Good quality gun and price

Stay away from this firearm. The shell ejector doesn't eject the shells all the way. After shooting, I had to eject some shells with a pair of pliers. There were also several mis-fires. Then I couldn't get the live shell out of the cylinder. The gun was a total waste of money and a real piece of junk. I shot about 12 rounds thru this pistol, then put it right back in the box. I hate to sell it because I'd just be giving someone else garbage. I need to find a city with a gun buy back program and take it there. At lease I would get some of my money back.

This is the last Chiappa product I will every buy.

Quality of this firearm leaves something to be desired. Cylinder is sloppy and already showing wear marks due to fit. Grips are really cheap plastic; wood would have been a big upgrade. These things are kind of expected due the cost but I have purchased other inexpensive firearms with much better quality. The weapon is reasonably accurate. I would not buy again but really wanted a SAA in .17 HMR and choices were slim.

You get what you pay for.... not terrible but definitely a cheap pistol.

I bought this gun shoots great but the bullets were getting hung up and wouldn't let the cylinder rotate I looked it over and noticed the firing pin was too long had it worked on and work good now.buds did great had it shipped out fast.

So I bought this gun, mainly for my daughter. She has a 17HMR bolt action rifle (not sure the make right now) but I wanted her to have a pistol that shot the same round. The big positive is this: it is a remake of an 1873 colt, one of the easiest guns you can train someone on. And she picked it up quick. When gun operation is simple you have more time to spend on safety!! With that said I would recommend any 1873 clone for beginning shooters. This gun shot like a champ, with a few light primer strikes. No big deal for what we where doing. She took to it like a fish in water. And laid down some pretty nice groups for a beginner. She could loadunload the gun with little to no help from dad. The recoil is unmentionable as you would expect. Now DO NOT buy this gun for EDC or home defense, the reliability is not there. But what a great inexpensive range gun it makes, in a really fun cartridge I might add. Thanks Buds

Awesome little gun. Smooth transaction with Buds as usual.

First revolver I’ve owned or messed with, I like the little gun. Gave it a good cleaning and shot a box of shells threw it. No problems at all!

I've not had opportunity to shoot the firearm yet. I have taken it down and cleaned it. This revolver seems to be tight and solid all the way around. I am disappointed with the grips, but I knew from the start that they were somewhat cheap and cheesy, and changing out with grips that I like better is a simple matter. Aside from that, over all I am happy with this fine looking old west style single action revolver. I can't recommend it as of yet because I have not shot it. I intend to do so in the very near future and if any issues I will re-review.

The gun arrived right on schedule. I did a through cleaning and set out to shot it. The cylinder locked up on the 13th round. A metal piece of the round was found between the cylinder and the frame. May have been a bad round. I cleaned the gun again and took it out to shoot, it worked pretty good but you can see small pieces of brass build up while shooting. I put 40 rounds through the gun and it worked ok, you just have to keep blowing out the small brass and clean it good when done. We%u2019ll see how it does next time out plan to run 50 rounds through the gun.