Colt SAA .45 Peacemaker Gas Powered Airsoft Revolver (Model: Cavalry Barrel / Blue-White Porcelain)

"Good gun fires well but I am wondering if I can buy shorter or longer barrels to interchange them instead of buying a whole new gun

"Pros: Full Metal, Six Shooter, and Blued, Calvary Barrel as well. This SAA shoots very well at medium to close range. If I were to use this on an Airsoft field for games and such I would declare this a good CQB pistol depending on how fast the user can load.

This beauty has a nice weight to it, and every pull of the hammer has a total of five clicks. The blued finish is very beautiful and I would totally recommend this revolver to anyone who is a fan of six shooters.

Cons: Cylinder doesn’t rotate freely when the hammer is in a 1/2 cocked position. So the cylinder cannot be spun like in the old westerns with Clint Eastwood aka Blondie. However you can still cowboy load. Another issue I have is trying to line up the male end of the green gas bottle with the female part where the gas is injected into. 3rd issue is if you squeeze the trigger and bump the hammer while loaded with gas this will release all the gas. (However I think this might be a feature because this issue has actually came in handy when short on time so.)

Overall in my opinion this Calvary Blued SAA Revolver is worth every dime.

"I got the short barrel/blued Colt. She's a beauty! An exact all-steel replica of a real Colt .45! Loading bullets, cocking, firing, are exactly the same. The plastic simulated wood handles look like highly polished burl. It's fun to shoot it in my basement. Airsoft bb's aren't exactly ideal for serious target practice. If that was what I had wanted, then I would have shelled out ten times the amount for a real Colt, and then I would have had to travel to a shooting range, and then clean the gun afterwards. With my airsoft Colt I can just plink targets around my basement any time I want to. Besides, I got it because it has the look, balance, and feel of a real Colt, enabling me to get in touch with my inner Clint Eastwood.