Pellets load into the “bullet” shaped cartridges and are held at the end by a soft plastic sleeve. The grip is a little bigger because of the CO2 cartridge but this just means I don't have to drop my pinkie under the grip with this one. It feels very solid and aside from not being able to remove the base pin and pull out the cylinder, it's remarkably similar in size, feel, and operation to its powder burning cousin.
If you're looking for an EXACT match for balance it wouldn't be hard to find a little space in the grips to add some weight and not much would be needed. I'd say it’s a little lighter in the grip making it slightly more nose heavy. The balance is VERY close to a New Vaquero I can compare it to. It bothers me less and less so I'm moving away from thoughts of adding a dab of epoxy under that little spot.īalance and feel. They sound a little hollow and plastic-y when tapped with a fingernail with the worst area being the top of the right (fixed) grip panel. The wrench in the panel also helps a little with the weight and “feel”. Very similar to a lot of CO2 guns in operation but no “twisty tab” hanging down at the bottom of the grip. The left side grip panel comes off to expose the CO2 cartridge’s compartment, at the bottom of the grip is an attached hex key to screw in the CO2 cartridge from the bottom. It MOST DEFINITELY scratched the single action-fixed sight-western revolver itch I had and if it breaks today I'll start shopping for another!įirst, grips and CO2. Just roughly estimating, I'd say I've put 1500 shots through it since picking it up.
I can honestly say that I am surprised by how much I have really enjoyed shooting it! Exactly one month ago today I picked up an Umarex Colt Peacemaker in.
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