Gletcher NGT F CO2 BB Revolver, Silver

The Gletcher NGT F CO2 BB Revolver in silver is a stunningly realistic airgun version of the Russian wartime firearm designed by Emile and Leon Nagant and first used by the Russian army and then the Soviet military. It features measured average velocities up to 390 FPS for affordable and exciting plinking and target practice with a historical flair.

This airgun uses the same loading system as its powder-burning counterpart, and as such it includes seven BB cartridge shells that are loaded with BBs one at a time through the loading gate. It can be used in double-action mode with a simple pull of the trigger, or cocked first by using the hammer. In both cases, the cylinder revolves in the same manner as the firearm version.

The Gletcher NGT F uses a single 12-gram CO2 cartridge located under a removable checkered grip panel, which provides a firm hold for slip resistance. This model comes in an attractive silver finish suitable for both use and display, and the full-metal frame gives this air gun model an authentic weight and feel reminiscent of the classic gun it replicates.

In order to provide accurate shots, this BB revolver utilizes a fixed front blade sight and a fixed notch rear sight like the military sidearm. For a detailed close copy of the renowned military firearm from Russian history, get a Gletcher NGT F CO2 BB Revolver in silver finish from Pyramyd AIR today.

Gletcher NGT F CO2 BB Revolver, Silver

• .177 caliber
• Repeater
• Silver (nickel) finish
• Full-metal frame
• Max. velocity: 328 FPS*
• 7-round capacity
• Double/single-action
• Fixed front blade
• Fixed notch rear sight
• Lever safety
• Uses a 12-gram CO2 cartridge
• Checkered polymer grips
• Includes seven BB cartridge shells
• 5.50 lbs. trigger-pull in single-action, 8.80 lbs. trigger-pull in double-action
• Overall length: 9"
• Weight: 1.54 lbs.

In single-action mode, we got a high of 403 fps with Daisy zinc-plated steel BBs, with an average of 390 fps. In double-action (using Daisy BBs), we got a high of 396 fps, with an average of 386 fps. Gletcher indicates a velocity of 328 fps on their box and 360 fps in their manual.