Weird Beard

And he offered me a friend's price for it.

And the friend's price was a very reasonable price, but it was a Colt Python in Royal blue in very, very good condition.

And so it was way more money than I had.

So in the old ones, I mean, I like the new ones.

I don't know.

It's just,

It's different.

And for me, honestly speaking, the appeal is like if Colt or I mean if Smith & Wesson made a – I don't care, a 686 or a 586 because it would probably have to be carbon steel, but made a 586 –

and used whatever it did or something similar that produces that Royal blue.

I mean, for those that know, it looks like it, the gun looks like a Sapphire, like the hope diamond in the, in the Smithsonian is up against the black velvet backdrop.

If you look right into the middle of the hope diamond, that's exactly what this gun looked like.

It looks like it's a mile deep and, and it's just very, very deep blue that fades to black.

As you look at it,

If anybody made anything in that color, I would be looking to get my hands on it.

And that's really the thing that gets it.

But also, coal pythons are pretty slick.

Also, just to have a 3220, like...

It's loud.

Oh, again, that's the whole Robert Johnson 3220 blues.

Like back in like 1910, that was the 44 Magnum of the handgun world.