Colt Python Vintage 1981 Range 2

Published on June 12, 2021
Duration: 8:07

This video showcases a 1981 Colt Python .357 Magnum revolver on Range 2, with Hickok45 demonstrating its performance at various distances. He highlights the importance of sight visibility and marksmanship, particularly for long-range steel targets and closer double-action drills. The review emphasizes the classic revolver's accuracy, smooth trigger, and the enjoyable experience of shooting a vintage firearm.

Quick Summary

Hickok45 tests a vintage 1981 Colt Python with a 6-inch barrel, chambered in .357 Magnum. He demonstrates its accuracy at long range on steel targets using single-action shots and showcases its smooth double-action trigger during close-range drills.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 1981 Colt Python
  2. 00:45Long-Range Steel Target Shooting
  3. 01:45Reloading and Shooting Strategy
  4. 03:10Marksmanship Practice: Small Plates & Cinder Block
  5. 05:00Close-Range Double-Action Drill
  6. 06:50Closing Thoughts on the Python

Frequently Asked Questions

What year is the Colt Python featured in the video?

The Colt Python tested in this video is a vintage model from 1981. It features a 6-inch barrel and is chambered in .357 Magnum.

How does Hickok45 improve front sight visibility?

Hickok45 painted the front sight white on the 1981 Colt Python. This modification helps improve visibility against the wooded background, aiding in accurate sight alignment during shooting.

What shooting techniques are demonstrated with the Colt Python?

The video demonstrates both deliberate single-action shooting for long-range accuracy on steel targets and rapid double-action fire at closer ranges, showcasing the revolver's versatility.

What caliber is the 1981 Colt Python?

The 1981 Colt Python featured in this range test is chambered in .357 Magnum. It is also capable of firing .38 Special ammunition.

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