The Officer's Model Match is the same general gun as the Python.
The old model Colt Trooper revolvers in .38 Special and .22LR are essentially OMM revolvers with a different barrel.
The Python, the Official Police, the Officer's Model Match, the old model Trooper's, and the 357 all have the same "I" frame, and the same lock work. Most parts will interchange.
Other than the Python's barrel and caliber, the big difference is, the OMM has the firing pin mounted on the hammer, and the Python has it mounted in the frame.
The OMM can be tuned to Python-like quality, and these are fine revolvers.
The "RO" Police Department could be anybody. Pick up a map and start looking for towns with the initials "RO".
Your guess is as good as any.
The old model Colt Trooper revolvers in .38 Special and .22LR are essentially OMM revolvers with a different barrel.
The Python, the Official Police, the Officer's Model Match, the old model Trooper's, and the 357 all have the same "I" frame, and the same lock work. Most parts will interchange.
Other than the Python's barrel and caliber, the big difference is, the OMM has the firing pin mounted on the hammer, and the Python has it mounted in the frame.
The OMM can be tuned to Python-like quality, and these are fine revolvers.
The "RO" Police Department could be anybody. Pick up a map and start looking for towns with the initials "RO".
Your guess is as good as any.
