I'm of the same mind about it - I'm surely not going to pay over MSRP for it, and certainly refuse to pay the ridiculous overpricing we saw last year of $2,500 and up for an on-Roster gun - supply chain issues or not - where Colt's original MSRP was $1,249, ramped it up to $1,399, with current market price settling at $1,499 to $1,589 here in CA tail end of the shamdemic shutdowns, though relatives on the east coast and midwest have seen them recently at retailers there for $1,329.
It's a $1,249 gun - max. Might break for it up to $1,499 in CA due to the Biden supply chain pricing, inflation, etc., but little other reason.
Anything above that, I would rather put that money toward the cost of an earlier Python, or simply buy a new Smith & Wesson.
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It's a $1,249 gun - max. Might break for it up to $1,499 in CA due to the Biden supply chain pricing, inflation, etc., but little other reason.
Anything above that, I would rather put that money toward the cost of an earlier Python, or simply buy a new Smith & Wesson.
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