Colt Grizzly Ported Unfluted .357 Mag Stainless Steel Revolver

A: Hi Glen and welcome. Most of these blems as tiny imperfections in the metal finish. These could be small spots of discoloration or dullness spots. According to reviews from other vendor websites, some owners are unable to find the blemish. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: Hi Glen, It may include scratches, chips, and/or any other cosmetic imperfections. Many of these firearms are in like-new condition with very minor blemishes. This unit is no longer under warranty for anything cosmetic related. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Hi Tim and welcome. No Sir, Buds entered a 6 instead of a 4. The barrel length for this model is 4.25' inches. Cheers and stay safe!

A: No, slight description error. This model sports a 4.25" barrel.

A: Hi Tim, that is an error in the listing, the barrel length is actually 4.25" Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Hi Harry and welcome. The Colt Grizzly and the Colt Python, both .357 Magnum revolvers, share a common foundation but differ in their specific design features and intended use, with the Grizzly being a more rugged, portability-focused variation built on a King Cobra frame and a ported, shorter barrel, while the Python, especially the second-generation models, emphasizes enhanced durability for modern magnum loads with a reinforced frame and a variety of barrel lengths and finishes. More detailed differences here: https://www.craftholsters.com/colt/guides/grizzly-vs-python?srsltid=AfmBOoqZOgkR40rIztNx6rakg2bFwyacMoQFN9z6pleVBhHtBbi_sQ3v

A: The Colt Grizzly and Colt Python are both .357 Magnum revolvers, but they differ in frame size, barrel length, and some design features. The Python is built on Colt's larger I-frame, while the Grizzly uses a King Cobra frame. The Python typically features a longer barrel (3-6 inches) and is known for its accuracy and premium status. The Grizzly, with its shorter 4.25-inch barrel, is designed for enhanced portability and maneuverability, making it a better choice for self-defense and backcountry carry. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Colt Python: Frame: Larger I-frame, shared with the Trooper and Lawman revolvers. Barrel Lengths: Typically 3-6 inches, with longer barrels favored for accuracy and shorter ones for concealment. Features: Known for its smooth action, accuracy, and classic design. Purpose: Premium revolver for target shooting, hunting, and self-defense. Colt Grizzly: Frame: Based on the Colt King Cobra frame. Barrel Length: Shorter 4.25-inch barrel. Features: Polish