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Ultra12 · August 7, 2012, 08:29 AM

I was in the same boat few month ago I was deciding between colt python 6 inch and s&w 29. S&W was 1/2 price but was more expensive to shoot. I was actually buying a gun not a caliber, but had to consider all costs. I went with colt and love it. But one of the main reasons is the versatility of shooting 357 and 38 special. And the fact that python is considered one of the best if not the best wheel gun did help as well. 2 more guns on my wish list. Colt 1911 and S&W 29 with 6.5 barell. Don't forget once u start buying them its hard to stop. So even if u make a mistake u can correct it few month down the road. Get them all it's the only way to keep your mind from wondering what if....

August 7, 2012, 08:29 AM	#31
Ultra12 Senior Member Join Date: May 15, 2010 Location: NYC Posts: 162	I was in the same boat few month ago I was deciding between colt python 6 inch and s&w 29. S&W was 1/2 price but was more expensive to shoot. I was actually buying a gun not a caliber, but had to consider all costs. I went with colt and love it. But one of the main reasons is the versatility of shooting 357 and 38 special. And the fact that python is considered one of the best if not the best wheel gun did help as well. 2 more guns on my wish list. Colt 1911 and S&W 29 with 6.5 barell. Don't forget once u start buying them its hard to stop. So even if u make a mistake u can correct it few month down the road. Get them all it's the only way to keep your mind from wondering what if.... __________________ Abe Lincoln may have freed all men, but Sam Colt made them equal.