The epitome of Colt ’s double-action revolver line was the Python. Introduced initially as a “deluxe Magnum” target revolver, the Python in .357 Mag. made its debut in 1955.

The Python was a beefy, all steel and wood revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. The revolver had a six-shot cylinder and originally came with either a bright nickel or royal blue finish.

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.

Introduced initially as a “deluxe Magnum” target revolver, the Python in .357 Mag. made its debut in 1955.

A Blued Python has been the number one request ever since Colt launched the new Python in stainless only four short years ago. This revolver features a target adjustable rear sight, as well as a ...

The re-launch of the Colt Python is old news in 2022, but the 3-inch model had yet to be brought back to production until now. This short-barreled version of the .357 Magnum revolver promises to bring ...

Considering the breadth of firearms and other weapons curated throughout American history, few inventions left as profound a mark as the Colt Single Action Army revolver. Introduced in 1873 and ...

The wait is officially over—Colt has announced that it is bringing back the production 3-inch-barrelled Python. Like all Colt Pythons, the 3-inch version is chambered for the powerful .357 Magnum and ...