WTS OR Colt Python 4" Royal Blue $2400 99%

[amassoc]

This is in nearly new condition. There have been less than 50 .357 magnum rounds ever fired in this gun. Timing is perfect. Rock solid lock-up. Made, I believe in 1979 (S/N V669XX) This is the pinnacle of revolver manufacturing! There is nothing better. The smoothness and accuracy are legendary - and for a good reason. Treat yourself to the best. Gun only. WYSIWYG! $2,400.

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[jmmyj]

What year is it?

 

[amassoc]

Description edited to reflect manufacture date of 1979 and S/N V669XX.

 

[jmmyj]

Nice, thank you

 

[sprink]

GOD!!! Why am I always so damn broke.

 

[FireArm]

Do you have the factory wood grips?

 

[amassoc]

These are the factory grips. Colt/Pachmyrs were shipped with these during this time frame. Aftermarket woods are available all over if you want.

 

[USAF Medic]

Do you have the factory wood grips?

I have a set of factory walnut, python grips.

 

[amassoc]

All you need is a gun then!

 

[USAF Medic]

All you need is a gun then!

I was thinking the same thing. Want to trade it for a Winchester 101 Pigeon Grade 12 ga skeet/skeet ?

 

[amassoc]

Thanks, but not into trades on this.

 

[Colts4me]

Would you add a little history to the gun like how many owners? Is the blue under the grips 100%? Anything else you can tell us?

 

[amassoc]

Sure, I bought the gun at a Rose City gun show in the early 80's. The gun couldn't have been a year or two old. According to the dealer, I am the second owner. It is the most accurate handgun I have ever shot - bar none and I have shot them all. The Bluing everywhere is near 100% so I expect under the grips is the same. Look at the pictures closely and there is a faint cylinder line. There may be something I have overlooked as my eye (1) has seen better days! If so it is in the pictures.

 

[Colts4me]

Reason I ask is because I am interested in the gun. With rubber grips they flex when you shoot or handle them and wear off the blueing. Because without the box the gun isn't a collector but a shooter the more blueing gone the less my family will get for it when I am gone. By the picture it looks like a fine Colt that would make anyone a proud owner.

 

[amassoc]

The box did not come with it. However, crazily the screwdriver key fob with the dancing pony did. It is still a valuable collector gun - especially in that shape- a cardboard box doesn't add much real value IMHO. Have not shot it enough to flex and rub the bluing off I am sure.

 

[21tango]

Reason I ask is because I am interested in the gun. With rubber grips they flex when you shoot or handle them and wear off the blueing. Because without the box the gun isn't a collector but a shooter the more blueing gone the less my family will get for it when I am gone. By the picture it looks like a fine Colt that would make anyone a proud owner.

Pony with or without a box is very collectable and will continue to increase in value.