@@LauCass yea I saw, I know some places carry 4.5mm Airsoft BBS but I’m not sure if that would work with the gun might be to lightweight and inaccurate
@@RedGhost1990 I have a 6mm airsoft version of this pistol. It's reasonable accurate at short ranges(10 m) but there is no hop up so don't expect results past 10m.
Are the hammers and function on a Crosman 1875 and Umarex Peacemaker the same? I have seen a modification where you can reduce the hammer gap on a Peacemaker a little bit and it still shoots and functions. I'm looking to buy one or the other but I prefer the look of the 1875
@@quandalewarrior5889 you can find a tutorial here to do this mod: th-cam.com/video/mtdV5M6wqUs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LaurentCassier It's for a Umarex SAA but it's the same for the Crosman Remington 1875. Please remember that this mod makes the gun non firing any more, it's just for collector.
First of all I have to say that this modification make the revolver not able to fire BBs but it takes 5mn to restore the orignal configuration. To accomplish this I removed the inner barrel to make the cylinder able to spin freely with the "clic clic clic". The to get rid of the hammer gap I modified the position of the hammer spring to push it on the frame. There is a second slot on the hammer where the spring can feet and since it's more on the back than the default position it makes the spring more tense.
@@LauCass i imagine that dry firing it will ruin the striker plate/hammer bump much more quickly with this modification? though i suppose if it's to convert the pistol into a fidget piece, that doesn't matter much. I actually might do this, since 99% of the time I'm only fidgeting with it anyway. Is there any possibility that you might make a video showing how to make the modification step by step?
@@ryukaganzeroful Yes the hammer bump much more quickly with this modification and the cylinder is spinning as a real steel. You can't fire BBs any more with the modification but you can restore it in a few minutes. The goal of the modification is to transform the revolver in a non gun that is really cool to play with. Here is a tutorial to modify the revolver, it's on a Umarex Colt SAA but it's exactely the same on the Crosman Remington 1875: th-cam.com/video/mtdV5M6wqUs/w-d-xo.html
I removed the ugly marking with this kind of thing, I used the 800: www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B08QJH15Y8/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 For the cylinder I did a gold platting.
Thanks. Any noticable scratch marks or discoloration that makes the nickel finish different from the other parts of the gun after using the abrasive pad? Thanks again.
@@tamserku I used WD40 on the abrasif pad and of course I took care to proceed slowly and there is not noticable scratch mark. But the nickel layer is very thin and I just have one little spot where I can see the copper layer under the nickel.
I opened it because i had to fix mine, i came to this vid a couple days ago in hope to see a dismantle, when i checked out the hammer i had to fix all the way forward it opens the valve for the Co2
@@mikeycoolx yes this mod opens the CO2 valve and you can't use it to fire anymore. The goal is to make a non firing demo gun with cylinder spinning freely. You must keep the hammer gap if you want to keep the gun firing BBs.
The goal of the mod is to make it a decorative gun for the fun. I know that it's pointless from your point of view, but I didn't make this mod to shoot, I have several of these guns and I kept the others for shonting. BTW, you missed another of my video to say it's pointless ;) th-cam.com/video/mtdV5M6wqUs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LaurentCassier
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What is making that jingle sound? Thing is so sick
I Want an Airsoft Version of this Gun in Black and maybe custom engraving this gun looks fantastic
As far as I know it only exists in nickeled finish.
@@LauCass i Wonder if i can make one that can shoot 6mm Airsoft BBs it would be hard and may cost alot, but i really love the look of this Revolver
@@RedGhost1990 I don't know if it exists in 6mm BBs. Mine is a 4.5mm steel BBs.
@@LauCass yea I saw, I know some places carry 4.5mm Airsoft BBS but I’m not sure if that would work with the gun might be to lightweight and inaccurate
@@RedGhost1990 I have a 6mm airsoft version of this pistol. It's reasonable accurate at short ranges(10 m) but there is no hop up so don't expect results past 10m.
My hammer on mine broke from the tip, where could I find a replacement and is there any alternative hammer ?
@LauCass how you removed this ugly markings? Polish them off or use some kind of pant remover?
I polished them off slowly with an abrasive pad.
Are the hammers and function on a Crosman 1875 and Umarex Peacemaker the same? I have seen a modification where you can reduce the hammer gap on a Peacemaker a little bit and it still shoots and functions. I'm looking to buy one or the other but I prefer the look of the 1875
Yes, the hammers and function are exactely the same on Crosman 1875 and Umarex SAA. So what is working on one model will work on the other.
Nice tough with the playing cards. Is that the dead man's hand?
Thanks. It's not the dead man's hand, juste 4 aces.
@@LauCass Are the four aces just a sticker?
@@jameson4844 yes, it's a sticker.
could you do a disassembly onto the gun ?
i would really need this it doesnt shoot proprely please.
@@quandalewarrior5889 you can find a tutorial here to do this mod: th-cam.com/video/mtdV5M6wqUs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LaurentCassier
It's for a Umarex SAA but it's the same for the Crosman Remington 1875.
Please remember that this mod makes the gun non firing any more, it's just for collector.
Looks good, so how did you accomplish this?
First of all I have to say that this modification make the revolver not able to fire BBs but it takes 5mn to restore the orignal configuration. To accomplish this I removed the inner barrel to make the cylinder able to spin freely with the "clic clic clic". The to get rid of the hammer gap I modified the position of the hammer spring to push it on the frame. There is a second slot on the hammer where the spring can feet and since it's more on the back than the default position it makes the spring more tense.
Same modifications work on Umarex SAA revolver since the mechanic is the same than Crosman Remington.
@@LauCass i imagine that dry firing it will ruin the striker plate/hammer bump much more quickly with this modification? though i suppose if it's to convert the pistol into a fidget piece, that doesn't matter much. I actually might do this, since 99% of the time I'm only fidgeting with it anyway. Is there any possibility that you might make a video showing how to make the modification step by step?
@@ryukaganzeroful Yes the hammer bump much more quickly with this modification and the cylinder is spinning as a real steel. You can't fire BBs any more with the modification but you can restore it in a few minutes. The goal of the modification is to transform the revolver in a non gun that is really cool to play with. Here is a tutorial to modify the revolver, it's on a Umarex Colt SAA but it's exactely the same on the Crosman Remington 1875: th-cam.com/video/mtdV5M6wqUs/w-d-xo.html
@@LauCass simply awesome, thanks man. also, if i might ask, where'd you get the gold/copper cylinder?
It looks like the warning lettering has been removed? If so, how did you do that? Also how did you get the cylinder a different color? Thanks.
I removed the ugly marking with this kind of thing, I used the 800: www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B08QJH15Y8/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
For the cylinder I did a gold platting.
Thanks. Any noticable scratch marks or discoloration that makes the nickel finish different from the other parts of the gun after using the abrasive pad? Thanks again.
@@tamserku I used WD40 on the abrasif pad and of course I took care to proceed slowly and there is not noticable scratch mark. But the nickel layer is very thin and I just have one little spot where I can see the copper layer under the nickel.
@@LauCass Thanks again.
Wouldnt that leave the co2 valve open?
I opened it because i had to fix mine, i came to this vid a couple days ago in hope to see a dismantle, when i checked out the hammer i had to fix all the way forward it opens the valve for the Co2
@@mikeycoolx yes this mod opens the CO2 valve and you can't use it to fire anymore. The goal is to make a non firing demo gun with cylinder spinning freely. You must keep the hammer gap if you want to keep the gun firing BBs.
Does not shoot anymore pointless
The goal of the mod is to make it a decorative gun for the fun. I know that it's pointless from your point of view, but I didn't make this mod to shoot, I have several of these guns and I kept the others for shonting. BTW, you missed another of my video to say it's pointless ;) th-cam.com/video/mtdV5M6wqUs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LaurentCassier