Schofield CO2 Revolver 6 inch NBB Silver & Ivory caliber 4.5mm BB

The Schofield CO2 Revolver 6 Zoll NBB Silber & Ivory Kaliber 4,5mm BB is a single-action revolver with a break-open design, developed in the late 1860s by Major George W. Schofield of the U.S. Army Ordnance Department. Based on the Smith & Wesson Model 3, this revolver was primarily used by the United States Army in the late 19th century. Depending on the cartridge used, the revolver can fire both pellets and BBs, making it particularly versatile.

With a magazine capacity of 6 rounds, this revolver offers impressive firepower. The full metal construction and ivory-colored plastic grip panels not only give it an elegant appearance but also provide high stability and durability. Thanks to the Non-BlowBack technology, the revolver remains particularly maintenance-friendly and reliable.

The simple handling and precise workmanship make this revolver an ideal companion for enthusiasts of historical weapons and shooters who value quality and authenticity.

Features Schofield CO2 Revolver 6" NBB Silber & Ivory 4,5mm BBDetailed replica in 1:1 scaleFull metal construction, plastic grip panels in ivory lookOriginal Schofield markingsHighly polished silver chrome on barrel and housing6-inch barrel integrated into the upper frameFolding frame for removing and reloading the revolver cartridgesFixed sightsSingle action triggerManual safety

Technical DataCaliber: 4.5 mm (.177) and 4.5 mm BBSystem: CO2Ammunition type: PelletsMagazine capacity: 6 roundsColor: SilverMaterial: Full metalGrip panels: PlasticSafety: ManualTrigger: Single-action
Weight: 1085 gOverall length: 320 mmEnergy: <3.0 Joules

Included in DeliverySchofield CO2 Revolver 6" NBB Silber & Ivory 4,5mm BB6 loading cartridgesDescriptionPacked in cardboard

Available from 18 years!

CO2 weapons with an energy over 0.5 Joules are subject to the Weapons Act and must have an “F” marking in a pentagon. The acquisition, possession, and transport of the weapons is permitted for adults. However, they are subject to a carrying ban (§42 a WaffG).