Just found this Channel and I just have to say that you are very underappreciated for your videos. You have a very clear speaking voice and you go into very good detail on the products that you review.
I own an 'older' version of this in BB. I say 'older', because mine has no safety on it, whereas the newer versions do. I have a video of me using my BB version (non-rifled) hitting a pop can out at 75 ft. Unfortunately, the camera battery died when I did my 125 ft shot. I have purchased a reproduction pre-WW2 holster for it too. I also want to add that these are also available in a nickel plated version.
I bought this pistol after seeing your review and think your thoughts on the pistol were correct , it's a great little gun I use it and perfect for my daughters to use . Thanks Andy keep up the good work on the reviews.
A 1911 wasn't my first want. Indeed, 5 pistols in, and I still haven't got one. My first replica choice was a Colt SAA (which I've now got), and my big want (but sadly, I don't believe they do one) is a Browning Hi-Power.
Hi Andy perhaps you should have said the the barrel is only part rifled. It has got a reduced length rifled inner barrel ! It's supposed to have a 4 & 1/32" overall length but it's got a section that's rifled that's only 2 17/32" and the rest (1½") is made up with an aluminium 6mm smoothbore airsoft barrel. This is obviously a cost cutting exercise by the manufacturer and prospective purchasers should be made aware of this.
Sorry Andy, but that's an 1875 Remington not a Colt SAA and I just got me an NGT last week, and agree on the quality and attn to detail as well as being a good shooter, what more could you want from a Co2 replica?. Having the rifled barrel and using pellets is the biggest plus as I don't like or use BB guns for various reasons, horses for courses as they say.
i own one of those really cute revolvers - but in nickle finish and in caliber .177 pellet. the nickle finish is just for the vitrine. but the pellet version is for accuracy - the rifled bore does the job... thumb up for this vid
I have a lot of co2 pistols but this is one of my favourites l picked up a genuine holster on eBay fairly cheap it comes with a cleaning rod fantastic,, get one pay a bit more and go for the pellet version,,
I had one of the first ones with smooth bore I thought it was one of the most realistic co2 revolvers I have ever seen the only problem that I found with it was when shooting it it was just to lowed to use in the house sold it in the end and got an airsoft TANAKA S&W J frame much quieter to use in the house but I still miss the Nagant .
I wasn't sure if I should.thought I would likely be disappointed,I hunt rabbits with .22lr but wanted something that can do the 10m and under that doesn't take up any space as I do alot of night time,I also looked at the ngk as it would go nicely with my very real 1939 mosin nagant 91/30. and that review I would say has made me decide not if but when I should have it
Really do appreciate your detailed videos! So much so, that I have acquired several of the Co2 pistols on which you’ve reported. Most recently, the Gletcher NGT. As a former Old West reenactor, I’ve long loved the classic single action revolvers of that era. Still, once I received, & began to use this sweet, little double action piece, it quickly became my “go to”, for plinking cans! Unfortunately, within a month of ownership/cautious use, it seems to have a definite problem. When inserting a new Co2 canister, it no longer seals, & the gas leaks out, allowing me just only about 7 rnds, before completely draining of air. Any legitimate thoughts/suggestions on repairing this issue will be most gratefully appreciated! Best to you, & thanks much!
Andy a quick note i nearly bought this but looked down the barrel and to my suprise another short 2 - 2.5" riflled section with the rest of the barrrel being a 6mm alumium spacer, this does nothing for the accuracy, really its time that companies stoped advertising this as a "riffled barrel" everything else was great, this really spoils what should be a really great replica, at leats umerex have not so far followed this patern, thank small mercies. Did you also find that yours had the same spacer. if we could source a full length barel to replace this spacer, i would buy it and pay extra for the barrel but this does not seem to be an option. would really apreciate your thoughts on this
iv seen a cupple off your videos your cool you have done some cracking reviews. I am a deep lover off my cp 88 iv recently decided its time to chrome her to match her silencer
In my last post I said how much I loved this gun and I have finally got another one a silver rifled barrel on not cheap over £220 but I was happy with it until a pellet got jammed in the barrel so I had to take it apart only to find that this so called rifled barrel is not 4 " long as I had thought it is in fact less than 2.5 inches the rest is a 6mm alloy tube to call it a rifled barrel is a joke it would have been nice if Andy had told it like it is then I could have saved some money and got a smooth barrel one and got someone to put a proper full length barrel in it.
Yep that's in a lot of guns including Umarex, states rifled barrel but in only a quarter of the length. Should be made to state only 2.5 inches of rifling.
A beautiful looking revolver.i understand that it was rather underpowered although my favorite Russian/Soviet pistol is the Stchenkin (may have gotten the spelling wrong!) machine pistol.i don't know if anyone has done a co2 version of that one but I've seen Makarov's and Tokerevs.
I bought the NGT-F the BB version, I originally wanted the pellet version but the NGT-F was on offer at £130, so I couldn't justify the extra £70 or so. However the BB version is excellent, the accurancy is very good, a lovely replica.
guys is the metal used in this revolver from the kind of metal which feels hard when you touch it or does it feel like steel and soft when you touch it ?
so far all the reviews that i've seen doesn't mention that it isn't an exact replica because its missing the sliding cylinder feature that the original revolver had, this revolver has a fixed cylinder thus making it only a good model but not a perfect replica.
The barrel assemble is held in with one pin that allows the barrel to move up and down. Very poor design. - Not recommended unless you are just collecting and not shooting.
I guess it's a case of each to their own and I'm not knocking people who enjoy shooting these pellet replicas but after owning and shooting the real thing ( before they all got banned) i can't find any enthusiasm for them, to me it would be like owning a Ferrari and then being told i can only use a pedal cycle.
Just found this Channel and I just have to say that you are very underappreciated for your videos. You have a very clear speaking voice and you go into very good detail on the products that you review.
I despatched a rat this morning with my Gletcher Nagant it was at close range did the job,,
😁
Was it a filthy capitalist rat? 😁
Great review Andy, this Pistol is also on my "WantOne" list as well
Just bought a pellet one today in my local dealers black friday sale for 99 quid. Bargain and love it.
I own an 'older' version of this in BB. I say 'older', because mine has no safety on it, whereas the newer versions do. I have a video of me using my BB version (non-rifled) hitting a pop can out at 75 ft. Unfortunately, the camera battery died when I did my 125 ft shot.
I have purchased a reproduction pre-WW2 holster for it too.
I also want to add that these are also available in a nickel plated version.
I bought a Gletcher NGT- RF today, it's very nice and high quality. The gun isn't cheap, but worth all the money.
one time i was sitting at my lunch table then some guy moaned and threw a balled up napkin across the table
I bought this pistol after seeing your review and think your thoughts on the pistol were correct , it's a great little gun I use it and perfect for my daughters to use . Thanks Andy keep up the good work on the reviews.
A 1911 wasn't my first want. Indeed, 5 pistols in, and I still haven't got one.
My first replica choice was a Colt SAA (which I've now got), and my big want (but sadly, I don't believe they do one) is a Browning Hi-Power.
You can get an airsoft version. The CZ75 is basically a slightly altered Hi power, so you might like that as well.
@@blackirish781 both are really good pistols too, i like the cz75 slightly more.
My first pistol is a 1911 kwc 4.5mm haha
ima buy this one next
Brilliant workmanship. Great video
Excellent review of a very nice little revolver.
Hi Andy perhaps you should have said the the barrel is only part rifled. It has got a reduced length rifled inner barrel ! It's supposed to have a 4 & 1/32" overall length but it's got a section that's rifled that's only 2 17/32" and the rest (1½") is made up with an aluminium 6mm smoothbore airsoft barrel. This is obviously a cost cutting exercise by the manufacturer and prospective purchasers should be made aware of this.
Thanks for this great review, I might actually get myself this one!
Sorry Andy, but that's an 1875 Remington not a Colt SAA and I just got me an NGT last week, and agree on the quality and attn to detail as well as being a good shooter, what more could you want from a Co2 replica?. Having the rifled barrel and using pellets is the biggest plus as I don't like or use BB guns for various reasons, horses for courses as they say.
i own one of those really cute revolvers - but in nickle finish and in caliber .177 pellet. the nickle finish is just for the vitrine. but the pellet version is for accuracy - the rifled bore does the job... thumb up for this vid
Looks really cool
Very nice looking revolver and another great review! Keep 'em coming Andy.
I have a lot of co2 pistols but this is one of my favourites l picked up a genuine holster on eBay fairly cheap it comes with a cleaning rod fantastic,, get one pay a bit more and go for the pellet version,,
I have the pellet versions , excellent replicas, very accurate. Sadly it appears Gletcher is gone from the marketplace
is it full metal?
I just found a site selling them!
Nice video as always, and very good revolver. I have one so I know. Take care and happy shooting my friend. Regards Rune
I had one of the first ones with smooth bore I thought it was one of the most realistic co2 revolvers I have ever seen the only problem that I found with it was when shooting it it was just to lowed to use in the house sold it in the end and got an airsoft TANAKA S&W J frame much quieter to use in the house but I still miss the Nagant .
I bought the black one for one reason....
Young Indiana Jones
*MY MAIN MAN THE PAN MAN*
I wasn't sure if I should.thought I would likely be disappointed,I hunt rabbits with .22lr but wanted something that can do the 10m and under that doesn't take up any space as I do alot of night time,I also looked at the ngk as it would go nicely with my very real 1939 mosin nagant 91/30. and that review I would say has made me decide not if but when I should have it
can i use it with my smith and wesson 1917 revolver holster or my webley mk iv holster?
One reviewer said the c02 usage was quite poor - getting only around 40 shots per capsule.
Got one, love it.
Really do appreciate your detailed videos! So much so, that I have acquired several of the Co2 pistols on which you’ve reported. Most recently, the Gletcher NGT. As a former Old West reenactor, I’ve long loved the classic single action revolvers of that era. Still, once I received, & began to use this sweet, little double action piece, it quickly became my “go to”, for plinking cans! Unfortunately, within a month of ownership/cautious use, it seems to have a definite problem. When inserting a new Co2 canister, it no longer seals, & the gas leaks out, allowing me just only about 7 rnds, before completely draining of air. Any legitimate thoughts/suggestions on repairing this issue will be most gratefully appreciated! Best to you, & thanks much!
Thank for doing a Great job
Fletcher do good quality stuff
Gletcher
So between this, the remington, or the webley in co2 that you have done videos on, which ones do you prefer? I'm trying to decide between the three
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Andy a quick note i nearly bought this but looked down the barrel and to my suprise another short 2 - 2.5" riflled section with the rest of the barrrel being a 6mm alumium spacer, this does nothing for the accuracy, really its time that companies stoped advertising this as a "riffled barrel" everything else was great, this really spoils what should be a really great replica, at leats umerex have not so far followed this patern, thank small mercies.
Did you also find that yours had the same spacer. if we could source a full length barel to replace this spacer, i would buy it and pay extra for the barrel but this does not seem to be an option. would really apreciate your thoughts on this
and they were used to expunge the romanov imperial family in the revolution.. thanks for the reviews...
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Will this take airsoft silencers? Since the nagant revolver can take silencers
Love the disclaimer for the TH-cam police hahahahaha
iv seen a cupple off your videos your cool you have done some cracking reviews. I am a deep lover off my cp 88 iv recently decided its time to chrome her to match her silencer
Great video on an intersting revolver. Dare I be a pain and point out, though, you mentioned the Colt SAA revolvers then held up a Remington. Sorry :)
In my last post I said how much I loved this gun and I have finally got another one a silver rifled barrel on not cheap over £220 but I was happy with it until a pellet got jammed in the barrel so I had to take it apart only to find that this so called rifled barrel is not 4 " long as I had thought it is in fact less than 2.5 inches the rest is a 6mm alloy tube to call it a rifled barrel is a joke it would have been nice if Andy had told it like it is then I could have saved some money and got a smooth barrel one and got someone to put a proper full length barrel in it.
Yep that's in a lot of guns including Umarex, states rifled barrel but in only a quarter of the length. Should be made to state only 2.5 inches of rifling.
A beautiful looking revolver.i understand that it was rather underpowered although my favorite Russian/Soviet pistol is the Stchenkin (may have gotten the spelling wrong!) machine pistol.i don't know if anyone has done a co2 version of that one but I've seen Makarov's and Tokerevs.
Stechkin*
Nice gun...just try getting spare shells.
it's 'Double Action' - not 'Dual' 😉 It's called a 'Lanyard Ring" 🤐
Nice Revoler , but YOU cant get eny replacement part,,,no where,,,No WHERE i have try,,,
really nice revolver, do they do it in airsoft?
Yes, there are airsoft versions.
@@leonidmarkaryan2503 cheers for the response, its good to know, such a nice piece
Are the pellets pointed or flat
I really hope they do a replica of the Chamelot- Delvigne Model 1873 someday
5.5 lbs is light for that gun. the original was 12lbs single 20lbs double action
I bought the NGT-F the BB version, I originally wanted the pellet version but the NGT-F was on offer at £130, so I couldn't justify the extra £70 or so. However the BB version is excellent, the accurancy is very good, a lovely replica.
Did they have domed hex screws in the 19th century?
Pistol of a million executions.
You can get a Real Russian holster for this on ebay.
guys is the metal used in this revolver from the kind of metal which feels hard when you touch it or does it feel like steel and soft when you touch it ?
Excllllllllllllllllllllnt ..Andy sir 💕💕💕💕💕💕..is this one is available in India ....or whaat way for me to get it ....
Reply please
That wasn't a Colt SAA Revolver you were holding up.
It was a Remington Model 1875.
I was scrolling through comments to see if anyone else pointed that out.
@@halfcirclehranch6877 I spotted it, because I have both.
so far all the reviews that i've seen doesn't mention that it isn't an exact replica because its missing the sliding cylinder feature that the original revolver had, this revolver has a fixed cylinder thus making it only a good model but not a perfect replica.
Mujhe 6 raound revalvar me air gunme chahey
294 foot pounds, wow I have to get one of these,,,,,🤔,,
I like CO twos to I like some of the one you had I like no run get me a few of AI to so style looks unknown
A legendary weapon of the Russian revolutionaries, known as Nagant revolver.
Dylan Dog uses this pistol
I have the f version
soldiers had single action, officers had double action revolvers.
294ftlb? :)
Indiana Jones would have been probably more likely to use this gun than a Smith & Wesson victory
He used a Webley VI in one of the movies where he shot the sword swinging dude.
2:23
That’s definitely not a SAA replica my dude.
Had to check comments... and two people noticed so far.
Yep Remington 1875, by Crosman, l have it.
Too bad the cylinder doesn’t move forward like the real gun.
The barrel assemble is held in with one pin that allows the barrel to move up and down. Very poor design. - Not recommended unless you are just collecting and not shooting.
you coming from England should know why we dont know much about the history of Russia.
I could give you a history lesson on that, if you want.
Cc
I guess it's a case of each to their own and I'm not knocking people who enjoy shooting these pellet replicas but after owning and shooting the real thing ( before they all got banned) i can't find any enthusiasm for them, to me it would be like owning a Ferrari and then being told i can only use a pedal cycle.
I dont understand, does this gun have a safety switch or not? Yours does not have it. Others have it. And it is the same revolver. Any explanation?