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Colt
The Colt Python 357 Magnum revolver with a 3-inch barrel is a compact, authoritative wheelgun built for shooters who demand legendary reliability in a manageable package. This 357 Mag revolver pairs the Python's storied reputation for precision and durability with the practicality of a shorter sight radius—ideal for home defense, concealed carry, or as a dependable range companion. The bead-blasted stainless steel finish delivers a modern, low-maintenance look while the American forged stainless steel frame ensures this revolver will withstand decades of use.
What sets this Python apart is its dual-trigger personality. The double-action trigger breaks at 8 pounds for a deliberate, controlled shot; transition to single-action and you're looking at a crisp 3.5-pound release that rewards precision shooting. Hogue rubber grips provide secure purchase and absorb recoil from 357 Magnum loads without fatigue. Up front, a red ramp front sight pairs with an adjustable rear sight, giving you real windage and elevation correction for zeroing at your preferred distance. At 42 ounces and 8.5 inches overall, this is a revolver that rides naturally in capable hands.
This particular example ships as a Shooter's Model—a Colt designation for new-in-box firearms that may exhibit minor cosmetic imperfections from manufacturing that are typically invisible to the naked eye and do not affect function or durability. If you're more interested in flawless aesthetics than splitting hairs over finish, this is a way to own a genuine Python at a genuine value.
| Caliber | 357 Magnum |
| Barrel Length | 3 inches |
| Overall Length | 8.5 inches |
| Weight | 42 ounces |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Action | Double Action / Single Action |
| Frame | American Forged Stainless Steel |
| Finish | Bead Blasted Stainless Steel |
| Grips | Hogue Rubber |
| Front Sight | Red Ramp |
| Rear Sight | Adjustable |
| Double Action Trigger Pull | 8 pounds |
| Single Action Trigger Pull | 3.5 pounds |
Shooter's Model is Colt's designation for new-in-box firearms that may have minor cosmetic imperfections from the manufacturing process—typically invisible without magnification and unrelated to function or durability. These cosmetic marks are not covered under Colt's one-year warranty, but the revolver is mechanically sound and ready to shoot.
At 42 ounces with an 8.5-inch overall length and a 3-inch barrel, this Python is compact enough for serious defensive use. The 357 Magnum round is a proven stopper, and the adjustable rear sight gives you the precision needed for accurate shot placement under pressure. The double-action trigger and Hogue grips support deliberate, controlled shooting in defensive scenarios.
Yes. Revolvers chambered in 357 Magnum safely fire 38 Special ammunition, as the cartridge dimensions are compatible. Many shooters practice with less-recoiling 38 Special loads in 357 Mag cylinders.
The Python features an adjustable rear sight, allowing windage and elevation correction for zeroing at your chosen distance. You'll be able to dial in your point of aim rather than relying on fixed sights.
Colt
The Colt Python 357 Magnum revolver with a 3-inch barrel is a compact, authoritative wheelgun built for shooters who demand legendary reliability in a manageable package. This 357 Mag revolver pairs the Python's storied reputation for precision and durability with the practicality of a shorter sight radius—ideal for home defense, concealed carry, or as a dependable range companion. The bead-blasted stainless steel finish delivers a modern, low-maintenance look while the American forged stainless steel frame ensures this revolver will withstand decades of use.
What sets this Python apart is its dual-trigger personality. The double-action trigger breaks at 8 pounds for a deliberate, controlled shot; transition to single-action and you're looking at a crisp 3.5-pound release that rewards precision shooting. Hogue rubber grips provide secure purchase and absorb recoil from 357 Magnum loads without fatigue. Up front, a red ramp front sight pairs with an adjustable rear sight, giving you real windage and elevation correction for zeroing at your preferred distance. At 42 ounces and 8.5 inches overall, this is a revolver that rides naturally in capable hands.
This particular example ships as a Shooter's Model—a Colt designation for new-in-box firearms that may exhibit minor cosmetic imperfections from manufacturing that are typically invisible to the naked eye and do not affect function or durability. If you're more interested in flawless aesthetics than splitting hairs over finish, this is a way to own a genuine Python at a genuine value.
| Caliber | 357 Magnum |
| Barrel Length | 3 inches |
| Overall Length | 8.5 inches |
| Weight | 42 ounces |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Action | Double Action / Single Action |
| Frame | American Forged Stainless Steel |
| Finish | Bead Blasted Stainless Steel |
| Grips | Hogue Rubber |
| Front Sight | Red Ramp |
| Rear Sight | Adjustable |
| Double Action Trigger Pull | 8 pounds |
| Single Action Trigger Pull | 3.5 pounds |
Shooter's Model is Colt's designation for new-in-box firearms that may have minor cosmetic imperfections from the manufacturing process—typically invisible without magnification and unrelated to function or durability. These cosmetic marks are not covered under Colt's one-year warranty, but the revolver is mechanically sound and ready to shoot.
At 42 ounces with an 8.5-inch overall length and a 3-inch barrel, this Python is compact enough for serious defensive use. The 357 Magnum round is a proven stopper, and the adjustable rear sight gives you the precision needed for accurate shot placement under pressure. The double-action trigger and Hogue grips support deliberate, controlled shooting in defensive scenarios.
Yes. Revolvers chambered in 357 Magnum safely fire 38 Special ammunition, as the cartridge dimensions are compatible. Many shooters practice with less-recoiling 38 Special loads in 357 Mag cylinders.
The Python features an adjustable rear sight, allowing windage and elevation correction for zeroing at your chosen distance. You'll be able to dial in your point of aim rather than relying on fixed sights.
