KTW Winchester M1873 Carbine

When the colt pistols always appeared in Westerns, Winchester rifles and carbines have been too. The Winchester 1873 Rifle was not the first lever action weapon but it is the most famed for its extensive use during the late 19th century in the Americas as a general purpose defensive, hunting and combat rifle. In the history of the United States Colt peacemaker (SAA) and Winchester M1873 has been the dynamic duo of the wild wild west.

Winchesters have been used and seen in many cowboy films over the years and most recently in such films as Wild WIld West, Appaloosa, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and The Last Samurai.

KTW's guns have a heavy metal content receiver that plated to feel like metal. The guns cock like the real thing by pushing down on the cocking lever to arm the hammer. Metal parts including cocking mechanism, hammer, barrel, trigger, etc. BBs are stored in a removable magazine rod stored in the lower barrel of the gun. The magazine is released from the gun by a simple twist of a knob. The stock parts are made out of very durable plastic and have a very realistic and nice texture.

Magazine 37 rd
Length 940 mm
Weight 2060 g
Velocity (0,20g) 117 m/s

Lähtönopeuslaskuri