Dan Wesson 715, 6" Airgun, Pellets, Steel Grey

This is an amazing pellet pistol for the money. Wow. I wanted something to practice with at home that was convenient, did not require a trip to the range, and did not set me back $75 for range fees and ammo every time. This gun does the trick. This gun is very accurate for my needs and abilities. At age 56, I no longer shoot like the expert marksman when I was in the military. I am sure the gun is much more accurate than I am capable of shooting. The pic is a grouping of 84 shots within about 2.5" at 10 meters. I painted the sights bright flourescent green because any black sights are hard for me to see, since I wear bifocals. For about $3 I get 84 shots, so about 3.57 cents per shot - all from a single CO2. I also wanted a double/single action to practice sort of similar to my EDC Bodyguard 380. The action on the BG380 is double action only and it is quite heavy, but very smooth. This pellet gun in DA is smooth, but has a heavy start and a rapid fall (forgive my terms), so a jerking motion is hard to not encounter. But it does help with practicing DA control. All the shots in the pic are SA and the SA trigger is light, crip, and very predictable. It is not possible to have a bad experience with this gun, especially at the price point. Hope this helps. Be safe!

I have several 'cheapy' CO2 BB pistols, and decided to upgrade my shooting experience. I looked at a number of the clip type, semi automatics and was not even thinking about getting a revolver -- that is, until I saw a photo of this one. One look and I was smitten. I started reading reviews and watched a few video reviews, and the very positive user experiences convinced me. I got the 4 in. barrel in Silver finish.Goodness, I'm happy I sprang for this fine gun. It would almost be worth the price just to set in a display case.It seems to be very well made, and everything works as advertised. The trigger action is very smooth, and there's no 'slop' in the cylinder or hammer action. It puts out plenty of power with a fresh CO2 cartridge.I've already ordered the Dan Wesson case for it, as well as a box of extra shells. I will need to test various brands and designs of pellets to see which work best in this pistol.I received this late yesterday, and this evening was my first opportunity to do some shooting and sight adjustment -- not much was needed. To my utter amazement, at 20 ft. in my garage my very first shot at an 8 in. 'splatter' target was a dead center bullseye -- and I mean dead center! I went and got my wife to show her -- to which she said, "Well that's a good start!" I agree.

Works great. Period

Nice looking revolver. The revolver is mostly a glossy polished finish except the cylinder is rough and unpolished.Shooting about 30 foot from the target the pellets drop about 12 inches and drift about 10 inches after about 25 feet. This problem might be adjustable.Also this revolver looks to be a return or someone at the warehouse was playing with it. It had fingerprints and smudges all over, and was loosely packaged.No longer works. Junk.Update; After 6 months of ownership and several pellet jams it no longer is usable. The barrel is jammed with pellets and cylinder now spins freely while closed. I have contacted the seller via email and I am waiting on their response. I will update hopefully in the near future.Update March 2023: no reply from seller. The revolver is not usable, I packed it back in the original box and stowed it in my vault. The next time I open the vault I will probably throw this revolver in the trash.

I love this pistol, it looks great, quality and amazing. I’m assuming like the real thing it has the weight of the real pistol, for me it’s a little bit heavier than I would like. Really hated to send it back. Would make a good show piece. Really a great looking piece.

Nice looking replica, good trigger. Poor sight and accuracy. Shoots reasonably at ten feet. Unable to correct with sight adjustment.

Nice looking gun ... nice feel ... all metal with rubberized grips. But I didn't learn until after I bought it, that the rifled portion of the barrel was only 2.5 inches ... after that it dumps into an oversized portion that is not rifled. This affects accuracy. Getting 1.5-to 2-inch groups at 25 ft (good ...but could be better). You would think ... pellet pistol with 6-inch barrel equals 6-inch riffled barrel. My Crosman Vigilantly (6-inch rifled barrel) get better accuracy by half ... at half the price. But then it only looks half as nice ... I'll keep the Dan Wesson 715. Just wish I knew going in it only had a 2.5-inch riffled barrel. I did read that the 4-inch version actually has a 3.5 to 4-inch riffled barrel ... suggest you get that version. Barrel beef aside ... really like the Dan Wesson 715. Have about 1000 round though it already. Gets about 70 to 80 shots per cartridge. Would not hesitate to buy another ... perhaps just not the 6-inch version.

I highly recommend this pellet pistol. The craftsmanship is top notch, looks and feels and the weight it's on parr with the Dan Wesson revolver it replicates. Very easy to load the pellet and CO2 cartridge, the grip is awesome and I've had a lot of fun target shooting over the past couple weeks.