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And it seems axiomatic that just after the current model is perfected after a few years they come out with a "new and improved" model that starts the cycle all over again.
Can’t Close Crane? New unfired 2020 python
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The linear force used to overcome a small burr will not bend the crane. I suspect the heal of the hand would have done the job.
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Trash! Ha, Not hardly
Better than the originals in most ways. Learn something about firearms.
Yeah... right. I challenge you to name these " most " ways you speak of. Be careful, you may hurt yourself trying 🤣🤣.
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+1 ^^^^^^
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Got in touch with heffron precision. Sending it out tomorrow for an action job. Probably end up doing that for the anaconda if I ever find one for sale
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They’re trash, you buy one colt, ok 2 and the second one is probably a vintage python and you’re a expert, let me ask you of all new colt revolver recently released how many do you think have gone back to the mothership for repairs. I have several older pythons and they’re excellent revolvers fit and finish are expertly performed. This new pieces of crap are junk plain and simple. Garandster, they could be really good firearms if colt’s qc did a better job of policing the stuff they sell. Ask anyone who has owned a older python to compare the new ones and they won’t cause there’s no comparison
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I will! I have both and the new Python is every bit as good as my 1972 6" blued Python and the 1980 4" blued Python I used to have. My wife asked me "If you had the opportunity to trade the new Python for your old 4" Python would you?" That 4" has a lot of sentimental value, I bought it new and carried it as my duty gun for several years and I know where it is. My answer to her was an emphatic no, I would not give up the new Python to get my old one back.
How many of the new Pythons have you owned?
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No I have both multiple examples.... You would be incorrect sir in your allegation. How many do you own?
The new ones have a better design. Execution of that design, however, has been pretty spotty.
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Until they do better qc you couldn’t give me one, they can do a better job of finishing they’re new snake guns. Im a colt fan I just wish they did a better job on the action.
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I don’t own any new pythons again cause they’re trash everyone in here is probably a Biden supporter and are getting butt hurt when the hear the truth, honestly let’s compare the craftsmanship of older pythons and anacondas with the new ones. Be honest with yourself and don’t just say this stuff cause you’re invested and you bought a new one. My wife bought me a new colt cobra and it’s an excellent gun, finish though lacks some work but the actions is amazing, I have read and know first hand accounts of people who have bought the new ones cause they don’t want to spend the cash on a vintage ones and they complain that when they compare their new python with mine the triggers feel a bit different. More stacking on older units than new ones but I think the new ones need a bit more qc and senior craftsmen doing final fit and inspection to get them above the older units. It’s just an opinion I’m not always right, frankly I’m wrong more than I’m right but Old Colt would have never let a python go out knowing they had problems with cranes locking up or cylinders being stuck or not firing or failures to cycle. Prove me wrong
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Then you have no personal experience to base your statements on, you are going strictly by what you have read and what you choose to believe. Your opinion has no credibility!
Please report back after the action job is completed on your python.
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