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Dunno about the Colt (or whether this is supposed to be a serious thread) but if you make the holes in the K frame the same size as those in the N frame, you'll find that the N frame weighs more.
Having carried some issued revolvers in the waning days of the service revolver, even a 4" K-frame could tip the scales at 40oz loaded. The Pythons and L-frames a bit more, and the N-frame carriers even a bit more, depending on the barrel length. Longer barrels were quite popular among the guys carrying N-frame Smiths (.44's and .45's) in those days, although the females with shorter torsos often went with shorter barrels, even if using drop-shank swivel wheelguns.
Even my older 5 1/2" Redhawk .44 only tipped the scales at a little over 50oz, but the thickness made it a chore when I carried it off-duty IWB.
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