Colt Python .357 CO2 BB Revolver, 10rd Repeater

+Cheap +Easy to load Decent accuracy and co2 efficency

-Oreo mag is not realistic (not a huge downside tbh) -Does not have a rotating cylinder. Only the mag moves. -Feels cheap (Also not a huge downside considering the price)

Very nice revolver that takes practicality over aesthetics. Though not an ugly gun, it does seen to be plastic in parts, with the grips feeling the cheapest and the barrel and cylinder being plastic too. The oreo mag is the least realistic thing but its also what makes this gun nice since it makes loading easier since you can just dip it in the container to load it. Plus the oreo mags are cheap to replace. Although this might turn off hardcore airgun buyers this gun is very efficient on the co2 and is very easy to load and use. 100% deserves to be bought if you want an easy to use airgun.

I like the style, it has good fps and adjustable rear sight. The grip feels comfortable for me.Good value for the price. Easy to load bbs

Would like to see a pellet version.pur

Pyramid air stands behind their products.

This gun feels good in the hand, shoots well and is easy to load. It is an attractive replica of the Colt 357 produced by Umarex. I did expect it to be a little more "hefty" than it is but I guess the overall weight is due to the plastic construction. It would be nice to see this in a little heavier metal version. But overall it is a nice pistol that is fun to shoot. Seems to be pretty accurate.

Include more rotary 10rd. magazines with it and maybe a brown colored grip as an option like the Dan Wesson revolvers have.

I like this pistol and at the time I recently ordered it I looked thru the attached list of items available to supplement it and ordered a holster (which I will review separately) and had intentions of ordering additional 10rd rotary magazines only to discover that as of 6/1/22 (as I am writing this review) they are still current UNAVAILABLE. Since this is an Umarex-produced replica pistol I also checked their website and found the same result there as well. Pyramyd Air offers them in 3packs at a VERY FAIR $6.99 when they are in-stock and I am awaiting notification that they are back in so I can purchase them. This gun is fun to shoot, easy to load and fairly accurate. Get-ya-one!

This is a fun gun and the trigger is the best part of it.

Put dovetail groves in the molded rib to accommodate a red dot

More fun with extra pellet and BB mags for sure.

Everything

Nothing

CO2 last about 70:Shots

It has a good look and feel.

I would have it last more than two CO2 cartridges.

I bought this for my father. We went through two cartridges so maybe 80 shots. It went in the closet for a few months. I took it out to shoot it again and the CO2 cartridge would no longer seal. The gas just shoots out. At this point it was past the warranty. I bought a new gasket thinking that would fix it and it did not. Don't buy this, get the Vigilante instead.

I liked the trigger and action as well as the adjustable rear site. Loading is simple and fast. I also got the optional pellet magazines x 3 and shooting .177 pellets from this gun is accurate at 20 yards for the first 30 shots. After that i switch to BB's and get accuracy from those for another 20 shots. By then the Co2 starts to fade a little and shots start to drop the POI. This gun is fun to shoot and chase a pop can all around the backyard.

A fiber optic sight option would be nice.

This gun is fun to shoot and chase a pop can all around the backyard.

The single action trigger action is the best feature. The co2 efficiency is good. Sights are great. Grip is grippy. Co2 is easy to load and pierce. Handsome gun. Clips are pretty easy to load and operate.

The plastic is light and flimsy feeling, especially compared to the internally identical Umarex Brodax. Its very unbalanced and winds up being relatively difficult to hold a steady aim. My biggest disappointment is that the functional inner barrel is two inches shorter than the cosmetic outer barrel. I wanted the Python because it was listed here as having a 6.88 Inch barrel. Its actually less than 5 inches, which is shorter than the Brodax. Another reason I bought the python is for the adjustable sights, which is great, but the plastic the rear sight is made from is real thin and may be fragile. Also, the grip panel that pops off to load co2 doesnt quite fit right. Overall, Im Disappointed that its not as good quality my the lower priced Brodax. I feel like I shoulda just bought a second one of those.

I have 22 airguns and this is one of my least favorite. I would recommend the much more solid feeling Brodax instead. The Pythons only advantage is the adjustable sights, but the Brodax still gets more accurate and efficient results. Also, certain brands of ammo are just a little bit too small to stay snug in the clips. Hornady Blacks fit the best.

Looks authentic - feels authentic except for the weight. Not an issue. Quite accurate at 15yds, 50+ shots per CO2 powerlette

Rifled barrel, heavier (steel) barrel.....probably asking a bit much for a $45 gun. Pellet magazines could be designed slightly different to keep ends of pellets from sticking out and preventing the wheel from turning (the nylon Ruger 10/22 magazines also made by Umarex are a better design to hold pellets snugly in place).

Good bang for your buck/

Being plastic the gun is nice and light so holding the shot until you get the sight picture you want is much easier than with some of the tanks out there. It packs a crisp report and is such a miser with CO2!

I would love to see a full sized rotating cylinder, set up like the ASG Wesson revolvers AND I would also love to see some sort of customization availability

She can fire pellets OR BBs so Id invest in a few extra discs so you dont have to waste shooting time doing any more than swapping out spent ammo disks