flashman70
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I'm pretty new to revolvers. Although I've owned a Detective Special for many years, since my interest in firearms became an obsession six months ago I've focused mainly on autoloaders. Now I want a revolver for home defense and am thinking something in .357/.38 with a 4" barrel. (I already have a shotgun, so save that advice. )
A number of the revolver boards contain threads with complaints about new S&Ws - the lock, the two-piece barrel on some models, etc. I guess they don't make 'em like they used to. But then, who does?
In looking up older Colts online, I see Pythons, Anacondas and King Cobras. The Pythons seem to command a very high price. Why is this? What are the primary differences between the models?
An education in this would be much appreciated.
A number of the revolver boards contain threads with complaints about new S&Ws - the lock, the two-piece barrel on some models, etc. I guess they don't make 'em like they used to. But then, who does?
In looking up older Colts online, I see Pythons, Anacondas and King Cobras. The Pythons seem to command a very high price. Why is this? What are the primary differences between the models?
An education in this would be much appreciated.