Denix 1873 western Frontier revolver non firing replica cap gun colt 45 peacemaker John Cattleman
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- čas přidán 14. 01. 2018
- Hey guys this is my new Denix non firing replica, it only fires capped dummy rounds from denix, It's a lovely piece; great for display, your western gun collection, and cosplay. The overall length is 11" with a 5-1/2" barrel and weighs in at 3 pounds. It's nickle plated with faux ivory grips. I purchase it from www.discountcutlery.net
Note: Please do not take this toy/replica out in public it can be mistaken for the real thing and you can get hurt or arrested, keep the displaying/playing in your home or any private property with permission from the owner, be safe and enjoy your new replica. Please note that I am not responsible for any injuries or any legal actions taken for mistreatment of this replica. - Zábava
I love his accent
"gwips"
Dinnnex 😂
Looks like John's cattleman revolver from Rdr2,that ivory hammer reminds me of it 🥰
Cattleman Revolver in rdr2 = Saa Revolver in real life
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Nah thats doc hollidays
Yeah... A peacemaker lol
@@nicksteinweg252 they're actually marketed as cattleman revolvers too
My left ear didn't like this
i loved this gun i just loved everything about it when you fired it smoke comes out like you just shot a bullet and the bullet ejection feature and everything about this gun is worth buying
It is great, isnt it, like being a child all over again when you get your first cap gun, I had two smoke wagons with dual holster belt, growing up in the mid 80's.
A LITTLE TIP- if you risk breaking your dummy bullets when dry firing, here's a solution. You really need one spare set of dummies for this.
After you have fired six of the supplied caps, use a touch of superglue to stick them securely in the six(dry-firing only) dummies. They should then act as a cushion so's not to impact the two castellated extensions on the ends of the cap-firing dummy cartridges. Replace the spent plastic caps as necessary.
Great tip, I think even a dab of hot glue behind the taps will be even better, since hot glue is rubbery when cooled it will give it even more cushion. Yeah you really do need spares, I bought 6 packs to ensure I am always packing caps. LOL Thanks for watching my video.
So the super glue goes into the dummy shells?
Whery nice Model, Denix has done a great work on this one, i also have same model but mine has real wood grip that is the only different
Yes they did, so you should have the 1106NQ, very nice also. I also have the dx1501 model fast draw which is the same in quality but with a shorter barrel and the black plastic grips with the spread eagle, looks great and fits great in the hand.
you spelt "very" wrong. It is not whery, I'm not here to judge just bringing it to your attention.
thats so cool, good video
Well done bro!
Thank you so much for the video. It’s the only one I could find on this particular version of the peacemaker. I just ordered one myself. Also, how has the replica held up after spinning or usage over time? Also, would you recommend any stands or other display tool for the replica?
Hey James The Person, Thanks for watching my video I'm glad I was able to help. Lets see so far all of my peacemakers have held up great, this one also and I have dropped it twice while I was spin it and it did not break or chipped at all. For a stand, I never bought one, but I did find this one on amazon www.amazon.com/Denix-Wooden-Pistol-Dagger-Stand/dp/B00BCDXRAE has some nice customer review pics and for a wall plaque I would make my own, I would buy the wall hangers www.discountcutlery.net/DX28-Denix-Replica-Sword-or-Gun-Hanger_p_34736.html and a piece of white pine board 1"x8" by 2 feet or bigger, which really measures at 3/4"x7-1/2" x 2' cut them down to 15"-16" long and stain or paint and add any add on's like this display here gunsofold.com/pat_garrett_dk.jpg you can do a google image search for pistol wooden wall displays and get ideas from others. How this helps and if you have any other question please feel free to ask.
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen Thanks for the suggestions! I think I’ll wait till the replica gets through the mail to decide on the display I’ll buy, but that plaque looks like a really good option. Thanks!
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen how can I order one I am having issues and how much is it
@@cartersmithmusic4349 Hey Carter, thanks for watching my video. I got mine from discountcutlery heres a the link www.discountcutlery.net/Denix-Replica-Pistols_c_4464.html the 1150g which is the grey one goes for $49.00 and the nickle is going for $54.60. Hope this helps.
Thank you for your video, I was wondering about the quality of the Denix brand and the how realistic the gun was. I'm buying one for my next convention, sure I do !
👌🏼
That's cool, what convention are u going to? If u don't mind me asking. Yes Denix has come a long way, even though some models may come a little rough but for the price u can't beat them. I just bought 2 more western revolvers both fast draw (4-3/4") one, nickel plated with the black plastic grips (model 1501) and the other is the black with wood grips (model 1186B) both are in great quality and both are beauties. Now all I have to do is make them a leather holster. I'll be making a video of them soon, so stay tuned. Thanks for watching.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen I don't think you'll now it, it's a little festival in my village in Switzerland 😂 but a very cool one !
So I'm waiting for your holster DIY, thanks.
@@Galadhan ok cool, have fun, yeah I should have the holster vid up by the ending of next week, so sub to stay updated. Again thanks for watching.
If the convention has not happened yet I recommend removing the trigger so security doesnt take it from you thinking its real. Denix has a video of assembly to show you how.
Galad' Han please tell me you didnt buy it. These are incredibly low quality and will break and dent very easily
Just ordered a Denix Peacemaker and some silver dummy rounds. Should be getting both between the 2nd and 5th of April. Can't wait!
That's great man, hope you enjoy them
Oh I forgot to ask, which one?
Wood grip with a chrome barrel
@@hollywoodghostbusters9869 Ok that's cool, is that the 1186 nickel with the 4-3/4 inch barrel or the 1106 nickel with the 5-1/2 inch barrel? Either way they are very good look revolvers.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen 1873 Colt with antique gray finish. My bad. Didn't look at the listing before I replied.
You did a good job doing a review for this replica, you did a good job explaining every thing...if I do get a replica one..I would get this one...this review helped me decide what one I want to get.
Thank you for watching my video, I'm glad I was able to help you make a decision. Thank you for the kind words I tried my best to explain it well since there's not much about this style. Thanks
I just got mine thanks for all the help
Your welcome, Hope I earned your sub.
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen you sure did
So if you dry fire them can you still use the dummy bullets with out the caps
Like I mentioned in the video, it you dry fire the dummy cap bullet without the caps their is a greater possibility that the dummy round will break like the one I showed, I would buy the regular dummy rounds for dry firing.
Does the gun have a nice weight to it? I’m wanting to get one and am wondering if it is good as a prop gun and if it’s complex to use.
Hey thanks for watching my video, Yes the replica has some nice weight to it about 3 pounds and it will make a great prop, it's not hard to use at all, it works just like any other single action western revolver, also if your interested I also make leather holsters if you'll looking for a specific style let me know. Subbed so you can see my next video on how I make a western holster for this gun and others. Thanks
Hey can you tell me where I can get the dummy ammo?
Hey Julian, I get mines from dicountcutlery.net they usually sell out fast but they always get more. here's a the link. www.discountcutlery.net/DX49-Denix-Dummy-Shells-and-50-Caps_p_79420.html or you can try this company they have them also. www.knifecountryusa.com/store/product/303098.303103/denix-replicas-49-replica-cap-shells.html
When’s the next video? You should do a video on all the denix stuff you have like a collection video that would be cool
That would be cool, maybe soon.
What a nice gun. I saw one like this same brand but with a brown handle.
Thanks. Yeah that is the model 1186 nickel, with wood grips, those are very nice as well.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Do you have it? I really like these revolver replicas, especially these shiny ones are nice to look at. Colt Peacemaker really is a classic, definitely a great collectible. Another one from this brand I really like is a more modern gun the Colt Python .357 Magnum which is also a beauty. Had a shiny silver look and brown grips imitating wood. There was also a completely black one but I liked the silver one better.
@@chrislergi4152 Hey, No I dont the 1186NQ, Yeah I also like the nickel ones as well, there are a couple others that I would like, like the Scofield in nickel, and the 1851 colt navy in nickel, which you can pop toy caps with it. Yeah the colt Python is a nice gun and the shiny nickel really make it pop.
@@chrislergi4152 Hi, I wanted to add that, while I dont have the 1186NQ, I do have the 1501NQ, with black grips, very nice as well, so at discount cutlery as well under DX1501, I'll probably be making a video of it soon, so sub so you can get notified if your interested. Again Thanks
Sorry for asking so many questions but what size holster do you think will fit this gun because I ordered this exact gun with dummy rounds in your video and I’m planning on getting a holster for it what size do you this would be best?
Hey LetHal_Snail 92, It's ok that's why I make videos to help. Technically any holster for a single action army revolver should fit well, the problem is how they are made, finding one that is made well will cost a bit more then finding one that will fit but looks like crap, with unfinished edges, and machine sewn with thin thread vs hand sewn (which is much stronger) with thick thread, is it made from veg tanned leather or a softer leather, denix makes holster also but they are ok for the price but they will not last long and doesn't look so good and made with thin leather. I myself have been making some holsters and have been thinking of make them for sell, they are handmade and hand sewn using thick veg tanned leather, or single action armies, and modern revolvers as well, I'll probably make a video showcasing them.
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen thank you so much for your help this is the only video on CZcams that gives a review on this gun which is very surprising and I have been wanting a gun like this for a very long time and I’m glad you made this video because I wouldn’t have been able to know what the gun does and looks like irl but thanks for all the help 👍 KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!
@@LH_Sparrow Hey man, sorry for replying so late, I did not see your comment until now, I know its been a while since you wrote it, but thank you for watching and Im glad I was able to help you, it is a very pretty replica and lot of fun. Again thank you and I will try to make more Denix videos. Keep safe out there partner
This is the one that I want to get, very pretty replica.
It is very pretty, and when you do get one, you wont regret it.
When you spin the gun, does the little bit of metal that pokes out on the trigger guard hurt your finger?
Hey Doc, don't know what bit of metal you're talking about but nothing gets in the way of your fingers, or your thumbs, it spins nice at least mine does, I haven't heard of anyone complaining about denix cutting them while spinning.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Oh alright. I'm talking about on the inside of the trigger guard, there is a little bit of metal from the seal poking out from when they joined it together.
@@007-Bond Oh ok I see now, the join seam, no its smooth no rough edges.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Yeah I couldn't seem to find the word for it xD. Thank you very much. I love your review by the way.
@@007-Bond Thank you, I'm glad I could help.
good video man!
Thanks man.
Beautiful!! You just sent me video !!
I got the cavalry model and i love it. But the only problem i have is that the loading gate doesn't stay open. I was searching for a solution on how to fix that issue, but i can't find any help. I've only found people with the same problem but they also didn't know how to fix that. Do you have an idea what the problem could be?
Hey, sorry it took me so long to reply back, but sorry to say that the loading gate is loose do to manufacturing issue,, theres really no easy way to fix it, you will have to disassemble it and see if its a loose fit or if something came broke, if you decide to disassemble it you will need to make a jig to reassemble it, Denix has a assembly video called be an expert Denix 1150, and you can see how its assembled. Hope this helps.
yo bro nice video but i sadly can’t find it anywhere do you know where i can get the exact same one as your with the dummy bullets and around how much did you pay?
Hey Glixos, Thank you for watching my video. I buy all of my Denix replicas from discountcutlery.net, go to there replicas section and you will find it there, it the DX1150N for $54 and the faux bullets are $6.99, sometimes they are sold out so you will have to check it every now and then, here's another place I found the revolver www.knifecountryusa.com/store/product/202732.202761/denix-1150n-western-frontier-pistol-with-nickel-finish.html but I never bought from them before. hope this helps.
YO gues what this brand named kolser is worth checking out @@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen
Can any regular ring caps be cut and used with these shells?
Hi, Thank you for watching my video, yes you can yes any ring caps, I buy the 12 cap ring caps and cut them up trim away any plastic taps so it will be nice and smooth so they wont get in the cylinder, and for an extra loud bang, I buy paper caps and cut out the popper and place that inside the plastic cap for a double wammy. Hope this helps.
Could you dry fire without the mock bullet in, or would that damage the replica? Also, has there been any wear or breaking since this video? Im especially wondering if it held up with fanning the hammer
Hi, thanks for watching my video. No, you do not need put the faux bullets in to dry fire, and dry firing wont hurt it at all. The replica has held up very well to fanning, just make sure that you fulling cock the hammer when firing it, firing it half cocked could mess up innards, but all in all, it still looks, and cocks great, but I do take if of it well. Hope this helps.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen thank you, i wanted to make sure it wouldnt break after a few firings because these replicas arent the cheapest from what ive seen. Seems like they hold up well though
@@orionc.5407 You're welcome. Yeah denix prices has come up a bit since 2020, but they are pretty and pretty well made and very popular collectables. Glad I could help.
I have a question can you reuse the caps for the bullets?
Hey, Thank you for watching may video, You may be able to reuse them if the hammer doesn't crush them, but 99% of the time the hammer crushes them.
Thank you so much
Can U get different barrel lengths and grips? And are they legal in Australia?🤔
Hey Walter, thank you for watching my video, Denix does sell other designs with different barrel lengths and grip designs, sorry but Im not sure if denix is legal in Australia, you will have to do a web search to see what the legalities are in over there. Thank you.
Is possible fanning the hammer? Or you risk to broke the gun?
Hey Vincenzo, Yes it is possible to fan, but there is a chance that the gun can brake, Mines hasn't broke yet and I fan it all the time.
Well it’ll look sick if it does break
That was a great review, you earned my sub, but may I ask, Did the gun show any sings of aging until now?
Hey Thanks for watching my review, Im glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the sub. No the replica is in great shape and condition, but to be fair I take good care of it, and I wipe it down when I done handling it. But all in all its in great shape and even after I dropped it from spinning it, no problems.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Do you only wipe it with a tissue or some kind of oil?
@@flix_m2946 since its a nickel plate over a zinc alloy, I put a drop or 2 of sewing machine oil in the hammer area, once every 5-6 times of playing with it, because sewing machine oil doesnt get tacky or sticky, over time, then I will clean the replica with a paper towel sprayed with rubbing alcohol at least 70%, 90% will work too, just dont use 50% because its 50% water. hope this helps
Great video. Thank you, really well done. I would say you're not experienced with real firearms but that wasn't necessary to do an excellent review. Nice work! All the coolest cap and replica guns are European, Italian or Spanish. (Denix is in Spain) but I console myself because in most of the US we can buy the real thing!
How to you get the cap version 1:52
What a beautiful piece. I was wondering if I need a license to buy one ;/. I'm currently 19 and abit of spaghetti western myself just can't help but want one for display.
Hey Chuong, Thanks for watching my video, No you dont need a license because these are replicas and non firing, if you live in the US you'll be fine in most states, I live in NYC and I follow my state/local laws which allow any antique NON Firing, NON modern replica pre 1898, and I dont let children play with it, which I dont have any so im good there, now if you live in Europe or the UK or Australia then thats a different story, which you will have to check you local laws for ownership. But I bought this because I too am a spaghetti western fan and a Tombstone 1993 fan, I say you would not regret buying one.
How did you get it with dummy Bullets
I bought them separate from the same seller at discountcutlery.net
Where do I order the guns on the website?
Nice Danix
Thank you
Can you fan it?
Yes you can, I fan my all the time. Thanks for watching my video.
Did this come with the orange tip? Ive noticed on older posts the guns do not have the tip but on Ebay, the western replicas being sold all have it.
Hey, for my understanding, ebayer sellers add the orange tips so they can comply with ebay policy, because ebay doesnt understand replica gun laws and they bundle it all together with other toy gun laws, according to videos Ive watched the sellers remove the orange plugs before shipping, if you are buying from discount cutlery and any other US supplier of denix replicas then no they do not come with orange plugs (unless they changed policy) now if you buy a modern replica i.e. 1911 from certain states and certain dealers then they might come with plugs, now for my understanding for UK, Europe, and Australia they require a orange plug no matter on the model you buy. Hope this helps
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen thank you sir
@@johng5325 Any time.
I have a question you said it a cap gun so that means it safe for kids or a collectors.
Well technically its a non-firing replica reproduction for anyone 18 years old or older, it just so happens that Denix makes dummy capped bullets to pop plastic caps to make it into a cap gun, but these are not labeled for children and it weighs to much for a young child, and to purchase you still have to be 18 years old, but assuming you or your guardians are 18 years or older and live in a state or country that allows replicas of this manner then you can purchase them.
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I don’t won’t you to brake it but do you know when you fire the caps can you keep them in the model bullet and fire it without it braking?
Hey Frice R, Thank you for watching my video, Yes you can keep the exploded caps still on the dummy bullet, but after a while the plastic caps will thin out and will not cushion the dummy bullets any more and can break the dummies, know I would suggest getting both the basic dummy bullets either silver or gold color and capped dummy bullets if you want to always have dummies in your revolver.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen thanks for responding quick do you get the other dummy bullets in the Same website?
@@fricer806 Yes they sell both, just that some of them sell out pretty quick.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen ok thank you very much I will probably buy that revolver and 4 more just wanted that one cause it could fire caps
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen and your video help out a lot with my decision
Dose fire anything at all or dose it just pop and smoke, the red thing was still in the "bullet" so I didn't really get that part.
Hey Mute, Thank you for watching my video, but this is a Denix non firing replica that also pops plastic toy caps that just make noise. The replica is just for show and not real at all.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen ok, I appreciate the information.
@@Rabon12 No problem, glad to help.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen I finally got it, and it's so awesome 👌👍
@@Rabon12 Thats great man, I glad you got one and love it.
So non firing can fire caps?
Non firing means that it will not fire real ammunition and that it can not be converted, but these Western Denix replica revolvers were designed to pop plastic toy caps using the capped dummy bullets. Thanks for watching and commenting.
So it doesn’t have the 4 clicks? :(
Sorry it does not, but its still a great replica for the price. I believe Kolser does, but they do cost more.
Дружище а где купить эти красные капсюли?
toy plastic caps only, the replica is made from zinc it will not hold up to any real pressures.
Hi, what material is the gun itself?
Hey the replica is made from whats called zumak, its a zinc alloy made for diecasting, then plated in nickel/chrome
Can buy this gun from Indonesia?
one question dose these caps work in schofield revolver
Hey Gus, thanks for watching my video, sadly no, while the dummy bullets may fit the hammer is flat and will not reach the caps, unless you can modify it the schofield will not pop toy caps.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen ok thank you me sub
@@gusleal3664 Your welcome, Thanks for the sub.
I was wondering do the caps cost or can you make them by cutting the ringed caps?
Hey Arthur, thank you for watching my video. Yes you can cut the caps from the ring just make sure that you trim the edges well so they can fit properly. I use ring caps all the time. I get my caps from tin toy arcade heres a link www.tintoyarcade.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=caps&description=true you can also cut out some paper caps and place them inside the plastic caps doubling the power for an even more bang. Hope this helps.
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen thanks a lot! Love cap guns, definitely earned a subscriber, you should do more reviews and invest in a mic!
@@arthurmorgan4041 Thank you very much, I love them too, thanks for the sub, I will be doing more videos sometime soon just need the time, maybe I'll do a video on making a leather holster for a cap gun, what do you think?
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen very good idea, would definitely save some money!
@@arthurmorgan4041 I've been wanting to make a leather holster for a childs cap gun for the longest, I always hated those plastic holsters they come with these days. Yes you can save money but there is still an initial cost to buying the tools, and leather but after that you can make as many as u can.
Hi. Is it possible to fire caps if you have a Denix Colt Navy 1083L?
Hey Bartlomiej, thanks for watching my video, I believe so, I have the grey one so it should be the same as the black one, I pops plastic caps just fine off of mine. Hope this helps.
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen - thanks! Could you make a video of your Colt Navy one day?
@@bartomiejjarosz5392 Sure when ever I get a chance I'll make a video of the my 1851 Colt Navy revolver.
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen - speaking of Denix Navy 1083L. Can you put bullets there or just caps?
@@bartomiejjarosz5392 No just plastic toy caps. You can use the faux bullets on most of Denixes western revolvers.
I know this video is old, but you have convinced me to get a Denix replica. Do they also make a S&W model 3 replica?
Im glad I was able to help. yes Denix makes the model 3, its under the Schofield, just keep in mind that it does not fire caps, or hold any dummy rounds, I wish they did.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen
Well, that's a little disappointing. I've always found the model 3 interesting, as it predates the SAA by a few years. I've own a few modern, and real Smith and Wesson pistols myself, so there may be a bit of personal bias as well. Do they have any dummy spent casings? Seems only appropriate that if specific dummy rounds exist, spent casings should also be available for possible film purposes. Because the replicas can't fit actual rounds, I assume they can't fit genuine spent casings either.
Edit: is the cylinder movable with the hammer uncocked? I've seen some other videos on the Denix replicas that suggests so. The actual revolvers don't do that.
@@WindowLickingDeer Denix do not sell spent casings, that I know of, but they do sell replica dummy bullets that look real; Yeah Id wish they would make most of their replicas shoot caps, I that that would be a great selling point, the only pre-1870 gun that shoots caps are the 1851, and 1860 colt navy and army, the derringer, the dragoon, and their 1825 Italian percussion cap pistols. Yeah the cylinder chambers are drilled smaller and the barrels are plugged so you wont be able to fire real live rounds, the cylinder on some denix models are a little loose, but you have to spin them by hand, and there is some resistance when the hammer is uncocked.
@@WindowLickingDeer you can get a Schofield M3 co2 copy from ASG in silver, steel grey, or antique black, they look and feel great the steel grey is BB only the other 2 are 177 pellets
I always find it weird when I see other people handling a peacemaker, cause when I do, the revolver feels small in my hands as I just have big hands.
Hey Aidens, thanks for watching my video, have you ever held the 1851 colt navy? they are much larger about 13" long and the grips are a little bigger as well.
Yep the grips on the Peacemaker are tiny makes me wonder if all the dudes back then were tiny handed lol, l think it must have been modelled for someone originally who was left handed and with small hands, as someone pointed out the earlier colts had good long grips on them a large hand could hold, and again the peacemaker trigger guard so small my finger can just about get thru. But a fantastic gun all the same, if you buy a Umarex co2 copy you will find it has larger grips to accomadate the co2 bulb the grip is more like the 1861 colt
Como a gente consegue comprar um desses??
Hola jose, lo compre en discountcutlery.net
hey guy, if it is a frontier, it is in 44wcf, if it is in 45, it's a armymodel....
Thank you for watching my video. Good to know.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen you are welcome.
Can you ship it to Canada?
Hey Justin, sorry but I don't sell them, but you can get them from discount cutlery, here's a link www.discountcutlery.net/DX1150N-Denix-1873-Western-Frontier-Pistol-Replica_p_68071.html If they don't ship to Canada then you will have to do a web search for Denix sellers in Canada. Hope this works. Thanks
You're welcome www.replicaguns.ca/product/frontier-black-finish-replica-revolver/#reviews
Thx
@@dutchvanderlinde8424 Np
@@47RoninCS Thanks for chiming in.
does it come with dummy rounds
It depends on where you buy it, but the place I bought it from they did not offer the dummy rounds with it, I bought them separate.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen aight thanks
@@controlzy5247 Your Welcome
What is the grip made out of
The grips are made of a faux ivory looking heavy duty plastic polymer, it pretty tough, i drop it once and it landed on the grips and it didnt break.
OK thanks
@@RickHarrisonn Your welcome.
Wo bekommt man diese Munition?
I bought it from a USA base online company called discountcutlery . com , product is a different color but the item # is DX49, Now if you are in Europe then you will have to do a google search for a European store, just google Denix replica cap shells, or Denix replica bullet dummy caps. hope this helps
Did this come with an orange tip?
Hey Derfla3rd, thanks for watching my video. No Denix replicas do not come with a red tip, thats because these are replicas not airsoft or cap guns, it just has the option to be used as a cap gun with the optional dummy cap bullets.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen thanks, i just ordered one with the cap shells
I want this so bad
one question how do i clean it?
Hey Thanks for watching my video, I clean mine with 70% rubbing alcohol, then I put a thin layer of sewing machine oil, because its very thin, light and doesnt stink and I can lube the innards , but if you want something more food safe you can use mineral oil, and wipe it clean after use, but keep in mind that mineral oil will make the gun slick and slip out of your hand, so make sure to rub the gun until it doesnt feel slick. Hope this helps. P.S. only wipe down the pistol grip with the 70% alcohol, dont oil it.
Hey have you had any issues with the grip being loose Ive tried to tighten it but its not getting any tighter@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen
@@stoopiddipnut1473 Hey, no I haven't; but what looks like screws, really arent, they are a pressure fitted rivet; you will have to compress the two ends of the screw like rivet together to make it tighter, maybe pressing in between a vise or tapping it between two hammers lightly until the grips tightens up, but do so lightly or you will crack the grips, also keep it mind that the black paint will chip off. Hope this helps. And if you do go this route, I hope that you will not hold me responsible for any injuries to you or your replica. good luck
@@stoopiddipnut1473 Hey, I was thinking again on the grips, do you have the one in my video? if so then I believe its a screw, and if it doesnt tighten up and just spins, it could mean that the threads were striped, heres a denix video showing assembling instruction of one, but in grey (antique) finish,
czcams.com/video/0K48bGYEkkw/video.htmlsi=T43hRsqrlxWyMhrJ
Now if its one that shows two screw heads on either side of the grip, then those are pressure fit rivets, and you must do what I explained in my earlier comment. Again hope this helps.
thanks yeah i think i stripped my wood it still holds in im just to afraid to touch it now as im worried the grips may break i do plan on mainly using it for display and occasional play thank you for the help tho@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen
Real question does it shoot airsoft bullets? Reply fast
Na it doesn't, the barrel is blocked and the caps only make noise, you will have to get these made for airsoft. www.airsoftstation.com/gas-airsoft-revolvers/
where can I buy this toy gun and how much is it.
Hey Colonel, you can get it at discount cutlery for $55.00. Here's a link.
www.discountcutlery.net/DX1150N-Denix-1873-Western-Frontier-Pistol-Replica_p_68071.html
Colonel Lipscomb eBay
It's not a toy, it's a replica. There is a massive difference
@@bogney yeah, toys are fun, replicas are awesome
Amazon for around 60-80 dollars, that's how much I got mine for
Reminds me of doc holliday’s revolvers
Thats one of the reasons why I bought it, because of Val Kilmer's portrayal of Doc holiday in the movie Tombstone 1993.
the dummy bullets i got was yellow caps shitty almost no noise
Oh man, that sucks. But what I did after the denix caps finished was I bought 8 round ring caps and cut them up and used those to replace the denix ones, also to make it even louder, what I do is buy the paper roll caps and cut the cap part out small enough to fit into the plastic cap and now you will double the sound and pop. Hope this helps
Can you review a replica revolver in Fantasia of Leeds in Leeds please
Thank you for watching my video, do you mean the 1851 Colt Navy revolver if so, I do have plans on doing a review hopefully soon.
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen yes. Also how’d you get the replica the Denix website is blocked on iOS safari and chrome any suggestions
@@redclover7056 Sorry but I don't know anything about safari ios, but I bought all of my denix replicas from discountcutlery.net they are a US supplier of collectibles and other stuff, I like them, fast shipping, and prices are great too.
Johnny UrbanWoodsmen thank you anyway. The video is great and I subscribed to you
@@redclover7056 Thank you and your welcome.
I got a flintlock from Denix
Cool, which one? I have a few of them myself. My Denix collection sits around 13, 3- western revolvers, 2-civil war revolvers, 8- flintlocks, and growing. There's so much to collect and so little time and money, lol. I was thinking of doing more videos about my Denix replicas, what do you think?
Is it possible to purchase this type of replica in Pennsylvania?? They won't let anyone buy a modern replica but I believe you can purchase a replica that was manufactured before 1898. Thanks
You should be able to, its a non-firing pre-1898 replica so in Pennsylvania if their laws are like NY's then yeah, but I would suggest to do a google search on owning a non modern firearm replica just to make sure.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Thanks bro for the quick reply!!
@@philadelphian7814 Your welcome.
Got one but the loading gate wont stay open :(
Hey thanks for watching my video, yeah sometimes Denix messes up on the build, or check and see if theres a spring that may have come loose.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen do you have experience taking it apart? Because I may have broken it further :/ was having a little too much fun being a cowboy and was fanning the gun. Now the cylinder won’t cycle when I pull back the hammer.
@@KidnapSix wow some fun you had. LOL, well I only repaired one and it was difficult but doable, you will have to make a jig to put the gun back together, denix has a video of assembling one heres the link. czcams.com/video/0K48bGYEkkw/video.html I made mine jig with a piece of wood and two small nails hammered then I clipped the heads off so they can slide through the screw holes one revolver. Good luck and be patient.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen yeah a little too much fun apparently. much appreciated thank you for the video link! And super appreciate the quick responses.
@@KidnapSix LOL. sure anytime, Im glad I can Help
Im gonna buy it but i wonder if it comes trough mail haha
Hey Lars, Thanks for watching my video. If you live in the USA they will ship it, if you live overseas then you will have to check with customs in your country or find a website from your country that sell them. Hope this helps.
Go to bytheswordinc.com they have many variants of the model
You mean, 3 pounds. ;)
Hey Jeffery, Yes I meant three pounds, even though it feels like five when spinning it.
Yes! Definitely! hehe
I want the exact same gun
Its a great replica Denix makes, you can get them from discount cutlery dot com, but they do sell out fast, but if you live in a state that allows replica firearms then you can buy them from ebay, amazon, or do a google search. Thanks for watching my video.
How much brother....I need rob a stage coach...need my piece, what's the cost homes
Howdy partner, you best get yourself a scatter gun for a stagecoach, I reckon... LOL, yeah price have gone up on discount cutlery's website, and they have been sold out for a while now, but you can try and get at knife country usa. but they now are going for $63 dollars for nickel plated, or $54 for antique or grey finish.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen thanks partner
@@Jamisonurquhartshirley23 Anytime, partner. Happy trails
Hey man. A couple of other videos featuring cap firing peacemakers -
czcams.com/video/6mtnitL5VYE/video.html
czcams.com/video/7sU0jAHPJG0/video.html
BTW I'm on a waiting list for the Navy Colt, but I think it'll come in very soon.
I'll check out your other suggestions. Thanks, man, you're man after my own heart!
Yeah most of their peacemakers will take faux bullets with caps except for the 1280 and the 1281 and I believe the buntlines as well. Thats great I hope you have lots of fun with you new colt. Thanks for the kind words. Dont for get to sub so you can stay in the loop when I make new videos, should be making a couple soon.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Already subscribed, man. I've just emailed you as well at your business address - hope to hear from you.
@@johnladhams5818 Thanks ok go your email.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Many thanks, Johnny. Just replied, 8 hours late...
Is it .45 looks more like .38
Hey Joseph, thanks for watching my video, is a replica from Denix of a1873 western frontier revolver which originally only came in .45 caliber, now denix reduces the size of the chambers/dummy rounds so they pass international laws and so customers dont load them up with real live ammo, all of Denixes replicas are non firing, with plugged barrels and are only for show pieces and display to be safe.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen ah cool cheers 👍
Will police gonna arrest me for buying this gun😯
For what I read in most states you can own any non firing replica antique pistol, or revolver from 1898 and below., but just as long you don't take them out on public and don't menace people with it it'll be fine. Also in Kentucky and California you have to buy any non firing replica pistol with a wall plaque for it to be legal. Hope this helps.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen All of them are cap guns? because I want to buy the one in black with wood grips.
Yeah that’s what I’m worried about cuz I live in Australia
@@zizouurb6332 sorry I just saw your comment, no not all of them are able to shoot caps, all the ones in the 1186 series like mine can and according to www.historicreplicaguns.com/1873-single-action-peacemaker-revolver-black.html which is the black with wood grips can shoot caps, I am buying one soon(1106b) and will make a video of it and me making a holster for it by next month. Hope to see you there.
Not unless you aim it at them
How I wish I could buy this (and other types) in NYC
Hey xandershiller, Thank you for watching my video, well for what I could find online you should be able too, because under nyc code and nys code you are able to own any replica antique firearm from 1898 and below just as long it is for display purposes and its a non firing antique replica and it is not a gift for a child under 18 which if it is it has to be brightly colored, what's illegal in New York state and city is owning any replica modern firearms which is any firearm made to look like the real thing post 1898 and non firing and or demilitarize this are only allowed for military and police training facilities, movie prop houses, and theaters with permits. Now there are some companies that don't do their homework on NY laws and they will not ship out any non firing antique firearms pre-1898 at all like amazon and ebay but if you look around you will find companies that will ship to NY like discountcutlery.net and knifecountryusa.com assuming that they haven't changed their policy. But of course I will urge you to do your own google search on the subject and please don't my word for it because I am not a lawyer, and I am not responsible for any damages that may arise if you do buy a replica, but I have done my research on the subject. Hope this helps.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen WOW I appreciate this so much. I'm from Brooklyn and I'm probably the last New Yorker to buy the last cap gun ( Detective special, snub nose.. bright green, orange and rainbow colored but it was also a very cheap replica of the real thing.. some CZcamsrs alter them to shoot airsoft. I just found out that Airsoft guns are actually legal in NYC but I'm skeptical. You see, my attraction to guns is very sentimental and aesthetic (as a kid in the Soviet Union, most of our toys were jammed guns or toy guns that were serious looking replicas) from WW2. So I love them just like ppl like other forms of art like cars or buildings etc..I love the design of guns (specifically revolvers, glock and a traditional pump action shotgun w real wood).. but it's almost impossible to explain it to someone without getting an odd stare.. I just can't seem to get my hands on either airsoft or bb guns idk. Or even a good looking paintball .I enjoy replicas in the same way. I wanted to tell n ask u a few other things but I have to run. Do you have any links to all the legal regulations u found? Again.. many thanks 😎
@@XanderShiller No problem, lol Yeah me too, I've had a great admiration for guns ever since I was a little kid, so much so I wanted to become a police officer, I always had a full metal detective special cap gun with handcuffs and a set of chrome plated western revolver cap gun set with holster, I remember being a kid playing with my friends cops and robbers and army in the neighborhood, (late 80's) today we would be shot and arrested for crimes against humanity, LOL. Airsoft is legal in NYS but not in the city you need a handgun permit, I know stupid law, but upstate you can have pellet guns, bb guns, airsoft, and antique replicas of any type pre-1898 of course(antique replicas only). I to love the look of a traditional rifle and shotgun which you can own with permits easily if you are a hunter and hunt game in NYS. wow thats cool to play with ww2 guns like that, now those guns are a collectors dream and are very expensive, here we called them demilitarized and still very expensive. Yeah here in the city and in most cities you will be very oppressed and subject to crazy laws, you will have to move upstate, my favorite town is Chenango County and any town near it, the freedom you have to be the person you want to be plus the country side is so beautiful and quite, now if you really want gun freedom then Tennessee is the state for freedom. oh here the link its in section 2 newyorkcityguns.com/prop-guns/ any other questions then you can contact me from my email which is in my channel under about. later
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen awesome.. I've been trying to get a ride upstate for years now hoping I can walk into a Walmart and walk out with at least a Daisy red ryder. Funny u mentioned the detective special.. in the early Soviet 90s, there was a metal one on display at a store where everything cost more than gold lol.. idk how she knew, but my aunt got it for me on my 8th bday and it was of the best quality I've ever felt.. the caps were as loud as a real gun, the metal was unbreakable, weighed a few lbs and was basically a lawless replica. I even liked it more than my double barrel shotgun which would shoot nails (lol it sounds crazy.. the toys we had,). Tyvm for the link I'll def check it out.
P. S. I tried searching for an airsoft store in NYC and I believe I found one either in queens, Manhattan and/or Long Island (L. I. Would make sense but the other boroughs were either my mistake or an optimistic surprise) although I asked for spring powered items but they said they only carry electric and co2, which I personally don't like (I know it's more powerful and practical but I still insist on a more old-school look, feel and design.. and yes I get that it's silly. Unless I'm at a range.. then idc as long as I can hit the target.. but when it comes to my personal ideal collection, shooting is only one aspect of it ..the design is just as important if not more so.. I'm rambling I know lol sorry.
Another thing - I'm an actor and was wondering what movies use as "prop guns" (blanks? Replicas? Remote control guns etc?) The one indie film I did was full of plastic airsoft guns which passed as real on camera.. and addiction the "bang" in post production. There was a story recently about cops arresting actors during a scene where there was a car chase with shooting out the windows lol so obviously the cops must've been on high alert. Apparently they didn't have one of the filming permits you need or something..
Before Covid I wanted to get a job at the Mayor's office for media and entertainment or Governor's office for motion pictures bc (I assume that anyone who wants to film a project/movie etc in NYC must go through these offices to obtain the necessary permits and I thought.. hmm.. this might be a great opportunity for networking. My bad for the ADHD tangents and the typos..it's just great to meet people like yourself who seem to understand what others would label as crazy, dangerous, irresponsible, unnecessary, suspicious etc etc.. ironically I hate sudden loud noises so I'm not too likely to run around shooting or acting stupid. I've recently found that playing with revolvers and other guns (unloaded, on safety, etc ) has the same effect on anxiety as those stress balls, or those spinning toys.. so that's interesting..
Hbu what do you prefer? Airsoft, BB/pellet, paintball, blanks, replicas, electronic, co2 or spring? Any favorites?
Pleasure to meet you sir *shakes hand*
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen also, I had a metal replica of the revolver in this video (as a toy for kids lol) but I'm not sure if it was the same exact model tho pretty close. It was black. I'm almost sure it was real.. NOTHING about it said "not real".. don't remember the exact measurements but the revolving drum pulls out and one can load the appropriate bullets.. the barrel was devoid of any blocking adjustments like you'd see in one that shoots blanks.
Kids in the US, used to trade baseball cards or action figures.. while we were trading real bullets and all types of "replicas" at recess.. everyone had a relative who had military paraphernalia..(I never heard of any accidents or shots..there's naturally a few idiots shooting each other with BBs or paintball but that was surprisingly rare). one day we had a test and the teacher went around collecting everyone's weapons..by the time she was done she had a mountain of guns on her desk..i can't make this s--t up lol.
You pronounce it deinix its actually d.e.n.i.x
Hey XxRILEY, Yeah I did, I have a speech impediment and a lazy tongue and I understand that the name of the company is Denix; no periods in between the letters because then that will make it an acronym which is not. Anyways thank you for watching my video.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen your welcome, got a denix replica aswell but alot different to yours
@@hog7302 Cool. Which replica do you have? I am a big Denix fan, I have 13 of their handgun replicas in my collection, from westerns revolvers to colonial flintlocks.
Ejector
Yes thank you.
Mother of Pearl grips not ivory
Hey Coldrockin, Thanks for watching my video, but I would have to disagree, there is no pearlescents to the grips so its more ivory in color then mother of pearl.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen Ivory is not plastic
@@Coldrockin I understand that real/natural ivory is not plastic but a product of horned/tusked animals like elephants and rhinos, but the grips on this Denix replica is supposed to represent ivory.
Gwips
Ha,Ha, Yeah some times my lips are to lazy to pronounce my R's.
Bwoke
Sorry to here that, Denix has a assemble video that should help you to fix it.
No fucking way this gun weighs 5 pounds
Dude no need to curse, I miss spoke and if you read a few comments below you will see I corrected myself. Its more like 3 pounds. Either way its nicely weighted.
danix lol
If you don't like Denix replicas, then why did you watch and comment on my video, which clearly shows that it is a Denix, it clearly isn't your cup of tea, but hundreds of other people love and collect them and thousands of people watch Denix videos including mine, which I'm sure you must have a snarky remark about this comment I'm leaving so please keep it to yourself.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen No i like Denix i have bought 3 replicas.You have misunderstood me.I am buying a peacemaker with holster next.
@@johnnywires943 Ooohhh, I see now, sorry about that, you were commenting on the way the said Denix, I thought you were hating on the fact I had one. Again sorry. Ok that great a Denix collector, So which peacemaker are you thinking of getting? I have this one which is my favorite, I also have the DX1501, and the DX1186B, I get all of my Denix replicas from discountcutlery.net they have the best prices so far in the U.S.. My collection so far stands at 13, and I have made holsters for all of them.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen I'm thinking of getting the short barrel colt 45 peacemaker but it's from kolser witch in my opinion has a better finish than denix
@@johnnywires943 ok so you want a fast draw which has a 4-3/4" barrel length, Yeah Kolser makes some nice replicas and they do take time to make them look and work great, which is why they cost more then Denix. Kosler are a little harder to get though you will have to shop around.
He knows nothing about guns
Thank you for watching my video.
Gus Brown man shut up
Looks better than the nasty ass Kolser l got for spinning. Had a normal looking peacemaker on the box but the cylinder had horizontal lines on it instead of the dug outs to anchor it, shhheeeite
wow really? that sucks. Yeah Denix is my favorite replica brand out there, and they've been doing it since 1968 and they listen to their customers, good guy and great replicas.
No way it ways five pounds, 2and 3quarter pounds maybe but not 5 pounds
Yeah I misspoke in the video, but I did write the proper weight of the denix replica in the description box. Thanks for watching and commenting.