Page 4 - Barra No. 3 Full Metal Reviews

This is a fantastic pistol. I man, really. Full metal, it feels solid and rock solid. Even the plastic handle that I didn't expect to like feels very solid. What I haven't read is how sweet the trigger is. Seriously, this pistol has the sweetest trigger I own, and I'm including guns that are 5 and 10 times the cost. Lastly, it shots with decent accuracy. By that I mean an inch and a half at 30 feet. Not bad for a bb pistol.

Include more shells, or make them more available.

Despite its plastic wrapping, this pistol is a total winner. My favorite gun.

I like the feel of the pistol in my hand. The weight and trigger pull are great.

I would put a better quality grip on the pistol.

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I liked the looks of this piece. I have wanted a Scofield for some time and don't have the cash for a real one so I am glad to see one available that I can afford and shoot to get the feel of what they were really like. This piece shoots very accurately and has a good trigger pull. I am very pleased with it. It closes solid with good lock up and has no looseness. Thanks folks.

Nothing

It is well worth the price.

this is a very nice revolver.i i use it for my in house shooting,i like it very much.

its very ture to the original model made by smith & wesson.

if they are on sale buy one.

I absolutely love this gun ! I own several cartridge guns , but this gun is as much fun to shoot and a lot less expensive .

Not a thing .

The fit and finish is great.The exactness of the overall build is fantastic. It's a beauty to behold and hold.

The trigger pull. It is simply too hard to pull and consequently accuracy suffers greatly. Accuracy would improve with loading projectile at rear of shell (casing) also.

It's a fun gun to handle, look at and shoot, but the accuracy isn't there mainly because of the trigger pull.

THIS SCHOFIELD #3 HAS MADE IT TO MY 5 BEST REVOLVERS IN MY COLLETION, DETAIL AND FEEL AS WELL AS DETAILING OF THE GUN ARE VERY ACCURATE TO THE REAL THING

THE PLACTIC PACKAGING IS A BITE CHEAP LOOKING, WOULD HAVE PERFURED BOX PACKAGING, BUT DOSE NOT TAKE A WAY ANYTHING ABOUT THIS REVOLVER

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A COMPATITION TARGET PISTOL THIS IS NOT THE ONE, BUT THIS IS ABOUT AS MUCH FUN AS YOU CAN HAVE WITH A BB PISTOL, SO GET LOTS OF CO2 AND BB'S AND POSSABLE A CHAIR BECAUSE YOU MY GET TIRED OF STANDING FOR THE HOURS OF SHOOTING EVERY TIME YOU PICK THIS UP

I like this Schofield better then I thought that I would. This gun is so cool and so much fun to shoot. It is beautiful and feels like the real thing.

I can not think of a thing.

Get extra shells because it is a lot of fun to just kick the shells out and reload as fast as you can.

You all need to have one of these beautiful handguns. Feels great in my hand. A great piece of American history.

I would not change a thing.

Get at least one,or two, or more!

The "blued" finish. The ease of lifting the left grip and inserting the CO2 cartridge under it. The built in hex tool to tighten & pierce the cartridge. The brown, plastic, simulated wood grips. The hefty weight and feel. The top break-open loading mechanism and ease of ejecting shells. Ease of loading shells with Webley speed loader. The location of the safety and ease of use. I get about 80 good shots with one CO2 cartridge.

Rifling the barrel to help make it more accurate. Put it in a box rather than a blister pack. Write a better owners manual - I finally figured out the shell ejector was built in, no thanks to the incomplete instructions. Include at least 6 extra shells and a speed loader. Recommend a holster to fit it and carry them at Pyramyd Air.

Be patient. It's not very accurate right out of the box. On my second CO2 cartridge (80 shots) I attempted to zero it in. Zeroing in from 25 feet I hit one bullseye (first shot) and five shots were about 3 inches low and 1 inch right. Then after about 50 more shots from 25 feet standing and firing without a support it began to be a lot more accurate. I suspect it needs a break-in period to clean out imperfections in the barrel and also break-in the plastic seats in new shells.

The build quality on this gun is fantastic. The action and trigger are smooth and silk and well above most other revolvers in this price range.

The packaging is really my only complaint.

The accuracy on this gun isn't spectacular, but it's enough to have some fun with.

#1 quality #2 authentic styling

Nothing. I am happy with the product.

I will be converting this to a 40 caliber paintball gun as I did the Colt SA Old Army. I have not shot it as a BB gun so I really can't comment on accuracy or velocity.

WORKS GREAT..20 FEET ACCURATE..LITTLE LOUD SHOOTING INSIDE HOUSE..

real wood grips..but not a deal maker...

Outstanding realist replica. The air pistol not only has the look and feel of an actual Schofield No 3, but it also functions like the original. Although the grips are not actual wood, they still look and feel real.

The packaging is insulting. This air pistol comes in plastic clam shell packaging. This packaging is what I would expect out of a cheap pistol. Pistols of this quality and price range should come with a box.

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This is one of the guns I've been waiting for. This revolver is very realistic. I, like many shooters and collectors, have a great deal of interest in guns of the old west. This is a an alternative to the replica cartridge guns which are more expensive and require many hours at my reloading bench. Additionally, I can shoot this gun at my basement range. Accuracy was excellent so far. Even though I've only had time to fire about 25 rounds through the pistol, it's a winner!

Please sell this in a box. A fine replica, such as this should not be sold in shrink wrap. I also recommend having optional bundle sales with the period correct holster (like for the Colt SAA replicas). I assume you will come out with a pellet version with a rifled barrel. I will purchase the pellet version the day I see it on the Pyramid site.

How about an 1875 Remington revolver as a future project. An 1873 Winchester rifle, similar to the Walther 1894 replica would also be welcome to we old west shooters.

Just received mine today. Excellent rendition of the Schofield. Excellent sights , and trigger . Barrel advertised as 8 inches , but measures the actual 7 inches of the Schofield revolver, 10 for ten shows velocity over 425 and average of around 430 fps. Very similar t o the Webley ,and uses the same cartridge as the Webley

I cannot express my disgust at receiving an excellent revolver in a Walmart level blister pack. Pyramid really should contract to have boxes made for a nice revolver like this I will be placing mine in an original gold S&W Heritage Series box I picked up a few years back, a replica box like this or even like Uberti uses would be nice. Six shells is a real stinker. Revolvers like this should be bundled with a decent box and 12 spare shells or 6 and a speedloader

I had suggested this revolver after the introduction of the Peacemaker and the Webley. Next up should be pellet versions of the Schofield in 22, the revolver is big enough. a nickel finish option with pearl grips, an 1875 Remington sa revolver ,an 1860 Colt percussion pistol loading pellets from the from of the cylinder with a rammer ,and yes one more time a lever action Winchester 1873 and a Winchester 92 large loop and Mares Leg version