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My father left me an extremely nice Colt Python that I rarely if ever shoot because not only is it beautiful and in perfect condition but also because it is worth a lot of money and I would hate to see it drop in value just because I feel that I have to shoot it. I actually bought a S&W 19-4 when I have that urge to shoot .357 or 38 special. The S&W is an excellent revolver and almost as nice as the Python. In this case though it is purely for the money portion, I keep the Python as a safe queen and will leave it for my children (I have the box it came in too). Everything else that I own I shoot and I own many firearms. I buy and have never sold anything. My Python is not a paperweight. It is a thing of beauty (in my eyes) and an investment.