What do they "offer" for the Pythons ... the 4 inch in particular ???...everytime I take them to the range, somebody is bugging me to sell them, which cuts into my shooting time.
Yep, you got meVery nice OldNFO. Same username as THR?
I don't think I was one of the guys bugging you. Come down to GRPC in JAX and I will though!
A4, I've turned down $1000 cash. I've never been one to buy/sell guns, mostly I buy and keep em...
Since all you youngsters like the "new" toys, I thought I'd throw up a pic of some of my Old toys... Both early 1970's Colt Pythons bought new in '72 and '73, the 6 inch has over 30 thousand rounds through it in practice and competition, the 4 inch was my car gun for years. Both show the wear of normal use, but I trust them to work EVERY time. Sad part is, everytime I take them to the range, somebody is bugging me to sell them, which cuts into my shooting time.
Yep, at least that many- Take a close look at the trigger and the ends of the cylinders on the 6"... When I was shooting a lot, 1500 rounds a week was not unusual just for practice. After I quit competing regularly, I dropped back to about 1000 rounds a month. I know people with over 200,000 rounds through competition pistols.
......... I've never been one to buy/sell guns, mostly I buy and keep em...
Nope, you learn how to pull smmoootthhhllllyyyyy
Actually, it has a professionally reworked trigger that was done in 1972 for competition. It's right at 2.3 lbs DAO, with no slack. Also, in competition, we shot .38's. IF I'd shot that many .357 rounds, my right arm would be the size of my thigh!!!!
Thank you.... thank you.... I was raised that way
We have some guns that have been in the family since the 1850's, they will never be traded. Of course, we also still own the original Louisiana homestead purchased in 1852 also.Nope, you learn how to pull smmoootthhhllllyyyyy
