ASG Dan Wesson CO2 Pellet Revolver

Type: Pellet Revolver
Manufacturer: ASG
Model: Dan Wesson 6-Inch Silver
Materials: Full Metal
Weight: 1014 g (2.3 lb)
Barrel: Rifled
Power Source: CO2
Action: Single and Double Action
Ammo Type: .177 Lead Pellets
Ammo Capacity: 6 Rounds
FPS: 426

Trigger Pull: This ASG Dan Wesson Pellet Revolver has a predictable trigger with the single action being a bit more consistent since the take up is short, and the release is fairly light. Double action mode is very usable without a lot of extra pressure required. I found I just wanted to shoot this gun in single action mode because it felt more natural being that it is a six shooter. You also want to take your time shooting since loading the pellets into each shell and then the shells into the cylinder takes a bit of time.

Accuracy: Based on the exceptional results I got shooting my Dan Wesson Steel BB versions from 30 feet away, I should be able to crack an inch or two 6-round grouping if my shooting is on. In terms of FPS performance, ASG claims the pellet versions to shoot around the same velocity as the steel BB versions. With that in mind, this should give the Pellet shooting Dan Wesson's the advantage for raw power, since the lead pellets are heavier than steel 4.5mm BB's.

Build Quality: Like the entire Dan Wesson Revolver line from ASG, the pellet series is no exception and the fit and finish is very good. Most of the revolver is metal with the exception of the grips which are a plastic with a bit of a rubberized texture to them. The modified rifled barrels are made out of hardened steel and similarly so are portions of the newly designed pellet loading shells. Overall these are improvements to the quality of the pellet shooting Dan Wesson Revolvers over the BB and Airsoft Dan Wessons.

Realism: The ASG Dan Wesson revolver is as close as you can get to a real six shooter. Loading and ejecting actual shells into the cylinder makes you feel like this gun is much more than an unassuming airgun! If you want that real revolver experience than a shell loading Dan Wesson is the way to go, and the addition of a rifled barrel and lead pellets to the Pellet firing version should make the shooting experience even better.

Pros:

• It's a revolver with actual shells! Gives you the feeling of a real 6 shooter
• Almost all metal design
• Lots of detail in this gun, very well made, fit and finish is very good
• Should have good power and good accuracy. Even better than the BB versions!
• Adjustable rear sight for windage and elevation
• Barrel and shell redesign are a big improvement over the BB shooting versions

Cons:

• Has a plastic CO2 screw tab
• Loading pellets does take longer than the BB versions
• May use more CO2 per shot than the BB versions because of heavier ammo

Comments: I am impressed with how ASG did the redesign of the inner barrel and pellet loading shells for this revolver. It is obvious that ASG didn't just grab some parts of the shelf and quickly modify a BB version to shoot pellets. ASG did it right and you can see the new adapted parts are of high quality and are even an improvement over the BB versions in many ways. On paper the pellet shooting Dan Wessons should be more accurate especially out at further ranges than the BB shooting Dan Wessons and the pellet versions should also hit the target with more force since they shoot a heavier projectile at around the same FPS