Colt stainless Python

Leonardo

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Hi Dennis,

No, I haven't but I guess your tool would become even duller! :just kidding:

I am sorry Dennis, I could not resist playing with the words!:big grin:

All the best, Leonardo.
 
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John B.

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Dennis,
I've found no problem with the Colt Python, stainless or blue.
The barrels and cylinder seem to be a little tougher as in most revolvers.
But no problems to cut, just a little different than the frame.
Again, find some conceled places to make some test cuts if you are in doubt.
Best of luck and enjoy this fine firearm.
 

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You're welcome, Dennis.
I usually test the frame by making a cut on the inside of the side plate.
You can test the cylinder under the star extractor.
The barrel is a little harder to find a hidden place unless it's removed from the frame.
If its removed I test on the lip above the barrel threads.
But if you find the cylinder cut-able the barrel should also be OK.
 

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