Page 4 - Remington 1875 Reviews

Looks,good trigger,the action is very smooth. The gun shoots accurate wit both types of ammo at 15-20 feet. Looks great in a slim him bolster next to my colt and schofield.

The package. I hate clam shells.

If you like the colt and schofield you got to have one of these .

Feel and appearance the finish is excellent

I would prefer a rifled barrel

It is a great gun to handle and shoot. very accurate

Very authentic weapon, all metal, fairly accurate at 10 yds. a very fun weapon to shoot

Better hand grips as the white plastic there looks cheap. Also, I would make the hammer sit closer to the body of the gun instead of the 1/8" or so it does now.

Weapon being all metal, is a bit heavy especially for a young shooter.

Quilty very well made

feel

barrel could be 5.5" long

no

This is an excellent BB repro of a classic Western Revolver. Everyone remembers the Colt Single Action Army, but Remington had its own guns to compete, and this was one of them. Nicely made with real heft, this is worth the money

If anything, how about a blued companion? Nickel plating was popular, for fure, but blue is nice too.

I like everything about it, it look , feels and fires just like the real thing without the recoil

I dont know, I cant think of anything

Love these, I bought a pair. The are about the same weight and barrel length of the real thing. I bought them to practice for Cowboy action shooting and they work great for that, I can practice in my back yard and not disturb the neighbors. Plus, they are fun to shoot.

Nothing

pay attention when you are buying the bb/pellet holder shell cases as they, like their real life counter parts don't all fit different guns.

Very good item, I am proud to have one in my collection

This is an Awesome BB/Pellet Revolver. I have not yet used it, but I have a different model from the same company which I am Very Happy with. It is Absolutely Beautiful & it looks like the Real Thing. The price from Pyramyd Air was the Best that I could find anywhere.

I was slightly disappointed that it came in a blister package. I was expecting it to come in a cardboard display box like the Peacemaker I purchased from the same manufacturere came it. I ended up buying an aluminum display case for it.

Even in the blister pack, buyer's of this Revolver won't be unhappy.

Appearance, weight, construction... is as much like the original as possible. Product prices at Pyramyd Air are outstanding. I am totally satisfied with the three "cartridge" revolvers I have purchased. I have three more model pistols on my wish list for 2018,,, so far.

$20 shipping charge for single or small items is too much. Two other, of your customers, cited this as their only complaint as well.

I liked the looks and the weight, also the ease of installing the CO2

The shells for BBs did not seat in the cylinder without force, and the pellet shells only fired 2 out of the 6. Maybe they will work better with use

BBs load easier if you leave the shells in the cylinder

The look and feel of the gun.

the packaging

THE GUN IS CLOSE TO THE EAL 1875 BLACK POWDER.

IF YOU CAN SHOOT PELLETS. , WHEN WILLL YOU COME OUT WITH THE RIFELD BARREL?

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY IF YOU THINK THE PELLETS WILL BE MORE ACCURATE.

Excellent weight and feel. Nice accuracy. Excellent 6-shooter for the money.

As others have pointed out, I'm not a fan of the grips. No big deal but I'd like something with a little more "realism". Also, using pellets instead of BB's is not worth it.

Oh ya! Don't waste your time with the pellets. I really can't figure out why one would want to use them anyway. Probably loose about 100 fps using the pellets vs the BB's for one, the other is the first time I used the pellets, four of the six didn't fire. Also, pushing the pellets into the cartridge caused two of the skirts to bend. I oiled the inside of the cartridges figuring a little lube would do the trick. Still had one pellet that got stuck. Quite frankly, with a smooth bore, what's the point? And yes, I tripled checked, I was using the correct cartridge for the pellets.

The looks, the heft, and in general, the feel of it, in comparison with a "Real" Remington black powder revolver I have.

The packaging, should be like the Colt revolver box.

Correct proportions, lock mechanism is very tight, trigger pull compares well with original Remington revolver in my possession. Accurate within my limits, good velocity and reliability.

Handles are a little bit thick at the upper end, in comparison with the 1858 model in my possession. Would be even better in blued finish with faux wood grips.

I am interested in more historical arms. How about a Le Mat revolver?

nice gun accurat at 15ft

Bought for gift. Well received!!! More for Christmas gifts.

Nicer package. Pressure wrap looks like Toys R Us package.

Overall Appearance: Very nice and shiny. Almost a showpiece. Weight: Close enough to the real thing that it fooled one gun enthusiast for a couple of minutes. Balance: Not a twirling gun, but the weight forward helps with accuracy. Accuracy: With my old eyes, off hand, five paces: I can place a cylinder full of pellets or BBs into a hand's span.

I am not a fan of dual-ammo airguns, generally. Bought this one because I always liked the looks of the Remington. But the dual-ammo airguns with their two calibers (0.174 & 0.177 inch), imo, just dont get the best accuracy out of either ammo. Produce a pellets only version with a rifled barrel. Add Sheriff's model with shorter barrel. Add blued version.

This would be a great gift for the gun collector, reenactor, etc.