N.I.B.
It's supposed to be a "weathered look" finish. Would of preferred basic blued real steel myself, but that's just me.
Grips are a little on the slick side outta the box- a lot of grease based preservative went into, and on, this revolver. The bore was fairly packed with it. Nice sharply cut Ballard style rifling once the yak fat's out. Think they borrowed a page or two from walther's book on this, and a few other rifled umarex pistols I own....
Front sight is plastic, and there are two spares packed in the box with the pistol.
Pellet cartridge is not the same as the ones that came with the 5 1/2" Umarex Colt SAA pellet model. These appear to have a gas seal step similar to what's on the 1875 Remington cartridges. I'll need to get a white card and bore light to check the cylinder chambers for a seal step shoulder.
Low glare sights, front and rear, thankfully.
Not Blondie's silver rattler, but still fairly decent..
"6 perfectly timed shots, eh little one?"
"Revolvers!" REVOLVERS!!!" Tuco would have loved the more than tactile clicks on this 4 clicker.
Results of 7 cylinders at 7 paces. Out of 42 shots, 4 missed- on a highly varied mix of different pellets.
This hole was the entry point for most of them. I was wearing my readers to shoot. Last cylinder put all 6 Daisy hollow points into an 8 oz. coffee cup at the same 7 paces. First cylinder shot out of the gun on paper sprayed all over.
She's a gas sipper- by my count, 60 usable shots from a 12 gram Daisy bulb.
Very, very nice trigger on this gun. The trigger alone is worth all the cash cost and up front efforts to get this one. (more on that in a while)
I think this one is going to "shoot-in" quite nicely! One of my better a/g buys!
-D.S.
Wouldn't it be a blast to be able to go in and assemble a selection of pieces to 'build' your own pistol!
