The Colt Python was retired by Colt in 2005. The real reason why Colt gave up on such a desirable money maker is unknown, but the high cost of modern labor — a single Python could involve hours ...

The Colt Python magnum revolver has returned in all its glory and now features upgraded internals that lend the most famous of “snake guns” a new lease on life.

One of seven mid-20th century Colt handguns named after snakes, the Python was introduced in 1955. The Python was a beefy, all steel and wood revolver chambered in .357 Magnum.

Colt's Pythons are some of the most iconic revolvers ever made, and the interest continues to build, especially given Colt's recent re-introduction of the Python revolver in 2020.

Colt is betting that its Python revolver will achieve that same elite status. Terminating production has resulted in the price of original Pythons skyrocketing, and the company believes that reopening ...

Where the Colt Python 3-Inch Excels. The fit and finish on the new Python 3-inch is superb for a production handgun. Cylinder operation, loading and ejecting, as well as trigger-pull and hammer ...

I was able to put a couple dozen rounds through the new Python during the 2020 SHOT Show Range Day, and found the action silky smooth, the single-action trigger crisp and the balance superb. Fit and ...

The All New Colt Python Let's talk about the resurrected snake gun in the Alien Gear Holsters' Colt Python review. We handled it, we shot it, and ooh boy is it just about everything we thought it ...