Smith&Wesson 629 Classic 6.5 Inch Full Metal Co2 [2.6468]

Description

The ASG Smith&Wesson 629 Classic 6.5" barrel revolver replica is a faithful reproduction of the legendary revolver, chambered in 6 mm BB. This model combines classic aesthetics with modern solutions, offering a realistic shooting experience. It is powered by a 12g CO₂ capsule, housed in the grip, and its distinctive feature is loading via adapters imitating real ammunition. The presented version features a silver finish and black grip panels.

Features of the Smith&Wesson 629 Classic Revolver Replica:

• Solid metal construction with polymer grip panels.
• Trigger mechanism operating in single-action (SA) and double-action (DA) modes.
• Vertically and horizontally adjustable rear sight, and a fixed front sight with a red dot.
• Ergonomic, finger-grooved grip panels.
• Original manufacturer markings on the frame.
• Precision inner barrel with a length of 165 mm.
• Muzzle velocity of up to 450 Fps (with 0.2g BBs).

Realistic Loading System:

The ASG 629 Classic revolver replica features a realistic loading system, based on a rotating cylinder and metal dummy cartridges. Each dummy cartridge holds a single 6 mm BB, and these prepared cartridges are then loaded into the 6-chamber cylinder. After firing, the dummy cartridges can be ejected from the cylinder using an ejector rod, faithfully replicating the operation of a real firearm. The shells are reusable, and for quick reloading, it is recommended to have a spare set.

DA/SA Trigger Mechanism:

The implemented single/double-action (DA/SA) trigger mechanism ensures precision and control. In SA mode, it features a short pull and light resistance, conducive to accurate shots. DA mode, with a longer pull and greater resistance, allows for firing without the need to manually cock the hammer each time.

CO2 Power and Safety:

The ASG revolver is powered by a standard 12-gram CO₂ capsule, installed in the grip. Compressed carbon dioxide ensures a high muzzle velocity for the BBs. It's important to note that shooting efficiency depends on ambient temperature and firing rate. A punctured CO₂ capsule can be safely left in the replica for a maximum of 48 hours. For safety during transport or storage, the trigger mechanism can be locked using an adjustable safety switch located on the frame.