UHC Colt Python gas revolver

Specifications

Appearance

Realistic (RIF)

Brand

Unknown/Other

FPS (0.20g)

Under 300 FPS

Power System

GBB (Gas Blowback)

Model

Unknown/Other

Weapon Type

Revolver

Condition Status

Well used

Delivery

Method

Postage only

Postage

£11.95

Courier

Parcelforce

Service

48 Hour

Insured

No

Description

Selling my UHC gas-powered replica of a Colt Python revolver. Made of plastic and powered by airsoft gas (green or similar propane). The gas is injected into the grip's underside. It fires both in double- and single-action. The revolver is fed by 6 shells, each holding one airsoft pellet. I think it has a fixed hop-up, so it makes a decent gun for backyard shooting. When I bought it, the gun shipped with 8 shells, which are all included here. I believe these are no longer made, and were manufactured in Taiwan. As mentioned, it has an all-plastic build for the exterior, while the internals are metal (including the hammer and trigger). The grip panels are also plastic, textured to resemble wood. The build quality overall is very good, and was certainly worth the money when I bought it new in 2024. The lockwork (hammer cocking and cylinder rotation + alignment) is in good shape and works as it should I only brought this gun to 2 or 3 skirmishes, and worked fine, but I later preferred using metal sidearms. Most of my use with this gun I'd just fidget with it as a cool replica, in cocking the hammer, dry-firing, and loading/unloading the cylinder. In cold climates, I have tested the revolver with red gas before and it ran fine. There's some wear I have to report, to justify the "well-used" condition tag; The first time I ever tested the gun with gas, a piece of the plastic forcing cone (this is the part between the barrel and cylinder muzzle) snapped off by the left side. This hasn't affected performance but unfortunately it is somewhat of an eyesore if you look at the gun with the cylinder out. Secondly, there's some light denting on the part on the frame where the (metal) hammer impacts from firing. I layered it with some tape to prevent further denting over a year ago. Sometimes, the rear sight (which is adjustable) may come unwinding to one side if one handles and plays with the gun too much. This is easily corrected by screwing the sight back to the center position. Lastly, at one point I used red marker to color the bullet tip of the shells to simulate the look of a .357 Mag round. It should come off easily though with some alcohol. I still have manufacturer warning/instruction papers I can include with the revolver. I'm only selling this gun because I don't have a use for it anymore, and want to fund my other gun purchases. Before I take anyone's money, I will make sure they have read the whole condition report. I will send this gun out with Parcelforce 48, which from past experience should still be £11.95 for postage. I am based in the Scottish Highlands, so I will send from there. Payment by bank transfer because I don't have Paypal. I'm often very busy in mornings and weekends, but regardless I try to regularly check my messages. If you have any questions, do ask. If one requires more photos (the 4-pic limit here doesn't help), I can email some to show more of the gun's details.