Guns

Well I was researching Trent Easton from Pefect Dark's gun, the DY-357 LX. The closest match to it was the brother of the regular DY-357, the Colt Python Revolver. It's only made here in the US.

Talk about your fav gones, post their specs and possibly post a pic of it.


Real Name - Python
Manufacturer(s) - Colt
Origin - United States
Classification - Pistol (Revolver)
Feed - 6-chambered Cylinder
Caliber - .357in Magnum
Rate of Fire - Single shot
Fire Mode(s) - Single shot/Single or Double Action
Operation - Revolving Cylinder
Trigger Mechanism - Double-action
Weight - 2.4 pounds (1100 grams)
Comments:
The .357 Magnum cartridge is very devastating when used towards human flesh. The magnum cartridge, along with the Python's superb engineering and quality, makes it a reliable, powerful, and accurate handgun. The Colt Python was first introduced in 1955 in three main size categories. Versions made for concealment and self-defense were made with 2 1/2 and 4-inch barrels. Versions made for police and other security forces were made with 6-inch barrels, which is the kind featured in Perfect Dark. Last, versions with 8-inch barrels were made for hunters. The frame is all solid, which makes it very tough and reliable. The cyclinder swings out to the shooter's left to allow for easy and quick reloading. A pre-loaded "speed loader" (can be seen in the above picture), which has all 6 rounds positioned into place, can be used to make loading even faster.