Originally Posted by Stephanie B
The George and open back Pacs with the finger grooves gone is pretty nice. I should gone with the wing claw to help tuck the butt a bit more.
I have the Rogers grips that are a bit smaller. The finger grooves and my fat fingers don't play well. I can't find another set like these so I haven't had the heart to take them to dremel surgery. Honestly, I don't think that would help me anyway. If you are interested, I will send them to you.
The George and open back Pacs with the finger grooves gone is pretty nice. I should gone with the wing claw to help tuck the butt a bit more.
I have the Rogers grips that are a bit smaller. The finger grooves and my fat fingers don't play well. I can't find another set like these so I haven't had the heart to take them to dremel surgery. Honestly, I don't think that would help me anyway. If you are interested, I will send them to you.
Where did you order that holster? Thank you.
JMCK CUSTOM The “George” AIWB Holster: JM Custom Kydex
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ETA. The holster is for a Ruger GP100. The colt fits just the same as the GP. I don't think he has a Python mold, Yet. Jetfire also has a vid showing his Python dropping into the GP holster as well.
I don't see Colt Python listed on the pistol list though.
I got ahead of myself. See above post for edit.
Awesome, thank you.
The Python is 3oz heavier. I thought that the difference would be greater. With Pachs, it might be less.
Last edited by Stephanie B; 11-22-2022 at 12:37 PM.
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
3 Oz isn’t much when you consider the Python’s full under lug, barrel rib, larger cylinder release, larger top strap, and a possibly beefier grip frame. The Python’s internals are fairly substantial as well. 🤷🏼
P.S. I’m very superficial, so the Python wins this beauty contest hands down! Hubba Hubba!
My JMCK AIWB for 3” GP100 fits the 3” Python very well. Purchased 2015-ish.
Part of me now has a case of the wantsies for one of these new gen pythons.
Trading on the old name aside...they seem to be a pretty solid revolver and largely corrected the failure points of the older design from what I've heard.
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