Your best video to date buddy 😀 You had me at 'Revolver', lol. You are right about the 'Zen' feeling though, patiently loading up the shells with pellets and loading the cylinder up is very therapeutic for the soul. I love revolvers, they form 85% of my collection (of 30+ guns), there's just something about a revolver, the choice of single action or double action shooting (in the modern revolvers) and I know that I wouldn't have as many if it wasn't for the shell loading format that adds a tad more replica realism to the whole thing.
Thought you'd like this one mate! It's not just the shooting is it? It's the whole nature of them. As we've said, the patient loading, the tactile feel, the focus. Beautiful guns. Totally agree too, the shells make a massive difference. I don't think i'd consider one without that element.
LOVE revolvers! They pack a bit more of a punch than the blowback pistols and they're more precise in my opinion. I have quite a few of them, one of which is the gamo pr-776 8-shot revolver for pellets with rifled barrel- great gun! I have a tuned schofield in 6mm that I'm considering making a rifled barrel for it. Great thing about the schofield is that it's easy to load while the shells are still in the gun
Hi Another excellent video, I have got three revolvers i.e. Dan Wesson 715 - 4" barrel, Smith & Wesson Classic 629 - 6" barrel and my latest acquisition the Chiappa Rhino 50 DS Nickle plated revolver. I have now got my sights on the ASG Schofield No3 revolver in either the Nickel plated or weathered finish. Thanks again for this and all the videos that you continue to produce. Cheers Andy
Revolvers,,,,Yaaayyyyy: Crosman Vigilante,SR and SNR in my collection,,P226 doesn’t count but for sure they’re Fun to Play and Shot cans with them… Yes everybody deserves a revolver 😂😂😂❤❤❤…
I get 130 or more pellets from my Peacemaker 5.5 inch Umarex in silver for some reason but the antique black ones l have only manage about 60/70 dunno why, don't care lol just thought id mention it. The blued bb version l have puts a lot thru too
@@mrb4408Hi, yeah l have that too by Crosman, comes in a horrible blister pack, which as l like to keep the boxes as kind of ornaments was a little annoying, but the gun itself can't be faulted ( tho before l bought it l had heard it broke easily, but ive had mine 15 months and its been fine, its quite powerful and surprisingly accurate though it doesnt seem to be quite so good w, the pellets, the bbs are fine, two sets of shells for pellets and bbs, was good tho they look the same basically, the only thing l didnt like was the white faux ivory grips they looked soo plasticky, l sanded them and sprayed them with a black plastic spray paint then 3 coats of clear protective laminate, and tho l say it myself it looks a lot better, l dont know why they put on those white grips when they can use some pretty good faux wood grips that look better. I've also got 4 Colt 45 Peacemakers all 5.5inch barrels, two in aged black, 1 in nickel silver, and one in Blued, that is BB only, the two aged black l made their grips black too in matt to tie in with the guns being aged the grips originally were walnut in style very bright and shiny which jarred with the guns being meant to be old and somewhat battered, and once again l think they look better than the originals, I've got 3 Schofields, one in silver, one in aged black, and one in Steel Grey which is BB only, it looks as tho its made out of a very dark glass somehow beautiful to look at although its not as powerful or accurate as two pellet versions. I also have a Winchester 4.5 special 4 inch barrel revolver with side loadin 8 pellets. A Webley VI in 22 pellet ( pretty unusual l think, l had a few 177s but they always suffered from seal damage after only 2 or 3 co2 bulbs, for some reason, its quite a thing with them apparently rather than replace the seal they gave me a full refund for some reason and afte 3 that kept breaking l stopped getting anymore l had bought 177 and 22 last xmas l had asked for 177 but the dealer got both l didnt even know there was a 22 but l got em both and as l say the 177 bust shortly after. But the 22 seems ok I've only shot 3 co2 bulbs thru it but it passed the line for busting the seals so its ok, but l mostly keep it as part of my collection l dont intend firing it much if ever again its to rare to break, l have also 2 Walther PPKs theyre fantastic little guns with quite strong blow back, a Walther P38, A Luger P08, and l just bought a Remington 1911 today. I was just going to collect classic revolvers and semi autos around 100 yrs old or up to WW2, there's just 2 guns l want but cant get my hands on 1 is a 7.5 inch barrel Peacemaker and a Broom Handled Mauser both which im informed have been discontinued which is annoying, so l try n count the Remington 1875 as the 7.5 inch barrel gun is pretty similar as the 7.5 inch Peacemaker. Lol. I pretend it is. But I'm itching to get my hands on the Broom Handled Mauser l know theres other makers KWC for instance and l currently have my favorite gunshop trying lots of other outlets at least 20 to get me one, was offered one but it was mostly plastic so a big no, l put up with plastic grips but any other parts l wont have, even tho theyre making real guns with polymer now its not for me it feels weirdly warm and to my mind its just crap. Sorry for this enormous reply, l get carried away sometimes lol I only found out about the co2 replicas last year and l love em, I'd like an 1873 Winchester rifle just for the collection as l have no where to fire a rifle, my backyards 10 yards long so okay for the pistols but not enough range for rifles. Tho knowing me if l got one classic rifle the Winchester id likely be going for the Lee Enfield 303 and the MP40 so a good thing l dont have the room lol
Your best video to date buddy 😀
You had me at 'Revolver', lol. You are right about the 'Zen' feeling though, patiently loading up the shells with pellets and loading the cylinder up is very therapeutic for the soul. I love revolvers, they form 85% of my collection (of 30+ guns), there's just something about a revolver, the choice of single action or double action shooting (in the modern revolvers) and I know that I wouldn't have as many if it wasn't for the shell loading format that adds a tad more replica realism to the whole thing.
Thought you'd like this one mate! It's not just the shooting is it? It's the whole nature of them. As we've said, the patient loading, the tactile feel, the focus. Beautiful guns. Totally agree too, the shells make a massive difference. I don't think i'd consider one without that element.
LOVE revolvers! They pack a bit more of a punch than the blowback pistols and they're more precise in my opinion. I have quite a few of them, one of which is the gamo pr-776 8-shot revolver for pellets with rifled barrel- great gun! I have a tuned schofield in 6mm that I'm considering making a rifled barrel for it. Great thing about the schofield is that it's easy to load while the shells are still in the gun
Hard to fault aren't they? Thanks for watching!
Hi
Another excellent video, I have got three revolvers i.e. Dan Wesson 715 - 4" barrel, Smith & Wesson Classic 629 - 6" barrel and my latest acquisition the Chiappa Rhino 50 DS Nickle plated revolver.
I have now got my sights on the ASG Schofield No3 revolver in either the Nickel plated or weathered finish.
Thanks again for this and all the videos that you continue to produce.
Cheers Andy
Glad you enjoyed it mate. I have my eye on a Rhino also! Very interesting guns. Thanks for watching!
Revolvers,,,,Yaaayyyyy:
Crosman Vigilante,SR and SNR in my collection,,P226 doesn’t count but for sure they’re Fun to Play and Shot cans with them…
Yes everybody deserves a revolver 😂😂😂❤❤❤…
Mate, Revolvers are some of the best guns on the market. I’ve got the Dan Wesson 715 4 inch and a Remington 1875 and I bloody love em.
Completely agree mate. Thanks for watching!
Now you talking mate I have a 32 Smith Wesson sub. Rockland. 38 gamo pr776.crosman veglanty and the brodax
The Brodax looks similar to my T4E HDR .50. Sturdy guns.
Hey just want to say I love your videos, even if I am not into guns
Cheers mate. Happy you like them for any reason. What is it you enjoy?
I like how the videos are setup simple with a lot of information
Ah ok, thanks for the feedback.
Thanks for reading
I have a collation to of air guns and real ones
I'm about to move to more rifles I have to many handguns lol.
I get 130 or more pellets from my Peacemaker 5.5 inch Umarex in silver for some reason but the antique black ones l have only manage about 60/70 dunno why, don't care lol just thought id mention it. The blued bb version l have puts a lot thru too
I have the p320 firearm
100 quid ?? And the rest ffs 😂😂
The python looks so cheap & nasty compared to the rest.
I agree it looks very badly made and finished
@@biggusdickus5986 I got a Remington 1875, nice revolver. The best of all my revolvers though is definitely the Dan Wesson 715 by ASG.
@@mrb4408Hi, yeah l have that too by Crosman, comes in a horrible blister pack, which as l like to keep the boxes as kind of ornaments was a little annoying, but the gun itself can't be faulted ( tho before l bought it l had heard it broke easily, but ive had mine 15 months and its been fine, its quite powerful and surprisingly accurate though it doesnt seem to be quite so good w, the pellets, the bbs are fine, two sets of shells for pellets and bbs, was good tho they look the same basically, the only thing l didnt like was the white faux ivory grips they looked soo plasticky, l sanded them and sprayed them with a black plastic spray paint then 3 coats of clear protective laminate, and tho l say it myself it looks a lot better, l dont know why they put on those white grips when they can use some pretty good faux wood grips that look better.
I've also got 4 Colt 45 Peacemakers all 5.5inch barrels, two in aged black, 1 in nickel silver, and one in Blued, that is BB only, the two aged black l made their grips black too in matt to tie in with the guns being aged the grips originally were walnut in style very bright and shiny which jarred with the guns being meant to be old and somewhat battered, and once again l think they look better than the originals, I've got 3 Schofields, one in silver, one in aged black, and one in Steel Grey which is BB only, it looks as tho its made out of a very dark glass somehow beautiful to look at although its not as powerful or accurate as two pellet versions.
I also have a Winchester 4.5 special 4 inch barrel revolver with side loadin 8 pellets. A Webley VI in 22 pellet ( pretty unusual l think, l had a few 177s but they always suffered from seal damage after only 2 or 3 co2 bulbs, for some reason, its quite a thing with them apparently rather than replace the seal they gave me a full refund for some reason and afte 3 that kept breaking l stopped getting anymore l had bought 177 and 22 last xmas l had asked for 177 but the dealer got both l didnt even know there was a 22 but l got em both and as l say the 177 bust shortly after. But the 22 seems ok I've only shot 3 co2 bulbs thru it but it passed the line for busting the seals so its ok, but l mostly keep it as part of my collection l dont intend firing it much if ever again its to rare to break, l have also 2 Walther PPKs theyre fantastic little guns with quite strong blow back, a Walther P38, A Luger P08, and l just bought a Remington 1911 today.
I was just going to collect classic revolvers and semi autos around 100 yrs old or up to WW2, there's just 2 guns l want but cant get my hands on 1 is a 7.5 inch barrel Peacemaker and a Broom Handled Mauser both which im informed have been discontinued which is annoying, so l try n count the Remington 1875 as the 7.5 inch barrel gun is pretty similar as the 7.5 inch Peacemaker. Lol. I pretend it is. But I'm itching to get my hands on the Broom Handled Mauser l know theres other makers KWC for instance and l currently have my favorite gunshop trying lots of other outlets at least 20 to get me one, was offered one but it was mostly plastic so a big no, l put up with plastic grips but any other parts l wont have, even tho theyre making real guns with polymer now its not for me it feels weirdly warm and to my mind its just crap.
Sorry for this enormous reply, l get carried away sometimes lol
I only found out about the co2 replicas last year and l love em, I'd like an 1873 Winchester rifle just for the collection as l have no where to fire a rifle, my backyards 10 yards long so okay for the pistols but not enough range for rifles. Tho knowing me if l got one classic rifle the Winchester id likely be going for the Lee Enfield 303 and the MP40 so a good thing l dont have the room lol