Colt Python CO2 Reviews

Feels Solid, Looks Cool, Quality well made gun.

While the shells from the other popular revolvers will fit and shoot from this gun (except the Webley Mark 6 and the Scofield #3) you will lose a little of your Fps But not enough to matter to a paper target or a pop can.

This is an amazing pistol. It gives you so realistic feel. I just love it.

I wish a wooden hand grip.

Look, feel, ease of use, fun, accurate

Ada a second set of cartridges

The item is like described on the site: very realistic and nice finishing. The shipping was made fast and the product arrived quickly. I recommend it!

I received this gun today and my first impression was that it is a strikingly beauty. But as I took it out and handled it, the faults started to be apparent. the fit and finish is merely good, the Colt box is a nice touch but the gun itself just feels kind of cheap when compared with my Dan Wesson 715 in chrome. The Dan Wesson looks and feels like a real gun but when you pick this Colt up and hold it, the first thing you notice is the cheap plastic grips and the just OK finish. This was more $ than the Wesson and just goes to show how great of a value the Dan Wesson is.

THE GRIPS OBVIOUSLY, better quality control as far as the finish goes. Also the cylinder hits the gun frame as you close it. Lastly there is a slight wobble of the cylinder when it's closed and ready to shoot. (The wobble was mentioned in other reviews so it's a known issue with these).

It's a nice gun and I like it but I don't love it. If I knew what I was going to find out with this piece, I would have purchased something else. Maybe a 2nd Dan Wesson in 4".

The similarity with a real revolver.

none.

The size and design.

I would improve on the chrome look. It looks cheap.also the barrel is loose and shakes when you handle the revolver.

The quality not what i expected. Barrel is loose. I would go with the S & W instead.

I love the realism of the chrome Colt Python I receive, it is absolutely beautiful. It functions just like the real thing. The Colt Python is a pleasure to fire and the action I good in single action and double action. I highly recommend this pistol.

I found after shooting 60 rounds I found that after adjusting the rear sight the Colt was still firing about an inch low. To reneade was to file the front sight. I did so and now it is dead zero now. Shot six rounds from 30 feet. Five were grouped at a 1/2 inch and one out of the circle. Extremely accurate.

Fit and finish is great. Unexpected in a bb gun

Almost everything.

The grips they are plastic it should be wooden.

The cylinder wobble it should be more stiff.

The weight and feel is nice. The quick load is awesome.

Nothing!

If you enjoy air guns Pyramid is definitely the company for you. I intend to by all air guns from them in the future!!

The look and feel of the revolver.

A few cosmetic things like symmetry of the vented rib and frame to match the shape of the pellet version.

The cylinder is very sloppy and it gets stuck sometimes when opening and closing it. The barrel feels loose and wobbles a bit. The gun rattles a bit when you handle it. CO2 does leak from the gun decreasing the number of shots over time. Accuracy isn't the best when compared to the Dan Wesson revolvers. The python maybe better in the real gun world but the airsoft version is inferior in comparison. I have a few airsoft revolvers and the best one I've shot is the Dan Wesson 715, but this gun is great for collecting.

Finish

The overly high profile, grips. Sights cannot be dialed in

Needs redesign . The new Dan Wesson is vastly superior . A wall hanger . The most disappointed I have been with an airgun

Nice replica, it looks terrible !!!

I would change actual grips to wooden grips

Solid build and nice balance and weight make shooting this gun a pleasure. Weighs close to the real thing, and has a good economy of use with CO2, The trigger is both single and double action and the pull in single action is light and just right for accurate plinking or paper targets at 20-25 feet. The Chrome like finish is very impressive and the adjustable sights mean you can dial this in and be shooting 1 inch groups at twenty feet, bench rested, or two inch groups standing. The crane swings out much better than other pistols and accommodates the speed loader with a nicer fit. The shells are larger and also have a nice feel when manually loading. Easy to use, fun to shoot and accurate. (in top 5 of the 25 replica pistols I own). I am considering buying another in black.

Unfortunately the plastic grips are the downside, they look good from afar but far from good up close. Other MFG's have introduced much better grips in this same price range (Like the Dan Wesson 715-great rubber like grips) and we consumers are willing to pay a few more bucks for these better grips. However, I like the other features of this gun so much, it is still well worth the purchase.Perhaps with some weathering powders or paint washes i can tone down the plastic look on the grips. They feel fine and function fine, it's just that this gun is nearly a ten in all other aspects, but these grips are below average in appearance.

After nearly shooting this air gun every day for weeks, this is still very accurate and one of my favorites. Mine seems to do best with Daisy precision zinc coated bb's. This gun is also on the quiet side of medium sound, and is friendly to shoot indoors.

The gun has an excellent finish and weight, feels like the real deal, Like the function of the cylinder opening for loading.

I would certainly address the problem of the "sloppy cylinder" in the outward position, surprised Colt would endorse this. would like to see an optional grip to purchase. Since this gun is so well done otherwise, it would be nice to purchase real walnut grips or even ivory coloured.

Have a good wrist, this is a man's gun.

The most awesome looking co2 revolver , I've ever seen , more revolvers should look this good ,great buy for the price . Shoots as good as any my pellet revolvers

There seems to be lots of play in the barrel , I would tighten that up , like the Dan Wesson ?

Even with the extra play in barrel , with shell in , still shoots very well , very accurate for BB gun

awesome good looks! I will never be able to afford a real python, this is as close as I will get.

I knocked it on overall rating and value because the cylinder fit is VERY sloppy. bad enough that I'm surprised colt put their name on it. the laser etching on the gun is VERY light and VERY hard to see. fine on the legal warning junk but I would like "PYTHON" and Colt trademarks to pop! Get with AMC and add "the Walking Dead" theme to it. That is another reason I bought it. the lead character Rick Grimes carries a Python.

I did not rate accuracy because I have yet to shoot it. I looks almost to good to shoot.

Very nice revolver, my 10 for ten chrony results are a little surprising. Avg of around 345fps. My 6 inch Dan Wesson is around 400fps, well finished

More fps. Nickel plated shells and shells should be standardized with the Dan Wessons so users could use for bothe revolvers. The DW shells work in HKS speedloaders, the Umarex Colt shells don't. Would also replace the gold medallion with a silver one. 2 1/2 and 4 inch chrome versions should be available to go with the 6 incher

Overall good gun.

better hand grips

The cylinder is a little sloppy and loose feeling, Don't know if just the one I have or all of them are that way.

The gun looks and feels like the real thing. I thought it was going to be a pain to have to reload after every 6 shots, but I bought an extra 6 shells. So, I load each of the 12 shells with bb's, put six in the gun and shoot them and then reload with the next 6. So, I get 12 shots before I have to start popping bb's in the shells. Quite frankly, half the fun for me is reloading the gun because it reminds me of the real gun. I have been able to get decent groupings from 22 feet.

Nothing really.

It takes a little practice to screw the co2 cartridge locking pin into the bottom of gun so try it a few times and note the angle of the screw to the bottom of the gun grip.