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SCHOFIELD रिवॉल्वर 6 "स्टील ग्रे CO2 4.5MM बीबी BY AIRSOFT GUN INDIA

SCHOFIELD REVOLVER 6 “STEEL GRAY CO2 4.5MM BB BY AIRSOFT GUN INDIA SCHOFIELD रिवॉल्वर 6 "स्टील ग्रे CO2 4.5MM बीबी BY AIRSOFT GUN INDIA order it here https://www.airsoftgunindia.com/produ... buy this amazing co2 air gun revolver before its gone Follow Us At Social Media : 😇 WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaCv... 💬 WhatsApp : https://wa.me/qr/3XUFDHTJKOYFC1 🤩 Twitter / X : https://x.com/indiaairsoft 😍 Telegram : https://t.me/wheretobuyairgunsinindia Elegant and elegant polished version with imitation ivory handle. Worn by the elegant gentleman gambler. With a history of guns, the CO2-fueled Schofield Airgun is an ultra-realistic replica of the famous revolver used by many great Wild West shooters. Fictitious cartridges, each containing a single BB, are loaded into this revolver at break of bridge. The revolver works like the real gun, including the ejector that quickly ejects worn out cases for quick reloading. Can shoot both BB and pellets depending on the cartridges used. BB cartridges (ref.18963) Pellet cartridges (ref.18962) It was a fairly popular handgun and many great Far West legends, as General Custer, Jesse James and Wyatt Earp would have used a Schofield revolver. History: The Schofield was a modified Smith & Wesson Model 3, proposed by Major George Schofield, to facilitate the reloading of a rider en route. A rider could reload a Schofield in less than 30 seconds. Because of its reduced power and retreat compared to the .45 Colt, it was easier to shoot accurately while still maintaining effective braking power on the battlefield. Length (mm): 320 Weight (gr): 1035 Power (joule): 2.9 Capacity (hits): 6 Barrel length (mm): 150 Draws BBs and lead according to the sockets used. Comes with set of cartridges BB ITS a .177 air gun less than 20 joule so it does not require license in india   / airsoftgunindia     / airsoftgunindia