Gletcher Shells, fit Nagant Pellet Revolvers, for Lead Pellets, 7ct

I think my Gletcher pistol is probably the best shooter, second to my Colt NRA Peacemaker. The rifled barrels is the game changer.

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Don't buy any air gun that doesn't have a rifled barrel.

I think my Gletcher pistol is probably the best shooter, second to my Colt NRA Peacemaker. The rifled barrels is the game changer.

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Don't buy any air gun that doesn't have a rifled barrel.

Good looking quality, well made. All pellets I used fit without problems or the need for installation tool.

Some sort of identification on the base. I have many air type cartridge revolvers and keeping them sorted becomes a concern. I guess it is just as easy to say the cartridges without any id are for the Nagant.

After a couple of hundred rounds through these cartridges I sent a cleaning rod down them. They showed some very light leading. I believe that the cartridges should be cleaned as often as the pistol itself. The pellet cartridges load the pellets in the rear of the cartridges so the pellets travel the length of the cartridge unlike the BB cartridges that load at the front of the cartridge.

Good fit in cylinder.

The seal that holds the pellets varies in size slightly between the shells, some are loose and some are a tight fit. This is probably not good for accuracy.

I would say these are for display only, if you for instance have the original Nagant holster that has a pouch for spare cartridges. You will probably not use these to reload the revolver, as it is quicker to reload those that you already have sitting in the cylinder.

Realistic look and feel. Unique shell for revolver, front inset as is the real Nagant ammo.

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No speed loader here. Buy an ammo belt or make one.

A must have. Great to have them loaded and ready.

Although a bit pricey they're certainly not compared to powder.

I think they actually break in. ??