Tokyo Marui M1851 Navy Spring Revolver

The Tokyo Marui 1851 Spring Revolver is a fantastic replica of an old western revolver. A similar variant is used by "Blondie" played by Clint Eastwood in the famous western "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly". This particular model is based on the M1851 Navy, The decorative engraving on the cylinder depicting the "Battle of Campeche" is reproduced by laser marking. The grip is painted with woodgrain paint, and the front sight is made by cutting brass. Realistic markings on barrel & cylinder of pistol. Although this is a plastic spring action model gun that is marketed for younger players, this gun is so much fun! Note that this pistol is only 450g, so quite a bit lighter than you might expect. The internal frame is made of metal parts to increase rigidity and eliminate distortion when the hammer is cocked. As you would expect from Marui, despite the near all-plastic construction, it looks convincingly realistic, with no rattles or plastic creaking. This is a spring powered gun, so no gas or CO2 required, yet it still has all the same functions as its gas counterparts. If you cock the gun by mistake, you can manually decock it without firing it. The hammer is smooth to operate, it is quite similar to the gas and CO2 counterparts. The gun in contrast to most airsoft revolvers has an adjustable hop-up which can be adjusted by hand, which significantly increases its range since this gun has a low FPS and it is designed to use 0.12 gram BBs. Remember this was designed for children of the age 10 and above, so it is still a basic plinker as opposed to a long range, skirmishable or collectors piece. Fires at: 120fps Weighs: 450g Length: 339mm