Umarex Colt Peacemaker 

you can shoot pellets with your SAA, but not BB in a pellet gun, the barrel is too fine for the BB.

The Schofield is a gem. It's real close to the Uberti .45 Colt Schofield. A friend of mine saw both laid out and he was confused. Saves a whole lot of ammo and $$$ when practicing with the Barra.

Yeah my life story just wishing there where more 😂

Thanks for watching!

Seems like you learned a hard lesson not to fan these, they cant take it as neither can the real original s they all break, only special race guns modified can be fanned.

It’s really fun! CO2 guns don’t have much power, even for an airgun, but I always have a good time with them.

I agree! I also have their Glock 19 and it’s amazing!

The Mauser M712!

I have the MP40. Trust me, it's very hard for me to shoot well, especially in full-auto.. ...because I'm laughing too hard; it's that much fun. ;-)

They are great for that, you're right great fun, add in some large cookies that crumble like shotgun targets and they will even work on the targets that get pushed up and brought back down by hitting a certian other target

Loose barrels are a big fault with these guns l have 3 a silver pellet, a black pellet and a blued bb, the silver had a loose barrel as did the black one the blued is not yet loose, l took back my black one to the gun store l bought it from he in turn returned it to his provider who tightened the barrel, l then sent the silver for same both under warranty it came back tight but the turning mechanism didnt work after 5 weeks they sent me a brand new silver gun saying they couldnt repair the other, and guess what the barrel was slightly loose, l questioned them and they said the barrel being slightly loose made no difference to the accuracy as the inner barrel wasnt affected, l couldnt believe this answer l said if the outer barrels loose its not going to lay straight with the rear sight groove, they still refused to fix it it was a case of like it or lump it, the gun is fireable and fairly accurate the barrels looseness is not very noticiable for now, but if its loose it will get looser and overtime become very loose, apparantly umarex know of this fault and if you can get to them they will fix it, but it begs the question why not fix the fault befoe they are sold ? I wrnt into another gun shop today they had the same gun 2 in a presentation box with inlays in the handle and one separate like my black one l told the store clerk about the barrels being loose he tested all 3 and all 3 had noticibly loose barrels, and seeing as the double set presentation were £485 you would expect better.

@@biggusdickus5986 Great answer - thanks!! Got mine back from Umarex and it shoots much better. I now treat it as if it's made of glass so the barrel isn't bumped and I don't want to reach in and see just how firm they got the barrel (until I have to). 50 feet from a rest and I can shoot a quarter sized pattern. If it gets loose again, then I'll follow the instructions from several RU-vid videos on how to disassemble it and I'll get the barrel much more solid. I know it has to move in "outside" barrel but I can shim it out and with some gun oil, have it slide back/forth but not up/down.

New Jersey and Michigan are terrible states. Especially the latter. GO BUCKS

You can cut it down with a Dremmel, although you will cut thriu the inner barrel too, but remove the foresight and leave it off or reattache by dremelling a groove and using metal weld glue, and you have the shortened version.

The *real* peacemaker originally came with a 7.5 inch barrel, and was later issued in a number of different lengths, some longer and some shorter than this.

@@zc8211 There was the 7 and half inch barrel for the cavalry, the 5 and half inch for the army and public, shorter barrels like the 4 and 3 quarters were added for police until they developed a police special

​@@zc8211there was a 7 and half inch barrel Peacemaker by Umarex, but it's very hard to get a hold of here in England anyway. I have 4 of these 5.5 inch ones, one is Blued and BB only, the other 3 are 2 in black and one in silver, all 3 are 177 pellet

You can put two pieces of gaffer or duct tape over the ends of the co2 bulb nipple and then a piece of plumbers ptf tape over those and wrapped around nipple ( not as bulky or as time consuming as it sounds a matter of a minute or so to perform ) and it stops the co2 escaping, worked well on mine which l got tired of replacing even tho the seals are cheap to buy they can be tricky to replace, anyway been using mine that way and work just fine, l hope this helps

Thank you! I’ve done plenty of videos shooting revolvers from rests over chronographs, but I agree with you. This gun is just a fun plinker. Thanks for watching!

The real thing is of course the best but for some can plinking fun with very inexpensive ammo you can fire indoors if you set up carefully you cant beat these great copys.

You can but l wouldnt as your hammer and ratchet mechanism will break in no time fast, the real Colts can't even take it, the ones you normally see being fanned are race guns especially modified to be fanned.

It does.

This one is said to only shoot pellets, but there is another one that only shoots BB’s.

@@GunsOfTheWest Thanks. which one is better in your opinion ?

​ I have both a silver pellet firer and a blued bb firer and to be honest id say theres not much difference in them in fact l was pleasantly surprised at how accurate the bbs were l never used them before but when l did l liked them so much l bought a Crosman Remington 1875 that fires both and a Schofield m3, and now have 20,000 umarex bbs as they are remarkably inexpensive compared to pellets, even which tho cheap are not as cheap as the bbs ( everythings more expensive here in the UK , for instance the peacemaker shown is £245 here, though in America its cheaper in dollars, and with the exchange rate slightly in our favour we should be paying around £90 in reality even less in some cases but unfortunately acquiring them here is a minefield, they cannot be sent thru the post by law, they must only be purchased from a licensed gunshop and proof of age and identity shown at purchase, they can only be fired in an enclosed space like a walled backyard, or on a permitted landscape, so importers use all this to gouge us in price, but the guns look so good and are great fun l dont mind so much but it is a liberty on the providers part lol.

​@@biggusdickus5986 thank you so much for more information. I bought the pellet version. however i wish i got the bb.😏

I think I’ll pass on that. LOL

Yep I bought one just like he's doing a video on lost it seal in less than a year loved it until then now it's only a paperweight

@@waltermears3044 I haven’t bothered to look into it but I’m hoping some time to replace the part. I think I didn’t seal co2 good; it leaked & froze that little metal circle piece and then it broke.

I hope this helps you, l got tired of having seals replaced, and found if l took two small pieces of gaffer tape or duct tape and placed them over the bulbs nipple then another piece of plumbers tape over and wrapped round the nipple ( not as bulky or time consuming as it sounds just a few seconds a minute at most ) it stopped the co2 leaking so thats what l do now, havent replaced a seal in a year. I don't know the extent of damage to your seals but it sounds similar too mine and l hope my tip works for you.

@@biggusdickus5986 a video would be good. :) Thanks and nice name.

@@andrewfett142 l tried making a video but l dont have the skills or patience, it would come accompanied by lots of bleeps to cut out the swearing so would be little use lol, I'll pass on your like of my name to my wife Incontenentia Butox 😂

No, but they do make a BB version as well.

Because of the way the internals work, it doesn’t turn as easily as the firearm version.

california or canada?

@@sidegrabsheriff ... Commy-fornia 😜

True, but I would not advise shooting a real one in your house. Generally frowned upon by the better half.

@@Kremit_the_Forg Fair enough. 😄

They retail at $150. What SAA revolver can you get for 150

@@AaronHuie That's about how much I bought my Uberti Navy London for.

Well considering all that goes into manufacturing irrespective of it being air or powder, why wouldn’t they cost about the same. True, som machining and material needs to be better quality on a real pistol, but not most if it is a quality air pistol. Then you have all other costs, staff, facilities, packaging, design, over head, marketing, transportation etc, that are probably similar.

He explained why it can't sit closer because of the co2 release. Shame like you say because aesthetically it does spoil the look when its just to be looked at, you sem to have cornered the market in the special editons, you realky do like them dont you, l have 3 the silvered rifle barrelled one in pellet, a blacke one rifled in pellet and a blued smoothbore in bb. The bb is quite accurate which surprised me as l wasn't a big fan of them but the little buggers can't half ricochet with considerable power, safety glasses a necessity with those. 😂 I also have the Schofield Mark 3, quite powerul l find and the Crosman Remington 1875 which again smoothbore like the Schofield, and again surprisingly powerful for co2, l also have a British Webley VI in 22., quite rare now. I also have another black peacemaker l used a Dremmel on to cut down to the length of the ejector rod shroud as l couldn't get my hands on the shortened version to practice fast draw, l removed the foresight and replaced it by dremelling a small groove in the barrel and using metal weld glue to stick it back in but l may remove it permanantly for ease of draw.

@@biggusdickus5986 thanks for the reply. I have an acquaintance who does a modification to reduce the hammer distance. Not perfect but certainly looked more authentic. My list above was slightly truncated as I have about 30 replicas including a Colt SAA modified to .43 calibre. Aged Schofield in .177 pellet, silver Schofield modified with full length .22 rifled barrel and co2 valve, Webley MKVI .22 Battlefield, Webley MKVI .177 Exhibition model and two Walther Umarex Winchesters. I won’t start on my Semi-Autos. Oh, I nearly forgot my 1970 Crosman Colt Peacemaker .22 Mod 44 which I got as a present in said year.

tryna give me a different revolver for free then?😭 i regret buying mine because of the black grip. i should have gotten ANY other colt saa.

If you think its a toy you are in for a surprise if you ever got shot by one especially in the face or eye 😂