ChrisB

  Yeah, that's a good point. I would be happy to share more details about the post with anyone who's interested. I don't want to say too much publicly until the post is live, but it will definitely be 100% pro-gun. Most of the post will be an in-depth look at the history and technical specs of the Python as well as talking about its practical applications. If we can get access to a Python to shoot, I'll also talk about its handling characteristics and other subjective observations.   One of the goals of our blog is to introduce new shooters or non-shooters to topics that more seasoned enthusiasts may already know about, and we're looking at this as a chance to give a comprehensive overview of one of the best revolvers ever made. Hope that clears things up a little! Chris

Hey guys, I'm working on a Colt Python-related project for a major shooting blog (that will be anonymous until the post goes live). For a part of the post, I'd like to include some quality photos and video of a Python in action, preferably a 6" model. Buying a Python is, no surprise, a bit outside of our budget right now, so we were wondering if any Python owners in our area might be willing to meet us at their range so we can get a few photos.  You would not be in any of the images unless you want to be, and we would provide as much or as little credit as you'd like. If you have your own blog or website, we'd be happy to link it in the post. We'll also throw in a couple of boxes of ammo for your trouble. We're in Knoxville, but would be willing to travel a bit to get to where you are. Send me a PM if you're interested. Thanks! Chris