Umarex Colt 6" Python .357 Caliber Steel BB C02 Air Pistol, Powdered Black

I wanted something fun to shoot that could also be a good pest killing option. Used to deal a lot with Snakes and a real revolver would do too much damage to the floors. a 4.5MM Copper Ball from this C02 gun is perfect for small pests like rodents and snakes if you need a quick, damaging minimizing option for camping trips where you think things may get sketchy or if you have a known problem with pests. (Subject on a state by state basis for legality obviously)Loading is simple for both ammo and C02. It has a nice weight to it. Sights are not perfect, but are serviceable enough for semi-accurate shots at roughly a maybe two dozen meters maximum. If you're shooting copper ball, I do recommend a very sturdy backing for whatever the target is, a 1/4 inch wood plank and some towels to catch the rounds in was enough to stop the pellet.That all said, this is a solid option for the price. I would note that the C02 should be removed after use, even if not empty. It seems to eventually leak out anyways over time so its best to have a few extra on hand.

I have several really cool replica BB and pellet pistols but this is my favorite shooter. It's very accurate, the trigger pull is really sweet (and light) and it gets many shots out of one CO2 cartridge. In short.. I love this BB pistol. And you can't go wrong for 55 or so bucks. The one thing I would recommend is use a better BB like a Hornby black plated BB. The Crosman Copperhead babies aren't all the same size and some will fall out of the rotary magazine.

I have purposely delayed writing a review on this air pistol because I wanted it to be a fair assessment, and now, after a few months and using it several times, I feel I can do that...I have 2 BB guns (a Red Ryder and this one) and three pellet guns (Daisy 880, Crosman 1377 and 1322) and this one, by far, is my least favorite. Some reasons.It's loud. More than any of my other guns. Probably because it's CO2. Because it's loud, I never get confirming feedback when a BB hits a target. I only hear one noise.It's not very accurate. If I support the gun to keep my aim steady and manually pull back the trigger to shoot in single action, I can't get a decent group. I shoot it at a 4 inch target from about 20 feet, and when shooting through a 10-shot magazine, my shots will be spread all over that target, with 1 or 2 missing it. My Crosman pistols shoot pellets, and are much more accurate.With all the above said, it could be just being unfair in comparing this Umarex to my other air-guns. It is what it is, and some of that is very good. It is convenient to be able to get off multiple shots in succession, and not having to pump. I have designed a few drills using it: draw and shoot; multiple shots at multiple targets; or speed-shooting the full 10 round clip. The magazine can be "speed loaded" over a small tub of bbs, and the mechanism for removing and replacing the magazine is easy to operate.This gun may be a good one in it's "space" as a Co2 powered (cartridge loads are easy and quick, with 60-65 good shots per cartridge) classic pistol replica, but I don't think many people that have multiple air guns, or even multiple bb guns will view this one as their favorite. I have probably shot 5 times as many BBs from the Red Ryder, which I still think is a kick!

The media could not be loaded. Best revolver u can buy

Great for target shooting or plinking

Realistic and heavy

Looks nice but broke after using it one time

Looks great but the first three shots were the best and then it weakens the firing.