This review, especially the accuracy test, was one of the incentives for me to get a PR-776. It arrived a few days back and today I finally got an opportunity to shoot it at my indoors 5 m "range". These are my thoughts after consuming the first CO2 capsule. Please bear in mind that I am spoiled by high quality, serious target air pistols and real powder-burning Smith & Wesson revolvers. My only experience before for CO2 pellet revolvers has been three (!) second-hand Crosman Colt Python replicas which were quite nice to shoot, but they all (!) broke up in short order. Things I liked about the PR-776: - The whole loading system with the swing-out cylinder and full moon metal clips. I had absolutely no trouble pushing the pellets in the clips. I shot the trusted RWS 7,0 grs "Blue" pistol pellets, the ordinary 4,50 mm diameter. I have a stash of the 4,49 variant too, did not bother to try them but obviously they would have been even easier to load. - Accuracy. This revolver is precise enough for its intended purpose, which is to (vaguely) simulate shooting IHMSA silhouette standing position. My very second offhand 8 shot group @ 5m was 19 mm and right where I wanted it to be, the sights are dead on to my liking without any adjustment. OK, the gun shoots some 25 mm high from point of aim at five metres, but I prefer a sub-six hold anyway. - Economical CO2 consumption. I got 80 good shots from a single capsule. - Lots of fun for the money. Things I did not like: - Heavy trigger pull, even with single action. Makes releasing a clean shot quite difficult. OTOH the trigger does not feel gritty and if the shot process is interrupted (which I had to do often) the trigger resets fully, unlike with some other cheap airguns I've tried. This is an important safety factor. - Unstable, flimsy feeling grip. It is indeed quite annoying. - General quality of build. Every moving part feels sloppy. I know, this is a cheap, cast pot metal affair, one should not expect tight fittings. And as far as I understand the construction is such that sloppiness has not much effect on function or accuracy - for example, the spring-loaded barrel centers itself in the recesses of the cylinder without any precise timing. But still... yes, I am spoiled. Overall, I'm happy I bought this air gun. It fills the desired need, not perfectly, but adequately enough.
Very similar to a Crossman 357 revolver I have owned for a while and great fun for speed plinking. Firing a revolver like this from the hip as seen in cowboy films requires tons of practice and a huge safe backdrop. Great fun
Never owned any sort of pistol in my 56 years, but bought one of these off the back of your review. And what can I say, wow, what absolute fun. A real blast shooting this , this afternoon. The Mrs can`t wait for a warm day to have a go herself.
Thanks for another great review of a very nice little piece of kit. For once, I bought this before you reviewed it and so, I can honestly say that your review is absolutely spot on and contains no BS whatsoever. This is my 'goto' handgun for a bit of accurate 'fun'. P.S. I am not an employee of Gamo, AAR, VA or Diapers (oops that damned predictive text again). Well done.
Nice review Andy. I use the shorter barrelled version (PR-725) in airgun practical shooting matches, principally because of the reload capability and 8 shot capacity. The rifled barrel helps too.
great review, also side note: I really like the window backdrop. It adds something that makes the videos feel more personal. Its a great touch that really works
@@FOOKTH-camNUMBERS Hahahaha,... I never actually noticed those creases, now you have me studying that, and I missed most of what Andy was saying,.. .I had to start the video again.
Another belter from Gamo. Looks good, nice weight and enough power for serious plinking and target work up to 10m. 8 shot magazines and a generous shot count are all the signs of a winner. Loading the shells is nice at first but I prefer to spend my time shooting.
I've had this one for a while now and I quite like it. I also have a couple of Dan Wessons. While the Dan Wessons are better finished and more realistic, the gamo is more practical for shooting (reducing reload times) and it is lots of fun. I find myself using it more than the wessons.
I still have my Umarex 686 (s&w .357 mag) from 2001. 10 shot drop in wheel. Not been used that often but after discovering this channel its reignited my passion and I'll be blowing the dust off it ! The only design flaw I found with this revolver is the co2 cartridge adjuster brass thumb screw seizes up. A few drops of 2in1 oil free's it for a short while but then its back to thumb blisters !
returned to air guns recently. 25 yr. amazed by the advancements! gamo pr 776 on my list. would suggest crosman enforcer a cheap and good quality pellet gun to try if new to c02 pistols . ( rifled barrel. but the rest plastic) accurate
I’ve never had a problem using speed loaders myself and the shells do add to the realism. I do however have an Umarex Smith and Wesson 586 which has a 10 shot magazine system and is probably the best CO2 available for build quality. It is a lot more expensive though.
@@dashooting6595 I don't know why he tried to load it that way? He knows only to well that you have to lock the rounds in the loader 1st or it just won't work!
Well done Andy! First of all, I'm a revolver guy, therefore my opinion might me biased. However, I do like this Gamo model very much! It's a great piece for plinking, but sadly underrated. Quite frankly, the only thing I dislike of this revolver is the flimsy grip. But, alas, it's the same crappy design on many other airgun revolvers in the market.😩 In short, it has been an excellent choice for my collection. BTW Andy, love your 'window' background.👍😆
Hi Andy Quality production as always, great review, you nearly made me want to purchase one. Take care stay safe, regards to the AAR household and keep it lit.👍 my friend.
@@chopperhehehe Tricky! I will stick to air rifles to answer. For reliable pest control I would have to go for my old BSA R10 with my new HUMA regulator.
Had one for a while now and its very good and pretty cheap,and so far pretty rugged also also accepts the weaver/picatinny rails from the Umerex series of revolvers like the s40/60 that slide on down the dovetail on the top, which I really like as you can leave the rail on and fire with open sights or put the red dot on and use that. Also uses the same magazine as the Winchester 4.5 which is also pretty accurate. both by the way like the RWS Geco Pellets which are cheap as chips, and they are a little more accurate if you seat them into the magazine I usually use a golf tee as a dibber
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could tyou send a link/picture of the rail you use on this revolver?
Thank you very much for you review, after having a PR-45 for like 14 years I was looking to get a more modern replacement for it, and after seeing what newer models gamo had avairable I found this review, and its spot on, Mine just arrived today, I got 80 good shots from the Co2 bottle, its super accurate at 10m, it´s a little stonger than the PR-45 and Its almost as quiet, its just PERFECT for 10m paper target shooting. Also tried a reseting metal target at 5m and it also did just fine. I´m impressed how real the weight and feel is. And the 8 round magazine system is just so good, quick and easy to use. Just hope its as durable as the old PR-45. Considering the price, it was a amazing purchase. Again thank you from Brazil for helping my decision with your review.
Never been a big revolver fan myself. Especially of these modern revolvers. My only revolver being the pellet/BB Remington 1875 (by Crosman) since being a western styled item.. But. If I ever bought a modern styled revolver - this one would definitely be my choice. Seriously were looking at one online some ago.. I like the looks, size, coloring, adjustable sights, 6" rifled barrel... and I especially like the pellet rotary clip magazine system it has. No cartridge loading anymore. Got quickly bored of loading my Remington 1875 cartridges all the time - even it came even with 6+6 cartridges in the package. Enough of cartridge loading for me.. And I think this Gamo comes with even two rotary magazine instead of just one. Sweet!! The grip might surely be a bit loosely fitted. Quite usual issue I think. But I also think a thin layer of nailpolish or something between the inner surfaces might sturdy it up a bit with friction.
Good review. Reminds me a little of the Umarex Smith and Weston 586 but this gun is more like a real revolver. Speedloaders? I have them for both air pistols and FAC Section 1 and I would call them "slow loaders"!
Nice review as always a nice very informative video, I was wondering if you could make a review of the crosman CFAR1X rifle I think is the new version of the DPMS PANTHER. thanks again for your videos keep up the good work
Like the pistol and great review, have to disagree about the speed loader's though for the shells, they work perfectly when you lock the shells in properly!🤣🤣
Once again another great video, nice one Andy, but it looks like it’s time to persuade the boss that I NEED another gun 🤣 Looks like I might have to do the hoovering and washing for the foreseeable future.
I do like a revolver and own an Umarex 586 6". They are out of production now, and this Gamo PR-776 looks to fill that void quite nicely. I am waiting for the new Umarex M29 and 629 to hit the shelves though, as I do fancy adding a shell ejecting revolver to the quiver. It's just a shame the latter aren't rifled, that sets the PR-776 apart.
Hi Andy, Great video as usual, but I think you made a bit of a meal making the speed loader look rubbish. I've never once had a problem with any of mine, and find it always works a treat. Still, great video though.
Hi Andy, the chambers in the cylinder look big.. what happens to the pellet after leaving the magazine but before jumping into the barrel please (if that makes any sense to you)?
You should consider the Crosman 2240. They are SO fun and customizable. They are .22, and stock, mine makes about 440 fps with 14.3 grain pellets for over 6 fpe. They really make a satisfying sound whacking empty food cans. :)
Great review Andy👏 Great name by the way. My other half just agreed to me getting the this air pistol With some sweet talk involved 😀 Looking forward to this one. 👍
Great review as always. I daresay it will be a while until the next revolver review, but any chance of reviewing the Chiappa Rhino 50 (BB)? I bought one recently and have been very impressed with it, but it won't be for everybody and would be interested in your opinion!
Hi-ho there!✨🤗✨ I have SEVERAL revolvers, each with their OWN SPEED-LOADER. Andy, as long as I make sure to use the PROPER speed-loader for the pistol, there are no, and never have been, issues using the things. There are FOUR 'loaders' that, on paper, should be interchangeable, but my experience is STAY WITH WHAT THE MANUFACTURER PROVIDES. Seriously, I have ALWAYS been able to SEAT all the shells into their chambers, then press/click the release mechanism - PLOP!; all shells got home!!! hee hee Keep up the GREAT work, sir, and should I EVER get rich enough to afford doing so, I will purchase one of your WARM flannels jackets. Well, that is IF you ever sell them again; can't find any at your store!!!
This Gamo PR-776 is a rifled pellet revolver very similar to the Umarex S&W TRR8 bb revolver. Both are look-alikes of the powder burning S&W R8/TRR8 tactical revolver. The smootbore bb TRR8 is quite accurate due to excellent sights. It also uses the cartridge system with fully rotating cylinder and comes with a speedloader. If steel bb ricochet and rebounding is a concern, rear loading pellet cartridges can sucessfully be used. Because it is a smoothbore, the 10m pellet accuracy is not quite as good as the Gamo PR-776 and the S&W only holds 6 shots. But if you like loading brass cartridges in a realistic modern revolver, the TRR8 is a smoothbore bb alternative that is quite comparable to the Gamo PR-776.
As usual a great review, I'd quite like to see you review the Gamo PR-725, but I'm guessing it'll be similar only a shorter version, but after a bit of Googleing it seems the 725 isn't readily available in the UK.
@@Alan-ek5gc OH boy my man the times and Tech of Co2 guns have change over the last 20yrs. I myself just got back into Airguns after a 25 yr. fast but it mostly the Pellets that has Changed but the Power has gone up too but still Temp. has alot to do with it. if it's above 70 Deg. my Glock 19 /BB and Sig MPX with Crosman Fast flight Pellets and the Vigilante useing the same pellets are a very Nasty Combo on any small game but also regretbly I've use theese on People also and More than Once for self Defence and Protecting my Property I do own an AR-15 and a few 9mm pistols but I don't want to deal with Killing anyone unless they need to be harvested. so my Sig MPX has taken down to date 5 Assholes to date Those Crosman Fast Filghts are very Very Nasty things they will go deep into Human Tissue and Bone under 20 yards. that being said I do love watching Andy's show my only minor Problem is the Airguns as self defence part. with the Right Pellet anything 400 fps and over in Summertime and you're not wearing a heavy jacket a FF / Predator GTO any of the Prometheus Hybrid alloy pellets will go very deep into flesh but most likely you'll be shot in the face with an Air pistol here in the States because it's the Quickest way to bring down someone but also in India too and South America. Co2 Pistols are no Joke if you know how to get the right ammo for the job. and always go for the Face.
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Hey andy can you review the crosman sr357 revolver?
This review, especially the accuracy test, was one of the incentives for me to get a PR-776. It arrived a few days back and today I finally got an opportunity to shoot it at my indoors 5 m "range". These are my thoughts after consuming the first CO2 capsule. Please bear in mind that I am spoiled by high quality, serious target air pistols and real powder-burning Smith & Wesson revolvers. My only experience before for CO2 pellet revolvers has been three (!) second-hand Crosman Colt Python replicas which were quite nice to shoot, but they all (!) broke up in short order.
Things I liked about the PR-776:
- The whole loading system with the swing-out cylinder and full moon metal clips. I had absolutely no trouble pushing the pellets in the clips. I shot the trusted RWS 7,0 grs "Blue" pistol pellets, the ordinary 4,50 mm diameter. I have a stash of the 4,49 variant too, did not bother to try them but obviously they would have been even easier to load.
- Accuracy. This revolver is precise enough for its intended purpose, which is to (vaguely) simulate shooting IHMSA silhouette standing position. My very second offhand 8 shot group @ 5m was 19 mm and right where I wanted it to be, the sights are dead on to my liking without any adjustment. OK, the gun shoots some 25 mm high from point of aim at five metres, but I prefer a sub-six hold anyway.
- Economical CO2 consumption. I got 80 good shots from a single capsule.
- Lots of fun for the money.
Things I did not like:
- Heavy trigger pull, even with single action. Makes releasing a clean shot quite difficult. OTOH the trigger does not feel gritty and if the shot process is interrupted (which I had to do often) the trigger resets fully, unlike with some other cheap airguns I've tried. This is an important safety factor.
- Unstable, flimsy feeling grip. It is indeed quite annoying.
- General quality of build. Every moving part feels sloppy. I know, this is a cheap, cast pot metal affair, one should not expect tight fittings. And as far as I understand the construction is such that sloppiness has not much effect on function or accuracy - for example, the spring-loaded barrel centers itself in the recesses of the cylinder without any precise timing. But still... yes, I am spoiled.
Overall, I'm happy I bought this air gun. It fills the desired need, not perfectly, but adequately enough.
Very similar to a Crossman 357 revolver I have owned for a while and great fun for speed plinking. Firing a revolver like this from the hip as seen in cowboy films requires tons of practice and a huge safe backdrop. Great fun
I have this gun, Gamo PR 776, and I am very pleased with it. I eco all that Andy says about it.
thanks andy,...your show is a welcome break for what is going on in the news around me...george in Texas
Never owned any sort of pistol in my 56 years, but bought one of these off the back of your review. And what can I say, wow, what absolute fun. A real blast shooting this , this afternoon. The Mrs can`t wait for a warm day to have a go herself.
Thanks for another great review of a very nice little piece of kit. For once, I bought this before you reviewed it and so, I can honestly say that your review is absolutely spot on and contains no BS whatsoever. This is my 'goto' handgun for a bit of accurate 'fun'. P.S. I am not an employee of Gamo, AAR, VA or Diapers (oops that damned predictive text again). Well done.
Ahhhh just got this watched before work. Feel all warm and fuzzy now. Cheers Andy.
Nice review Andy. I use the shorter barrelled version (PR-725) in airgun practical shooting matches, principally because of the reload capability and 8 shot capacity. The rifled barrel helps too.
I have one and always love shooting it
Nice review Andy, good accuracy at 10mtr, most manufacturers accuracy figures for these guns is quoted for 5-8 mtrs.
Thanks, Andy. I do enjoy your reviews.
great review, also side note: I really like the window backdrop. It adds something that makes the videos feel more personal. Its a great touch that really works
Apart from the horrible crease I would agree
I've always thought that too.
@@FOOKTH-camNUMBERS Hahahaha,... I never actually noticed those creases, now you have me studying that, and I missed most of what Andy was saying,..
.I had to start the video again.
@@regsparkes6507 Sorry about that Reg it always bugs Me heeeee
I'd watched 3-4 vids before I noticed. I'd thought that was his dining room window. ROFL! :)
Another belter from Gamo. Looks good, nice weight and enough power for serious plinking and target work up to 10m. 8 shot magazines and a generous shot count are all the signs of a winner. Loading the shells is nice at first but I prefer to spend my time shooting.
Exelent video for my morning coffee and its a beautiful day outside.
Perfect start to my air gunning day .
Thank you!
Love, Love, Love the revolver and pistol reviews! Thanks again Professor Andy!
I've had this one for a while now and I quite like it. I also have a couple of Dan Wessons. While the Dan Wessons are better finished and more realistic, the gamo is more practical for shooting (reducing reload times) and it is lots of fun. I find myself using it more than the wessons.
I still have my Umarex 686 (s&w .357 mag) from 2001. 10 shot drop in wheel. Not been used that often but after discovering this channel its reignited my passion and I'll be blowing the dust off it ! The only design flaw I found with this revolver is the co2 cartridge adjuster brass thumb screw seizes up. A few drops of 2in1 oil free's it for a short while but then its back to thumb blisters !
Good job on that one Andy...
Thanks Andy have a great weekend
returned to air guns recently. 25 yr. amazed by the advancements! gamo pr 776 on my list. would suggest crosman enforcer a cheap and good quality pellet gun to try if new to c02 pistols . ( rifled barrel. but the rest plastic) accurate
I've got one, it's surprisingly accurate for what it is.
How powerful is it?
Thanks Andy, see you next week 👍🏻
I’ve never had a problem using speed loaders myself and the shells do add to the realism. I do however have an Umarex Smith and Wesson 586 which has a 10 shot magazine system and is probably the best CO2 available for build quality. It is a lot more expensive though.
Spot on mate. He never even locked them into the speed loader, no wonder they fell out.
Mine works perfectly well with my Umarex Legend S60.
I have no problem either with my Dan Wesson 715 pellet speed loader, works well.
@@dashooting6595
I don't know why he tried to load it that way? He knows only to well that you have to lock the rounds in the loader 1st or it just won't work!
Well done Andy! First of all, I'm a revolver guy, therefore my opinion might me biased. However, I do like this Gamo model very much! It's a great piece for plinking, but sadly underrated. Quite frankly, the only thing I dislike of this revolver is the flimsy grip. But, alas, it's the same crappy design on many other airgun revolvers in the market.😩 In short, it has been an excellent choice for my collection. BTW Andy, love your 'window' background.👍😆
Hi Andy
Quality production as always, great review, you nearly made me want to purchase one.
Take care stay safe, regards to the AAR household and keep it lit.👍 my friend.
"HOW ABOUT A VID OF ALL YOUR PERSONAL GUNS PLEASE ANDY"
I second this comment
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Great idea. What about a "desert island" choice of best rifle and best hand gun in his collection?
@@drmichaelatkins mine would be my trusty AAs410 carbine
What's yours Mike?
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@@chopperhehehe Tricky! I will stick to air rifles to answer. For reliable pest control I would have to go for my old BSA R10 with my new HUMA regulator.
Beautiful looking pistol. Great review. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Next on my list . Thanks Andy 👍🏻
My Mrs would forego the shoes for this! great vid Andy👍
Looks great. The first pistol to really tempt me. Prefer the magazine setup to shells, but would have liked/expected a bit more power.
Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you all from Steve, Beeston, Leeds
Awesome! Good morning!
Nice job, I have a crosman cr357 I modified and get 875-1058 fps on PBa ammo.
Had one for a while now and its very good and pretty cheap,and so far pretty rugged also also accepts the weaver/picatinny rails from the Umerex series of revolvers like the s40/60 that slide on down the dovetail on the top, which I really like as you can leave the rail on and fire with open sights or put the red dot on and use that. Also uses the same magazine as the Winchester 4.5 which is also pretty accurate. both by the way like the RWS Geco Pellets which are cheap as chips, and they are a little more accurate if you seat them into the magazine I usually use a golf tee as a dibber
could tyou send a link/picture of the rail you use on this revolver?
Thank you very much for you review, after having a PR-45 for like 14 years I was looking to get a more modern replacement for it, and after seeing what newer models gamo had avairable I found this review, and its spot on, Mine just arrived today, I got 80 good shots from the Co2 bottle, its super accurate at 10m, it´s a little stonger than the PR-45 and Its almost as quiet, its just PERFECT for 10m paper target shooting. Also tried a reseting metal target at 5m and it also did just fine. I´m impressed how real the weight and feel is. And the 8 round magazine system is just so good, quick and easy to use. Just hope its as durable as the old PR-45. Considering the price, it was a amazing purchase. Again thank you from Brazil for helping my decision with your review.
Very nice looking seems well made
Excellent review, very accurate gun.
Have you seen the HDP and HDR 50 Cal? They look really interesting.
Nice shooting partner. Nice n accurate n good grouping. All the best from lancashire.
You're bad ass man awesome video ...from Phoenix az peace
Never been a big revolver fan myself. Especially of these modern revolvers. My only revolver being the pellet/BB Remington 1875 (by Crosman) since being a western styled item..
But. If I ever bought a modern styled revolver - this one would definitely be my choice. Seriously were looking at one online some ago..
I like the looks, size, coloring, adjustable sights, 6" rifled barrel... and I especially like the pellet rotary clip magazine system it has. No cartridge loading anymore. Got quickly bored of loading my Remington 1875 cartridges all the time - even it came even with 6+6 cartridges in the package. Enough of cartridge loading for me.. And I think this Gamo comes with even two rotary magazine instead of just one. Sweet!!
The grip might surely be a bit loosely fitted. Quite usual issue I think. But I also think a thin layer of nailpolish or something between the inner surfaces might sturdy it up a bit with friction.
Good review. Reminds me a little of the Umarex Smith and Weston 586 but this gun is more like a real revolver. Speedloaders? I have them for both air pistols and FAC Section 1 and I would call them "slow loaders"!
Great Video
As aways great reviews. I have one PR-776. It's a good gun
Whats the name of that snubnose revolver it looks so cool
Ya know what I quite like that pistol not normally a fan of co2 stuff but I think I'll try that thanks the mrs will love you lol 👍👍👍
Always Pro reviews Andy! Thanks! I'll be looking into this pistol but still shooting my Vigilante $50 buck pistol.
8 shot is a thumbs up. and pellet.. do for me.. 👌
Nice review as always a nice very informative video, I was wondering if you could make a review of the crosman CFAR1X rifle I think is the new version of the DPMS PANTHER. thanks again for your videos keep up the good work
Like the pistol and great review, have to disagree about the speed loader's though for the shells, they work perfectly when you lock the shells in properly!🤣🤣
Once again another great video, nice one Andy, but it looks like it’s time to persuade the boss that I NEED another gun 🤣 Looks like I might have to do the hoovering and washing for the foreseeable future.
I do like a revolver and own an Umarex 586 6". They are out of production now, and this Gamo PR-776 looks to fill that void quite nicely. I am waiting for the new Umarex M29 and 629 to hit the shelves though, as I do fancy adding a shell ejecting revolver to the quiver. It's just a shame the latter aren't rifled, that sets the PR-776 apart.
Awesome air revolver!
Ihave one and have found it to be an accurate , hard hitting revolver. A good buy
Nice review, Andy. 👍
Hi Andy,
Great video as usual, but I think you made a bit of a meal making the speed loader look rubbish. I've never once had a problem with any of mine, and find it always works a treat.
Still, great video though.
Must admit anyone who's used one would find that comical, the shells obviously weren't even locked in :D
@@noggintube
Spot on mate. 🙂👍
Nice gun 👍
good accuracy for a pellet revolver
Hey Andy have you ever done a video on a Crosman pfam98, I have looked and I can't find one. Please advise if you have, thank you
Hi Andy, the chambers in the cylinder look big.. what happens to the pellet after leaving the magazine but before jumping into the barrel please (if that makes any sense to you)?
Another good one Andy did I hear the teeth not wanting to play ball again
Great job Andy!
Damn good accuracy for a CO2, open sighted pistol.
I'm not normally a fan of CO2, but this might just be a game-changer!
You should consider the Crosman 2240. They are SO fun and customizable. They are .22, and stock, mine makes about 440 fps with 14.3 grain pellets for over 6 fpe. They really make a satisfying sound whacking empty food cans. :)
Seems decent revolver if compared plastic ones and low powered ones...
Great review Andy👏
Great name by the way.
My other half just agreed to me getting the this air pistol
With some sweet talk involved 😀
Looking forward to this one.
👍
Any chance of a HATSAN Factor review Andy?
So are Vector Air delivering to home addresses now?
Looks just the job for plinking in my back yard.
Excellent site the only part that is not so good is as well as firing at the old bulls eye he should test it for power i.e. a tin can
When are you doing the night vision that you teased us with great show today 👍
Great video I really enjoyed I think I will buy one now 👍🤔
I bought a R77 in the late 90s when co2 became legal. It was rubbish, very inaccurate. Hope this is better, it certainly looks good
Hi Andy this gun on vector site, info say's fixed sites. ??. I would buy after this presentation though. Cheers.
The excellent Dan Wesson is a larger frame, close to S&W N frame, revolver. Gamo is medium frame...more like a K frame.
for you does this do it better than the webley mk 6 as strongly considering that
Any idea why they don't do.22 versions? Always preferred .22 when shooting as a kid
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HI ANDY , great review and good info . i would buy this pistol . Take care
Why you arent going to try a AK1 ?
Great review as always. I daresay it will be a while until the next revolver review, but any chance of reviewing the Chiappa Rhino 50 (BB)? I bought one recently and have been very impressed with it, but it won't be for everybody and would be interested in your opinion!
Ive been sat an hour waiting for this but i wont moan 🤣🤣great vid andy thankyou 😊
Great review does anyone else have one of these if so what it like for rats and squirrels are they strong enough any help would be ideal cheers
Nope. You need to think full power rifle unless you're using a more powerful (5ft lbs) pistol for dispatching in a trap.
Great review, collecting mine tomorrow....now I need a holster or under arm rig🤔 any ideas? Thanks for another cracking review
Reminds me of Dirty Harry Movies.. have to get one for my brother.
Hi-ho there!✨🤗✨
I have SEVERAL revolvers, each with their OWN SPEED-LOADER. Andy, as long as I make sure to use the PROPER speed-loader for the pistol, there are no, and never have been, issues using the things. There are FOUR 'loaders' that, on paper, should be interchangeable, but my experience is STAY WITH WHAT THE MANUFACTURER PROVIDES. Seriously, I have ALWAYS been able to SEAT all the shells into their chambers, then press/click the release mechanism - PLOP!; all shells got home!!! hee hee
Keep up the GREAT work, sir, and should I EVER get rich enough to afford doing so, I will purchase one of your WARM flannels jackets. Well, that is IF you ever sell them again; can't find any at your store!!!
is it posible to put a red dot sight ?
I bought one!! Thanks
I like the shooting you did . Please tell me the distance.
I have quite a few pistols. Mainly replica that I get for the realism. Another great review. Not for me though I'll stick with the SAA and Webley.
This Gamo PR-776 is a rifled pellet revolver very similar to the Umarex S&W TRR8 bb revolver. Both are look-alikes of the powder burning S&W R8/TRR8 tactical revolver. The smootbore bb TRR8 is quite accurate due to excellent sights. It also uses the cartridge system with fully rotating cylinder and comes with a speedloader. If steel bb ricochet and rebounding is a concern, rear loading pellet cartridges can sucessfully be used. Because it is a smoothbore, the 10m pellet accuracy is not quite as good as the Gamo PR-776 and the S&W only holds 6 shots. But if you like loading brass cartridges in a realistic modern revolver, the TRR8 is a smoothbore bb alternative that is quite comparable to the Gamo PR-776.
I'd like to know more about how to remove that awful white lettering. Maybe do a video on that?
the speedloader you showed... dude... you didn't load it right lol!!!! Otherwise great vid
As usual a great review, I'd quite like to see you review the Gamo PR-725, but I'm guessing it'll be similar only a shorter version, but after a bit of Googleing it seems the 725 isn't readily available in the UK.
cheaper than buying a second set of six brass shells too
can you confirm or not that the BYRNA self defence weapon is legal in the UK
As a CO2 revolver fan, this one looks the business 👍🏻 mmmmm!! Start saving the pennies 😃👍🏻
the Cros. Vigilante can be used in Hunting. with the right pellets
Always thought CO2 pistols were to underpowered for hunting Jose
@@Alan-ek5gc OH boy my man the times and Tech of Co2 guns have change over the last 20yrs. I myself just got back into Airguns after a 25 yr. fast
but it mostly the Pellets that has Changed but the Power has gone up
too but still Temp. has alot to do with it. if it's above 70 Deg. my Glock 19 /BB and Sig MPX with Crosman Fast flight Pellets and the Vigilante
useing the same pellets are a very Nasty Combo on any small game
but also regretbly I've use theese on People also and More than Once
for self Defence and Protecting my Property I do own an AR-15 and a few 9mm pistols but I don't want to deal with Killing anyone unless they need to be harvested.
so my Sig MPX has taken down to date 5 Assholes to date
Those Crosman Fast Filghts are very Very Nasty things they will go deep
into Human Tissue and Bone under 20 yards. that being said I do love watching Andy's show my only minor Problem is the Airguns as self defence part. with the Right Pellet anything 400 fps and over in Summertime and you're not wearing a heavy jacket a FF / Predator GTO
any of the Prometheus Hybrid alloy pellets will go very deep into flesh
but most likely you'll be shot in the face with an Air pistol here in the States
because it's the Quickest way to bring down someone
but also in India too and South America.
Co2 Pistols are no Joke if you know how to get the right
ammo for the job.
and always go for the Face.
Could you please do a Vigilante review, I would love to know your opinion Andy. Love your videos xD
The magazine takes away the realism, and fun of loading cartridges, i wil stick with my Colt SAA, Webley service revolver and the like.
You sir, are a treasure. I wish that you were my father...please adopt me.
Mp5 k PDW review please
Proportions seem a bit off to me. the frame is a bit elongated behind the cylinder , compared to a real revolver , but it is nice.