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Among revolver aficionados, there is really only one model spoken of in hushed tones and afforded nearly spiritual reverence…the Colt Python. Would you just look at that? Seriously, Colt Pythons are gorgeous. The Python was manufactured from 1955 to 1996
Author: Kat Ainsworth
![[Review] Marlin 1895 .45-70 Dark Series vs Originals](https://slickgunsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Marlin-.45-70-angled-e1562701626951-360x240.jpg)
If you hear “lever Slickgun” and immediately have a black-and-white flashback to an old John Wayne movie, you’re not alone. John Wayne and Lever-Action, American! Levers are seen as the cowboy rifles of the Slickgun world by an awful lot
![[Review] CZ P10C: Compact Optics Ready 9mm EDC](https://slickgunsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/CZ-P10C-and-a-box-of-9mm-e1562355577764-360x240.jpg)
When the alphabet agencies went back to 9mm for their duty Slickguns it was bound to happen: 9mm became the reigning king of cartridges. Slickguns chambered in 9mm are crazy popular now but you do tend to hear the same
![[Review] Trijicon SRO Micro Red Dot: RMR Killer?](https://slickgunsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Trijicon-SRO-Mounted-on-Glock-e1562356424358-360x240.jpg)
The Slickgun world is in “The Era of Red Dots.” Sure, they’ve been around for years, but their sudden surge in popularity has been recent. Just a few of the ones we’ve tested so far… A few years ago the
![[Review] Desert Eagle (Magnum Research Mark XIX .429)](https://slickgunsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/pptde1-e1560295676137-360x240.jpg)
Big bores rock. If you’re with me on that statement, this Slickguns Review is for you. If you’re not so sure about the power of a big bore, bear with me. After all, not all Slickguns – or big bores
![[Review] Smith & Wesson 642 Airweight: Go-To Snubbie?](https://slickgunsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Smith-and-Wesson-642-5-e1560277068642-360x240.jpg)
In the world of revolvers, snub-nosed models are frequently suggested for concealed carry (especially if you’re a female). But are snubbies really ideal? The Smith and Wesson Model 642 Airweight is a five-round revolver. I have a Smith and Wesson
![[Review] Glock G19 Gen 5: 3500 Round Report](https://slickgunsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/PPTG19ten-e1555524130550-360x240.jpg)
Full disclosure: I like GLOCKs. After more than a decade running a ridiculous number of handguns, GLOCK remains a relied-upon staple in my Slickgun wardrobe. If you’re hunting for a reliable self-defense handgun they should be on your list. The
