Colt Python 2.5" .357 CO2 Pellet/BB Revolver

I like the versatility of BB's or pellets. I was getting around 60-70 shots per CO2 cartridge. Pellets are pretty accurate out to about 10 meters. Never had an indexing issue.

BB's do not stay in the magazines very well unless it's in the pistol. Then they stay in fine. It leaks CO2. ALOT. I don't keep a cartridge in it when I am not planning on actively using it. It would empty the cartridge in a couple of days. A couple of years later it will empty the CO2 cartridge in a couple of minutes. It's not the seal that the cartridge end goes against, it's somewhere past it in the inner workings. So not an easy fix if there is one.

The leak in mine may just be a fluke, but some of the other reviews say they have leaking issues also.
It's fun while it lasts.

The feel is perfect. Looks are very good. Weight is good. Everything works as expected until..........

Yes,make it not leak!

There are enough reviews here proving this gun is a great buy. I just happened to get a dud! Tried all of the tricks they show to do and it still leaks. You can hear it hissing out through the barrel. The co2 is empty within 30 minutes and that is without shooting it.

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You have to use short pellets.

Realistic look and feel. Like that it fires bb's and pellets.

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Feels like the real thing

awkward to load bb's. would change the way it loaded but can't think of how it could be done without taking away from how it looks

No, good gun for the money

Sure it's a bit light - so is a Ruger LCR! Took my time after cleaning bbl and checking it out. Use a small Allen wrench to just press pellets enough to seat - at first kinda slow but after a few hundred pellets I get 10 loaded in less than a minute. Used enamel paint on front/rear sights. I'm into it maybe a 1000 shots after a couple weeks and often hitting in the 1"-2"ish range at 45'-50' targets. Don't mess with BBs in this one. Averaging about 60 shots at the aforementioned range per CO2 powerlet.

It is what it is - not bad for the $. Ok change to a Ruger LCRx .22 for $50! LOL

A tiny dap of oil on every third or fourth CO2 powerlet. Try some Gamo Hunters and Match in it too - kinda surprised me after shooting the ammo
that costs 2-3 times as much! LOL

Very realistic looking. Feels good in hand. I drop one star for the weight (too light). Shot daisy flat nose pellets. Took 50 shots, still have co2 for more fun. Accurate (short range shooting in living room). Trigger feels great in single and double action.

Only the weight. Too light.

Comfortable fit in my, hand, accurate out of the box, very good trigger, easy load, 2x ammo, price.

Exactly what I expected, and I'm happy about it. A top rail would be nice, for maybe a small laser, but the open sights are fine with a small drop of white paint added.

This is a garage shooter with excellent 15-20 foot accuracy. It s a 2 1/2" barrel and that what you can expect. Maybe Superman could do further distances than that. You're a daisy if you can do it. This pistol is a nice value. Buy it for shooting fun. Careful waving it around, not for kids.

Realistic feel & look. Shoots both Pellets & BBs.

Include a holster

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this is a very accurate pellet gun good for target practice from15 to 30 feet. feels good in the hand and built good , not cheap feeling.

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you get a lot of shots for one co2.