Posted: 4/8/2010 4:15:25 PM EDT
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Just picked up a Colt Python and under the Python word there are three letters
CTG. Like to know what they stand for  I also noticed on a friends S&W .357 is marked with the same letters.
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Just found this at Cabelas in Texas and is really is in 98% condition. Not much of a wheel gun Man myself or a .357 mag shooter but saw this, well you know the rest. Really bling bling's my dark collection of guns. Might want a pair of Pachmayr black grips to go with...
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Rob, CTG stands for "cartridge". It's just an abriviation. If they spelled it out it would be a lot of printing in the confined area.
NICE PIECE. You're going to let me shoot it, right?? I've got a 66-1 with a short barrel that kicks like a mule with the .357 mag cartridge. I'd love to try a revolver with a bit more meat on it to tame that big boom. Rome |
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Rob, CTG stands for "cartridge". It's just an abriviation. If they spelled it out it would be a lot of printing in the confined area. NICE PIECE. You're going to let me shoot it, right?? I've got a 66-1 with a short barrel that kicks like a mule with the .357 mag cartridge. I'd love to try a revolver with a bit more meat on it to tame that big boom. Rome Well...................The gun being some 25-30 years old and in this condition, I'd rather continue being a "keeper" of this gun rather than using this for target partice. I might shoot a few .38's down the pipe, but like my Liberator, I just assume letting them collect dust. 
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Fair enough.