Umarex Colt Peacemaker Revolver Single Action Army Six-Shooter .177 Caliber Air Pistol

This gun is heavy, a big iron for my hip. It feels very classical and very suitable for my hand, and it's very simple, which makes it a timeless classic. It's worth the money to get all the practice in before shooting the real thing, this ones heavy like the real one too almost. But the handle CAN be fragile when opening to change co2 cartridge so be careful. I had this gun for over a year and a half, been using it in many conditions and temperatures, shoots perfectly fine.Got jammed once due to my error of shooting with a nearly empty co2, BUT the simple build of this gun allowed me to deconstruct parts of this revolver and retrieve the bb, which was awesome.

Excellent product with very good quality. Looks and operates like a real Colt or Colt clone. Accuracy is fair but it’s a BB gun! Never had one that was very accurate. Does dispatch gofers in my backyard up to about 15 or 20 feet. I also use it to display with SAA holsters I make.

It's nice to get a product that performs as well as it is advertised. This air gun feels and operates like the firearm it is designed after. I've had this for a couple of months, and fired it frequently without any problem. It's accuracy is as good as should be expected for an air gun.

Extremely fast shipping and the Item is BEAUTIFUL. Shoots well and the action is very smooth with a light single action trigger pull. Very pleased.

I was hesitant to pay the same I paid for my Heritage 22lr Rough Rider. (real deal) But it ended up being well worth it. Weight is same, the sites the same, identical.. Thats why I wanted it, practice with it, and go to the range with my 22LR and shoot better. This is accurate, quiet, and awesome trigger. Very light. I just load the pellets into the cartridge, no need to remove, actually way slower.....Only negative is...when you put the safety on, it LOCKS everything. Should be only the trigger. You have to 1/2 cock the hammer, and load, then carefully pull trigger and let the hammer down....Make SURE you are pointing into the ground. I had a pellet come out.. I now, Make a point, to load it, and dont point and aim, until I am ready to shoot, only then FULLY pull the trigger back to shoot....safety 1st. I recomment it though...

Nice quality. High end finish, looks real and is very heavy. Single shot and kind of a pain to load. Over all nice product for the money

I have genuine Colt Peacemakers. With the exception of the grips being about 1/2 an inch longer this BB gun is virtually identical to an actual Colt. My original Colts are in a fitted case and this gun fits perfectly. It is about the same weight and balance. The barrel, cylinder, and frame are the same dimensions. It even has the patent years on the frame. The hammer when cocked makes the four distinctive clicks of the original, but the sound is slightly deeper. Loading and unloading is the same as on an original.One thing you have to keep in mind is that this BB gun has a hair trigger. There is no discernible "pull". The slightest pressure fires the gun. So cocking the hammer while drawing could result in a BB embedded in your foot! I suggest you don't cock it until it is safely downrange.You can fan the gun if you like. That tends to be hard on the mechanism of any gun, though. The balance is good for twirling the gun. I suggest you practice over a soft surface, especially since the grips are very smooth.I set up 6 cans suspended from strings and at 7 yards found the gun to be very accurate. With a two-handed grip I had no misses. One-handed my accuracy was good, but the sights on the nickel finish are very shiny and I had a bit more difficulty keeping them exactly aligned one-handed. I actually got several cans from the hip! Fortunately, because it's cheap to shoot BB guns I was able to try that and a few other things like a fast draw and fanning. I don't waste money on real ammunition for things I'd never do in a real life scenario. It's great fun.This gun is as close to the real thing as you can come with the benefit of being far cheaper and inexpensive to shoot.I have two of these and they are equally accurate and function identically.