we were crossing a bridge when we saw a 3-4 foot water moccasin perched and about to strike at a frog. I got on the rear bumper with one foot, held the spotlight with one hand, steadying myself with the same arm, and aimed with the Ruger in my right hand, the snake being about 35 feet away and 10 feet lower than me. One shot. Its head was gone, and the frog lived to croak another night. Later the same day I shot at a buzzard flying overhead, about 250 feet away. I hit his tail feathers and he dropped a few feet, but continued to fly off. I really like that Ruger! I also have the Redhawk 44's, AND SEVERAL OTHER RUGERS TOO. I like the Ruger Redhawk 44 because it's much beefier than the S&W 44 models. I don't own any CZ's... yet.
PS: I got all my weapons training in the USMC
So we have to work on a 1200,00 dollar gun hell no you can keep it
They fixed almost all of the issues
Robot voice...
Whoa hold up ,BULLSHIT 1873 ? Ring a bell
The Python is now made by CZ in Czechoslovakia!?!
Well, cz guns are top notch. I think colt will be better for this.
@@mrfarts5176 agree, CZ guns are go to war guns. Old Colts are awesome too, my grandfather had a .38 S&W Police Positive, the workmanship on that thing was like a fine Swiss watch.
Czech Republic. Czechia and Slovakia are separate countries now. But the Colts are still made in USA.
CZ now owns Colt HEH11 :P who would have thought this day would come.
S&W still their own company,. Kimber.,
I wonder if this will actually hurt sales. the gun no longer being a "COLT". I think most prefer to buy that brand. not a gun who's parent comany was a competitor. Amight help S&W get more custoers....I WAS GOING TO BUY THE PYTHON BUT NOW A MODEL 66 IS LOOKING BETTER OR A 686....OR....
Colts qc was crap and most new Smith's are crap also so you got the same either way
Lo más sexy que e visto en mucho tiempo ❤
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Only in America can you take a legend and turn it into an over priced pile of shit and actually sell it and make a profit.
lol like the Ruger wth? you meant the Luger
CZ?
yes. Google it.
@@ResidentGunNut ughhh. That totally ruins my desire for one.
@@AVKingJamesBible you're not alone, friend. I kinda feel the same way.
Love it!! Highly reputable weapons engineering firm. Where the Americans failed, we know you’ll get it right.
@@mazepa-slavaukrayini932 possibly, still loses some of the nostalgia though. I’ll probably still get one someday because it looks (and shoots) amazing.
In no way can I justify paying the pony tax.
Need to use an ACTUAL person for the Chanel narratives , not a computer generated AI.
I can’t believe people pay so much for a boat anchor.🤡
Colt Python is a very beautiful but very fragile revolver, when compared to Ruger and SW. It always was.
Computer-voice
You ever pay bills over the phone or try to get customer service for something? That's all you hear now SMH
About your title, CZ has absolutely nothing to do with it.,
It is very irritating that you are showing a loaded gun with the finger on the trigger while the other hand is right in front of the muzzle @ 2:50 ! Even if the gun was loaded with buffer cartriges, gun safety should be highest priority especially on YT!
Once the push came in for semi - autos that hurt the Revolvers but I always loved that Colt Revolvers 🟦
what do you think about Manurhin or Korth?
Colt Python is 1 best revolvers in the world
Ok just a lousy AI Robo-reader commercial...give it a pass
You know I saved for year to buy this gun, I happily purchased it without regrets. Boy was I wrong! This gun is overrated, over priced, an poorly made for the 2020 versions. Even their ammo is a joke. 2 squib loads
Your opinion is literally the opposite of everyone I have talked to that bought one. They are made better and stronger than the old ones. Colt ammo? I wasn't aware they made any. They sold some Colt branded ammo about ten years ago that was from Black hills ammo, who has a good rep. Is this what you mean?
@@JMGeranimo eh, must be my bad luck cuz it sucks. Glad they all have good ones
Got all three sizes and perfect guns. Actually the only revolver that i have issue with is smith wesson 63 .22 which i have to slam the ejector rod and has a timing issue. I may have to send it to smith wesson to fix. Not happy with it at all. I have 4 other smith wesson revolvers that are phenomenal so WTF S&W
@@erics3527 damn your lucky, 3 perfect pythons! I'm jealous indeed and happy shooting man use them!
@Carlos Mondragon I've bought 3 of these new pythons 2, 3" and 1, 6" all purchased brand new within the last 3 months and all 3 had to be sent back to colt.. the first 3" had a crooked crown the replacent for that one wouldn't even fire and the 6" cylinder wouldn't shut all the way... I will receive them back from colt again for the 3rd time today. It's a shame colt can't even get 1 of 3 right and I waited 3 years after the release date in 2020 for the *(issues)* to be fixed and apparently they never got fixed. I'm starting to think these new pythons are strictly for looks and not function.. so I've got $3,000 In paper weights now and I'm highly disappointed in colt and their customer service who made my problems worse each time I sent them back. I will never trust these guns and colt made the statement (maybe i won't have to send them back again and they'll work) so they don't even know if they fixed them or not and sent them back for the 3rd time... I am done with colt I should have kept my old pythons from the 70s and 80s this is past ridiculous I've had hi points function better than these so called *colt revolvers*
I like your script/research. I find your enunciation, inflection, cadence to be HORRIBLE, IMO. I have been a Colt fan for 55+ years. So much, that I didn't buy a Smif&Western until 2007. With CNC machining, we're in a whole different ball-park!! I hope I live long enough to see some smart craftsmen merge CNC tolerances w/hand-fitting, and revive the Old Python, but w/lighter trigger pull!! I can only hope.
As soon as I heard the robot narrator I clicked off and moved on.
End result new colt pythons still suck
The most beautiful revolver, but somewhat fragile
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