Schofield No. 3 BB Revolver, Nickel

Pros
We bought it for my grandson. He really likes it. I think it was a good purchase and I thought it was a little high.

I'd really suggest anyone who buys one of these shooters invests in a set of the optional pellet cartridges. Those load from the rear so you can reload while the cartridges are still in the cylinder. Makes reloading must faster and easier. I did find the RWS Meisterkugeln pellets showed much better accuracy in the pellet mode than the Crosman wadcutters. The latter brand grouped well but consistently printed high and left while the RWS were pretty much dead on.

Pros
Beautiful pistol! Accurate! Weighs, looks, and feels almost the same as the firearm versions. Fit and finish are very nice. You get a lot of shots out of a CO2 cylinder ( about 100) Super fun to shoot! Good sights.

Cons
As others have said, if only all these revolvers could be engineered to have nicer heavier weight plastic grips. Picky point but the trigger on this pistol is not nearly as nice as on both my peacemaker models.

Can't say enough about this revolver. Fun to shoot and a great deal for money. I've been looking at the air guns on your website and plan
to order again soon.

Great reproduction, look and feel of the real thing, and exultant fit/finish. Fun to shoot and fairly accurate with back loaded pellet cartridges. Wood grips would be nice, but probably not practical due to the large CO2 cavity and attachment issues. The plastic grips have good coloration and texture, A light coat of Tung oil gives them a semi-gloss, hand rubbed, burlwood appearance. The rear loading pellet cartridges add the length of the shell to the barrel to improve accuracy and should be offered as an alternative to the front loading BB cartridges. The blister pack is an abomination. A gun of this quality deserved a BOX for display and storage.

Pros
Great reproduction, quality, price, fun to shoot.

Cons
Blister pack, another different sized cartridge, lack of rifling.

Beautiful gun. Nice to have in your collection of air guns. Very accurate for a fixed sight gun. I would recommend to anyone who loves to shoot.

Pros
Quality made All metal construction Accurate

Cons
None that I could see.

Having both the 1875 Remington and the pellet only Peacemaker revolvers, I bought this
Schofield with great enthusiasm and expectation of the same remarkable accuracy and power
of my other 2 air guns. This replica however has real problems. The BB cartridges must be
removed from the revolver to be re-loaded, a time consuming and awkward procedure
compared to both the Peacemaker and the Remington; they can easily re-load with the
cartridges staying in the cylinder. Another problem is the hard plastic tip of each cartridge
holds those BBs with a hard, tight grip. The slightly smaller Black Diamond BBs are far more
accurate than say Copperheads in this weapon, but the system isn't as good as the
Peacemaker's or the Remington's rear bb/pellet placement.This rear loading also enhances
projectile velocity due to the length of the cartridge added to the barrel's length. This is partly
why the Remington and Peacemaker revolvers are so amazingly accurate. But in the Schofield's case, this isn't so, and with the tightly gripping
plastic tipped cartridges, feet per second and reliable accuracy suffer greatly. Now this is really
unfortunate, but worse with some BBs, than others. The slightly smaller (how do I know they're
smaller than the copperheads? They slip into the tips of the cartridges easier and are held less
tightly) Black Diamond BBs are pretty good but do not come close to the effective accuracy
and distance for both the Remington and the Peacemaker. (I shoot from 70+ feet, most of the
time) So hoping for better performance from my new Schofield, I bought the $13.00 set of 6
pellet cartridges, of the Bear River brand, and my revolver would not cycle them at all. The
cylinder balked and felt gummy, ultimately jamming the works and preventing the single
action cocking function. They were rear placement of the pellet and I was so looking forward
to the additional speed and possible accuracy of pellets with this revolver, but alas, the damn
pellet cartridges are useless in that gun. On a more positive note, this is one of the most
beautiful reproductions I've ever seen, and in that sense a full equal, and possible superior
product, than my other 2 reproductions. That's worth a full extra star in my rating 'cause this
is one fine piece of hardware, it really is. I think this weapon has remarkable potential, but a
redesign of the BBs to rear loading, and not shipping useless pellet cartridges to owners would
be a great start for what could be here. I don't think air gun companies are listening or paying
attention to their customers. I say this because I often read that a replacement magazine or clip,
"was made of cheaper plastic" or didn't fit or perform correctly.
Same for these 'optional pellet casings'for the Schofield. On another concern how many times
have you read ' if only the grips were real instead of plastic', 'I'd gladly pay more', or 'at least of
fer them as an option'. Com'on Umarex and Crossman, you could charge big! The "real" gun
companies do; $30.00-50.00, sometimes way more for nice grips. But I digress, the Schofield
is no exception; the grips look OK, but feel like plastic. So, my solution is to engage a fine
wood-worker, who says he can fashion a fine functioning set of wooden grips, god knows at what
cost. I want to summarize my review with a possible scenario; if this gun were to simply stop
shooting, it would have a place in my life as the most beautiful of my paperweights.
Happy shootin'!

Pros
This is one fine looking and holding and really unimaginably beautiful reproduction, you have to hold it in your hands to appreciate what I'm writing. For the money spent, I'm glad I own this piece, but it could have been (and may be in the future) an exceptional shooter. It isn't now, not at least compared to the Remington 1875 and Peacemaker single action revolvers.

Cons
said 'nuff already, read my review

Accurate and solid! A faithful copy. Big on looks and feels good in the hand.Get the pellet cartriges. You don't need to remove the shells - just push in the pellets! I put custom grips on mine as seen in the pics.

Pros
Great trigger pull - nice easy to use safety.

Cons
None. The Peace Maker copy is good. This pistol is great!

Looks great nice feel. Sits on the dresser lookin good. Fires straight. Only way to afford one.

Cons
None

the size and weight of this pistol is very realistic. I bought this just to collect.I will probably never shoot this.The only thing i don't care for is all the safety warning printing on the side of pistol.

A bunch of folks have said it and I will add to their voices; very nice replica gun. I have a friend who has an Uberti replica S&W Schofield #3 and he assures me this is virtually identical in weight, balance and feel to his Uberti version chambered in .45. Shoots nicely one handed (cowboy style) despite the weight of the pistol. Young shooters might have trouble with the weight but the fairly light trigger makes it very shoot-able for young shooters if they can handle the weight. Not a fan normally of chrome revolvers but this metal work is clean and smooth. The fit and overall finish are excellent for a replica at this price point. Since it is a smooth bore I'm not sure what advantage you would gain with pellets other than the weight but at short range this is a very accurate pistol which always make a gun more fun. I also have a Peacemaker and thee two guns complement each other nicely in a western pistol collection. And this is yet another pistol where the manufacturer had the good sense to incorporate the hex wrench for the CO2 screw into the grip. I have included two photos just to give some scale to the gun for potential buyers. I am 6' and wear size L gloves so you get some idea how it looks in-hand.

Pros
Very nicely built and finished realistic replica pistol. easy to load BBs and easy to chamber the rounds. Top latch engages with a nice positive feel and releases easily. The whole feel of the pistol is very realistic and should provide a certain pride of ownership.

Cons
Really can't think of a single one. The cylinder has a tad more play than I would like but I wouldn't expect it to be a closer tolerance at this price.