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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ธ.ค. 2023
- A closer look at the Colt Single Action Army from Umarex.
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That's one pretty shooter. Umarex really do deliver with the co2 replicas. The shell loading revolvers, feeI especially authentic. I bought the Smith and Wesson 629 Classic 6inch, and I love it. Most of the time I don't even shoot it, I just play with it and just load and unload it and spin it round on my trigger finger. All the best from Lancashire.
I recently picked up the nickel version very nice
Nice to see them again 👌👌👍👍
Great pistols, the correct description of the ‘battlefield, as you call it is the Antique. I have currently 7 different models in my collections, NRA, Duke, Texas Ranger, Marshall, Nickel&Gold, Antique. Lots of videos of them on my YT channel.
I really do like these replicas that Umerex keep tempting us with and they really do look so cool and no doubt a lot of fun, but why can’t they make them with proper wooden grips even if they cost a tad more, but I’m sure that little bit extra would or wood! be worth it especially for the collectors out there as I for one would be definitely tempted.
have to say definitely the cool factor .abs a great tin can plinker . think it reminds me of childhood watching western movies and going out in the garden using an old stick pretending to be a cowboy 🤪
I love my saa. Cracking fun co2 pistol
Nice, by the way it's called an ejector rod