RemingtonRR1875 CO2-Powered Full Metal Pellet/BB Revolver

For us cowgirls ......... First and foremost, this gun is not a toy. Anyone purchasing it, should be versed or certified in firearm safety. This is a single-action revolver which means the only way it can be fired is you have to cock the hammer then pull the trigger. Never have your finger anywhere inside of the trigger guard while cocking the hammer or after the hammer is cocked - until you are absolutely ready to fire at your intended target. Otherwise, eventually you will surely accidentally discharge a pellet in some unintended direction, usually in the air or into your foot. Never walk around looking for a target, while the hammer is cocked. Never leave the gun unattended while the hammer is cocked. Always put the safety on when you separate yourself from the gun, even for a moment. Now that we have gotten that out of the way .......In addition to the many real guns I legally own, have always wanted an iconic western style firearm, but .38 or .45 caliber is too much by way of recoil and noise for the average woman. I own a Heritage Rough-Rider 22 mag mwr 9-shot that weighs 1/2 of what this gun weighs. Popular ammunition calibers have gotten too inaccessible and expensive, plus who wants to negligently discharge a firearm and cause injury? This gun provides the weight, size and style of the original 1873. It can be openly carried in your car in California (but don't go brandishing it out the window or anywhere else in public without just cause of self-defense). Works to detour would-be attackers as well as inducing extreme pain if you might be unfortunate enough to have to fire upon the human body.The gun is so realistic, an expert gunsmith could not distinguish it from the real-thing unless he inspects it.I live in the rural desert, and wear the gun in a western holster while doing chores or watering plants outside because I am frequently eyed by hungry wild-dogs, coyotes and wildcats who are on hunting expeditions through my vast acreage. Being a wildlife preservationist, this gun is enough to scare them away without inflicting any injury.Great for keeping your aim sharp with target practice. At 15-25 yards, seems to be reasonably as accurate as my .22 mag wmr and .38 handguns. I strictly use pellets and get about 72 rounds per CO2 cartridge at decent velocity. I do not recommend that you use anything other than Crosman Pellets. I have tried various "designer" pellets, all to which have jammed in the barrel.Firepower is such, at 15-25 yards, the pellets can penetrate soft-wood, break glass jars and severely dent metal cans. As the CO2 cartridge wears down, the gun gets a little "tired" if you fire consecutive shots. Wait a few seconds and it comes back to life.No more burdensome to load that if you were loading .22's or .38's. The CO2 cartridges are super easy to change with the snap-off grip cover and the provided-for CO2 cartridge puncturing tool. There is always a little air remaining in the CO2 cartridge even when the pellets are no longer being adequately propelled.I have 72 of the Crosman pellet-cartridges (very expensive) for the purpose of being able to easily keep track of how much CO2 is left and only have go through the pellet-cartridge re-loading ceremony once per CO2 cartridge. To operate this gun, the CO2 cartridges, pellets and pellet-cartridges (that wear out) end up costing me about the same as my .22 mag mwr. So it is not as cheap as we might think, but is truly a reasonable alternative to gunpowder powered firearms.

Great product!! My brother loves it.

Nothing to dislike.This pistol feels real and looks sweet.

Ive had this revolver for a few weeks now and I love it. Ive never been able to find a prop revolver that looked and felt real. This thing is HEAVY, feels solid, and has the most satisfying click-clack of the hammer Ive ever felt or heard. Ill spend hours just pulling the hammer back and slowly releasing it just to hear that movie-quality sound.The plastic grip is a little out of place against the solid construction, and the safety is a little hard to work. But these are minor quibbles against a very solid product. My only real complaint is that I cant get the cylinder to spin rapidly, but thats just a testament to how solid this piece feels.9.5/10.

This is my 2nd attempt at this air pistol within the last app month. The 1st one I owned did well until the 3rd day when the gun misfired causing the BBs to either drop out of the end of the pistol or go back into the cartridge. The pellets were worse as they jammed in the gun, so the cylinder wouldn't turn and they had to be pried out. The new pistol today did ok for 12 bb shots then began misfiring (dripping onto the pavement again). According to the instructions the CO2 cartridge is supposed to last longer than 12 shots - and there is plenty of air left in the pistol. I called the seller and they were very sympathetic and suggested that I call the Remington licensee which I'll do, but the nearest authorized repair shop is not near. Plus, I shouldn't really have to do this with TWO pistols. :( Stay away from this thing unless you want a display pistol;. ***Okay, let me upgrade this one from 1 star to 4...after a few rounds it began working consistently with no misfires. I haven't dared try the pellets yet since that's what really hung up my previous purchase of this gun. Fun to shoot now that it doesn't misfire.

Crosman 1875 Remington replica air guns cool old style fun

Weight and feels like real thing if your a fan of the West you need one or two.i purchased two

Probably one of the most best air guns I ever bought has a really good Solid.Build very beautifulooks really accurate to the real thing