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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
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Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

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Who said he "had" to work on 900?

Like I said to the other guy. Ask him.

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Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/


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Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/
Not trying to get into a Fire style argument, but why send a gun to a smith unless it needs something?

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Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/

Call for what?



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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/
Not trying to get into a Fire style argument, but why send a gun to a smith unless it needs something?

DF




Custom work / Tuning.


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Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/

Call for what?




Discuss or prove your postulate.


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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/
Not trying to get into a Fire style argument, but why send a gun to a smith unless it needs something?

DF

I guess what some here are not understanding....MOGC stated that his 1985 Colt Python did not need a trigger job and related it to a 2022 Colt Python.

Ford made a Bronco in 1985 and they also make a Bronco in 2022.....they are not the same in 1985 or 2022, either the Python or the Bronco.
You would think that someone with even a Neanderthal mentality would be able to understand that.

The 2022 Colt Python is a fine revolver but the trigger SUCKS and needs some work.........don't know why that is so hard for some to understand

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Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/

Call for what?




Discuss or prove your postulate.

I've already done that with another gunsmith



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Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/


I just put it together. Your last name is Heffron.


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Originally Posted by OlderGuy54
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/


I just put it together. Your last name is Heffron.


Standing up for your spouse is admirable.
Now now Scott.

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Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/
Not trying to get into a Fire style argument, but why send a gun to a smith unless it needs something?

DF

I guess what some here are not understanding....MOGC stated that his 1985 Colt Python did not need a trigger job and related it to a 2022 Colt Python.

Ford made a Bronco in 1985 and they also make a Bronco in 2022.....they are not the same in 1985 or 2022, either the Python or the Bronco.
You would think that someone with even a Neanderthal mentality would be able to understand that.

The 2022 Colt Python is a fine revolver but the trigger SUCKS and needs some work.........don't know why that is so hard for some to understand

The real point is that I have a bit of trouble understanding why it is so easy to forgive a $1500 revolver for having the need for a gunsmith straight out of the box. A $500 revolver, sure I get it.


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Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/
Not trying to get into a Fire style argument, but why send a gun to a smith unless it needs something?

DF

I guess what some here are not understanding....MOGC stated that his 1985 Colt Python did not need a trigger job and related it to a 2022 Colt Python.

Ford made a Bronco in 1985 and they also make a Bronco in 2022.....they are not the same in 1985 or 2022, either the Python or the Bronco.
You would think that someone with even a Neanderthal mentality would be able to understand that.

The 2022 Colt Python is a fine revolver but the trigger SUCKS and needs some work.........don't know why that is so hard for some to understand





Because you say so. Pompous fugks will drag these kind of threads out forever blovulating and measuring their dicks.


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Originally Posted by OlderGuy54
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/


I just put it together. Your last name is Heffron.


Standing up for your spouse is admirable.



Try thinking more and blovulating less.

I'm thinking some of you guys who have come out of the woodwork are just pissed because your Old Python's value has gone through the floor.


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Hey MOG, I sent my Python off before I ever fired a shot. My goal was to own a tricked out Python and that's what I have. Ain't apologizing. $500. $1500. Didn't matter


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Originally Posted by Raferman
Originally Posted by OlderGuy54
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by jwp475
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Originally Posted by boatanchor
Originally Posted by MOGC
I owned a Python. In about 1985-ish. It didn't need a trigger job.

Not the same as the 35+ year old models, we are talking the new $1500 Python.

I have an original Python also that has never been worked on, the new ones need worked on.

Only thing the same is the two names. Colt & Python, the gun itself is very different internally




The new one is different.. and better.

And if you want to argue, feel free to argue with the guy that's worked on 900 of them.
If he had to work on 900, how are they better than the old ones? Never heard much about those needing work.

DF

I doubt the new one are even equal to the old ones, much less better



Call him. Feel free to discuss.

https://www.heffronprecision.com/


I just put it together. Your last name is Heffron.


Standing up for your spouse is admirable.
Now now Scott.



Rafe, Shhhhh. You're going to make him start up another sock.

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Originally Posted by local_dirt
Hey MOG, I sent my Python off before I ever fired a shot. My goal was to own a tricked out Python and that's what I have. Ain't apologizing. $500. $1500. Didn't matter

It's your gun and it's your money, I don't figure you owe anyone anything.


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I see near mint 80’s vintage Pythons listed for $3,500 or so.

I wouldn’t say value is thru the floor.

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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
I see near mint 80’s vintage Pythons listed for $3,500 or so.

I wouldn’t say value is thru the floor.

DF




Yeah. Good luck with that.


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Originally Posted by MOGC
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Hey MOG, I sent my Python off before I ever fired a shot. My goal was to own a tricked out Python and that's what I have. Ain't apologizing. $500. $1500. Didn't matter

It's your gun and it's your money, I don't figure you owe anyone anything.




You're right, MOG. It is (×2), and I don't.


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I'm just old school enough to think that a new $1500 Python shouldn't need a trigger job. That a nice crisp trigger job was one of the reasons the gun cost $1500 to begin with.
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