CLT PYTHON 357MAG 6 BLUED WOOD GOLD GRIP 6R

SKU: LIP|COPYTHON-BP6WTSUPC: 098289003478Mfr. Part #: PYTHON-BP6WTS

$1,517.99

CLT PYTHON 357MAG 6 BLUED WOOD GOLD GRIP 6R

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Description

Walnut target grips with a gold Colt medallion – Forged carbon steel frame with a polished blued finish and matte surface on the top rib – One-piece full lug vented rib carbon steel barrel with recessed target crown – The Python features a redesigned rear sight with 30% more steel beneath the adjustable rear target sight giving you a stronger revolver and more robust shooting experiance – User-interchangeable front sight – Fluted 6-round cylinder chambered for .357 Magnum and also accommodeates .38 Special cartridges – 357 Mag 6rd 6

Additional information

upc

098289003478

manufacturer

Colt

Manufacturer Part Number

PYTHON-BP6WTS

Action

Double Action/Single Action

ATF Type

Revolver

Barrel Finish

MATTE BLACK

Barrel Length

6"

Caliber/Gauge

.357 Magnum

Capacity

6

Length

15.5

Model

Python

Package Height

3.0

Package Width

9.0

Product Type

Revolver

Rate of Twist

1-in-14"

Shipping Weight

5.0

Sights

Red Ramp Front/Adjustable Rear

Sights Type

Adjustable Sights

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