Page 5 of 10 - Dan Wesson 6" Silver Reviews

The finish, weight, realism, and accuracy are superb.

I would make the mounting of the barrel to the frame just a bit tighter. There is a very very slight wobble between the two pieces but it's only noticeable if you are trying to move it.

I had to disassemble the gun and re-oil the internals due to a sticking trigger when I first used the gun.

This is a very realistic and heavy air gun, a must have for replica gun collectors. The shells are awesome to load and feels just like the real thing. I recommend getting 50 or more extra shells if you want a good shooting session without the distraction of putting BBs into every 6 shells.

The handle needs remodeling. When I use the safety with my thumb on one hand, the co2 opening sometimes jiggle and just makes it feel a bit uncomfortable. Other than that, and if it can be more scratch proof, theres really nothing to complain about.

You should really be careful when installing the rail mount, if you screw it too tight, the screws will leave 2 small circles on top of the barrel. Wish i knew that beforehand because it didnt even look good with the rail. So dont even mess with that, I was just curious.

I have seen many reviews of the Dan Wesson 6" and 8" revolver and I know every pro and con to this gun but this gun has very little cons, I have not yet purchased this gun, but I "know" that I will be getting this gun very soon.

I would lower the price because products like this appeal to adults "and" teenagers making this product somewhat hard to get...

The 8 inch black Dan Wesson revolver's longer barrel does provide more fps and it includes 12 shells instead of 6. But if you want that sexy silver look then this gun is for you. (I guess thats their way of ripping you huh? haha)

It looks BEAUTIFUL! realistic looks, feel, and weight. loading the cartridges is awesome. shots per fill is amazing. sights are good, finish is good.

Make the grips less plastic and more rubber. and make the hammer more smooth (as in cocking)

do not rob a bank with this because you will probably succeed. LOL. parts of gun feel a little loose: hammer, barrel connection, cylinder, and grips.

The stainless/nickel looking finish is great. Seems to me that the CO2 puncturing is quite well done too. As far as look and weight this thing really gives you the idea that you have a 6" .357 Magnum in your hand. The working cylinder and shells that accept the bbs top off the realism. Accuracy is also pretty good for a bb gun, that is in single action.... see below

One of the biggest things right off the bat that I noticed was the trigger linkage/hammer and cylinder timing/action was extremely heavy, clunky and sometimes would even bind and not advance. I attempted many different things to remedy this. Oiling, help advance one shell manually, working the action(dry firing) etc. All seemed to have very minimal effects. So far I have only put about 350 rds through this pistol. I can say it has worked in a bit more and is smoother. SA only that is. DA is unusable for any accuracy whatsoever. The cylinder carriage requires care putting back in the frame but that I am used to now.

While everyone's reviews of this are glowing and over the top I can't endorse with that much confidence. I was offered to return this to PA but I declined thinking that it was just me. Maybe I got one that isn't quite right. Regardless when I see it in the case I can't help but pick it up. Then it is inevitable that I'll want to shoot it. That's probably worth the money right? :-)

The feel and weight of a metal revolver BB gun. The act of loading the shells into the cylinder is just awesome(although they should have put clearance into the left grip for the speedloader. The look on my sons friends faces when I pull this out for some group shooting... The realistic appearance of the bullets. But I tell my son to never flash this around as everyone would assume its real and loaded with hollowpoint.

The DOUBLE ACTION TRIGGER PULL AND FORCE REQ'D - is Ridiculous! Why they could spend a little more engineering time to make if more useable is beyond me. For the price this should have been knocked out of the park. THE GRIPS - feel and are cheap - the one GLARING flaw in an otherwise superbly executed BB gun

Works and looks awesome with a decent red dot scope. i spent the bucks for the Walther and it was worth it.
Its HEAVY - younger shooters (my sons 12) may have some difficulty holding it up and out for long.
** MINE BROKE after 2.9 months! Good news is that Pyramide covered it under warranty!

everything. i like how relistic it is and it shoots pretty hard on top of it. very nice gun, wouldn't change anything in my opinion.

i really liked the fact that it has a great weight and feel to it. the realistic loadable shells are also very very good. this revolver is very nice and if you have the money dont hesitate to purchase it.

i would change the hammer of this gun, because it is lose and makes the feel and look of the gun cheap, yet everything else on the gun is top notch. i really would have preferred a colour like the 4 inch dan wesson, a shiny black. but the stainless colour also rocks hard. the hammer sometimes james on this gun but it is fixable, dont worry. this gun should be priced at around $80 instead of 120 or sometimes even more.

if you got the money dont hesitate one bit to purchase this gun.

Beatiful looking gun. Great price.

Better fps. Several chrony test on youtube review messure the fps less than 400 fps that is below the advertised 430 fps.

If you like fast fps get the 8in. It shoot about 50fps faster then the 6in but if look in important to you the silver 6in is better looking.

This gun looks and feels real. Fools everyone who sees it. I have to show them its only a BB gun. The rear sights are fully adjustable which is great. After tweaking it in I have no problem holding 1" groups at 13' (that's as far as I can go in my garage).

Lighter trigger pull on double action. Since it's so stiff I shoot single action all the time. More rubberizing on the grips, not so hard. There is not enough clearance for the speed loader to come straight in but is manageable. Not sure how the ASG design guys missed this in their CAD model.

This is a heavy gun. It is so fun you want to shoot it all the time. After a night of shooting a couple hundred times, the next day your right shoulder is sore. :)