What is your favorite handgun of all-time?

[Jimbo]

I really enjoy shooting my old 44 magnum blackhawk. No real reason..

Same here, and I sold mine years ago. Maybe it is a sentimental thing.

[Jose]

Easy, 1911.

[svauto-erotic855]

Still really want a AR-50...Guess whichever comes up first.

I will trade you one for a couple of Pythons.

[CJ]

Still really want a AR-50...Guess whichever comes up first.

I had an AR-50, they are great guns. I suggest you get into reloading if you want to get proficient, hehe.

[FATHERFORD]

It's quite attached to the quality and wear on the gun. But that's a fair price depending on it's barrel length.

Still really want a AR-50...Guess whichever comes up first.

[CJ]

He seems to be thinking around 1,400 or there about.

It's quite attached to the quality and wear on the gun. But that's a fair price depending on it's barrel length.

[FATHERFORD]

That's not bad. For a nice Python you'll usually see them for $2,000. Barrel lengths change prices, but that's the standard.

He seems to be thinking around 1,400 or there about.

[CJ]

Well i got his practically brand new S&W 500 for $875 and 4 boxes of shells, so he seems to sell cheap.

That's not bad. For a nice Python you'll usually see them for $2,000. Barrel lengths change prices, but that's the standard.

[FATHERFORD]

Especially if you can get it for a good price.

Well i got his practically brand new S&W 500 for $875 and 4 boxes of shells, so he seems to sell cheap.

[CJ]

He is still thinking about it.

He is building/buying a 338 lapua and is debating on selling one of his 3. For the right price I might pick it up.

Especially if you can get it for a good price.

[FATHERFORD]

I'm the same way, I think I've only ever sold two guns. But, if a python was on the line, I would do it.

He is still thinking about it.

He is building/buying a 338 lapua and is debating on selling one of his 3. For the right price I might pick it up.

[CJ]

I never sell guns, it's against my nature....

I'm the same way, I think I've only ever sold two guns. But, if a python was on the line, I would do it.

[FATHERFORD]

That's the revolver to own. If you have any .357 revolvers sell them to fund the purchase of the python. They will be rendered obsolete.

I never sell guns, it's against my nature....

[CJ]

Two questions

First off, are the .44 Anacondas considered as nice as the pythons? I have always wanted a anaconda.

Also whats the difference in a King Cobra .357 and a Python?

No, they are not the same quality of Pythons. They are known for being accurate, though. The Anaconda's also look great with the full under lug. In my opinion the Smith Model 29 is a higher quality pistol for .44 magnum, but again the Anaconda is a beautiful gun. The King Cobra is the cheaper replacement for the Python. The Python was discontinued because it was hand built in the custom shop, they weren't making money on them towards the end (Even at $2,000-$10,000). The King Cobra came later to replace it with a less expensive machining/assembly process. The King Cobra operates on a very similar action design to Smith & Wesson revolvers. The Python operates on the old 1890's Colt action with the two hammer blocking safety mechanisms. The older design was felt to be superior in terms feel and silky operation. However, it is more susceptible to wear in comparison. It's said Colt could produce 10 King Cobra's in the time it took to tune the action on one Python. They are all good guns, but not as nice.

[4.6coupe]

1911 kimber ultra cdpii lg

Has not failed me, and it hits what i point at.