I've always heard the Python's had a pretty fragile lockwork and I don't know how much difference there is in pressure between a 10mm and .357 but my guess is there is not enough metal in the cylinder left after its bored to .40 or .41 to have a strong magnum level gun. I always wanted a SP 101 in 10mm but I just don't think it would work. I have a Charter Arms Boomer in .44 special that has paper thin cylinder walls but your not dealing with much pressure in standard .44 special loads.
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.41 Python
- Okie, 2020-12-30, 09:09
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I really want to convert one to 10mm (nm)
- Ronnie P, 2020-12-30, 19:24
- 10mm - Okie, 2020-12-30, 20:14
- Information - Tits LaRue, 2020-12-30, 12:20
- NO. AT LEAST ONE ORIGINAL (nm) - JT, 2020-12-30, 10:11
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There have been many legends
- Dave H., 2020-12-30, 10:11
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.41
- Okie, 2020-12-30, 11:07
- Last .41 Python I saw was around 1990 - WB, 2020-12-30, 11:25
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.41
- Okie, 2020-12-30, 11:07
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I really want to convert one to 10mm (nm)
- Ronnie P, 2020-12-30, 19:24