Colt John Wayne CO2 Pellet Revolver, Nickel air Pistol

Wow. My wife bought this for me. As an avid firearms enthusiast and as a kid at heart, I am delighted with this "smoke wagon." It shoots high and to the left and the sights are not adjustable. But--- that just gives me an excuse to try out different pellet weights to see if I can bring the strikes closer to the point of aim. I like it so much that I bought two of them. Well Roy Rogers carried two of them. And I think Gene Autry was a two-gun guy. So it is kind of a must have sort of thing to have two. Wish they had consecutive serial numbers. Maybe Umarex will figure out that they should market matched pairs.

This is pretty nice and at first glance looks and feels very real. The weight and finish of the metal is the best of any air pistol that I've ever owned. That said, the grips are very light cheap plastic and have the typical "semi loose" feel you get in a lot of cheaper guns. Forget about replacing the grips with real ones as they are specifically made to accommodate the Co2 and have a charging wrench built in etc. Now I have some plastic grips for my real pistols that are very thick and sturdy, so I think the quality of these could have been a lot better. The pistol functions fine with the exception of the half cock position. To load you have to open the gate and half cock the pistol to free the cylinder to rotate. Well it doesn't go or stay in half cock very well and you have to play with it to get the cylinder to turn. This pistol is also a bit disappointing in accuracy. I thought the single action and long rifled barrel with pellets would be a bit better. The sights are fixed, like on the real pistols, but mine shoots six to eight inches to the left at twenty five feet. That's a bit far off for any kind of fun plinking. I am going to have to try bending the front sight blade to compensate, but the blade on this is very short compared to real pistols and I'm not sure the metal won't break. The ejector rod is functional, but unnecessary as the shells are heavy and slide right out. This is a nice piece, just don't know if it is worth fifty dollars more than the bb version (which I don't have). I have a real Uberti Cattleman in .45 that only cost me two hundred and fifty brand new and I know there are a lot of .22 lr single action pistols out there for two hundred or less. I guess I was hoping for just a little bit more for a hundred and fifty bucks.

So authentic, looks like the original Colt six shooter. It’s a Christmas gift for my Grandson.

Great plinker ! Accurate too.!

Just like the real thing fun to shoot.

Looks great.

It looks feels and shoots like a $500 gun.Great job.

Great gun. Looks and feels like the real thing.