Haven't done a lot of posting on this forum yet. But it seems pretty informative, if less populated, which is actually sort of pleasant.
My question is about the existance of a .41 Magnum Pyhon. I was told that Pythons were produced in .41 magnum very early in production and that they are extremely rare and command a very high price. After that, I read somewhere on the internet that the Python was originally designed based on an existing Colt .41 magnum caliber, which model I am not exactly certain. I got to thinking, maybe these .41 magnum Pythons a few of people have told me about could have been just prototypes.
Can anyone straighten me out on this?
I don't have a good Colt book yet, but I plan to buy one of the R.L. Wilson books soon.
Thanks in advance for any response.
My question is about the existance of a .41 Magnum Pyhon. I was told that Pythons were produced in .41 magnum very early in production and that they are extremely rare and command a very high price. After that, I read somewhere on the internet that the Python was originally designed based on an existing Colt .41 magnum caliber, which model I am not exactly certain. I got to thinking, maybe these .41 magnum Pythons a few of people have told me about could have been just prototypes.
Can anyone straighten me out on this?
I don't have a good Colt book yet, but I plan to buy one of the R.L. Wilson books soon.
Thanks in advance for any response.