Smith & Wesson Schofield based off the No3 or Russian Model of 1870, so called as they made a large number for the Russian Army. It was then modified by Major George W. Schofield for the US Cavalry, who subsequently adopted the Colt Cavalry instead. It was chambered in .44 Russian and .44 S& W Russian. Later on it was chambered in a multitude of popular calibers of the day, however iirc it was never offered in .45 Colt instead they produced there own shorter .45 S&W. In the later years of his career famous outlaw Jesse James carried a .45 cal Schofield.
.2's are good for nades and that's about it. Sadly some CQB fields here don't allow heavier than .25 but they do allow no MED so I'm willing to make that trade off. Also we need a video of you using all the revolvers in a CQB game now.
This us great content cause its hard to find real comparison of airsoft stuff. Its quiet common for stuff to be made similsarly or LOOKS the same but isnt. Compatibility is the trickiest thing for me. Ive been trying to get this schofield in the states but they are hard to come by
I've been dying to find one of these in the US but just can't seem to find it. Even having a hard time finding it on EU sites as well. If anyone knows how I can get one in the US I'd love to find out.