Video: Colt Python Revolver

Aram von Benedikt

posted on February 5, 2020

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Colt's Justin Baldini takes American Hunter fans through the technical fundamentals of the long-awaited new Python. A .357 Magnum-chambered revolver, just like the original, this new Python comes in both 6- and 4.25-inch barreled versions. Updates include a stronger frame, a newly designed target rear sight, and an interchangeable front sight. For more information on this revolver, perfect for backcountry carry and protection, check out the video above. MSRP: $1,499; colt.com

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