Gletcher M1944
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Gletcher M1944
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I wish they would make models of these that used the shell systems, especially being able to use stripper clips would be good fun, and the abilities to load pellets with those is an added bonus
I love larger bolt-action rifles so much more than for instance semi-autos when it comes to recreational target shooting. Just so much fun.
Got mine last friday and its a joy to shoot , theres something very relaxing about shooting an old school bolt action style BB gun , mine's the airforce one version but identical and its quickly becoming a favourite of my collection .
I do not understand why they make these replicas so Underpowered. and great Review. thanks
Hello Andy & Rebecca:
I have all 3 of the Nagants offered by Gletcher (M1891, M1895 BB, & this one, the M1944).
I just want to add some points, if I may.
Like most Gletcher boxes, there is a schematic of the pistol on the inside cover of the box.
The leather 'buckles' are often called 'dog collars'.
The mag for the M1891 is interchangeable with the mag of this rifle.
When you put the safety on, it charges the gun even w/o pulling the bolt itself all the way back.
The bolt may be removed & easily disassembled. But pay a attention to reassembly as it can be a bit finicky.
There is a nice metal strap on the butt end of the rifle.
WARNING TO OTHERS: The sound of that bolt action is ADDICTIVE.
I have plans in the near future of doing a video with all 3 guns in B&W as a mini-reinactment by myself.
BTW, into my downloaded collection goes this one, my friend.
Right up my street, will add to my Christmas list
You can easily remove the bayonet just by unscrewing it. This is what I did - not because it was particularly dangerous, but because it was scratching the gun's stock when folded.
I like how the replica is more expensive that the real thing
I like how you can own this in the UK and shoot it legally
@@thomaslockley81 lol
What stores are you going to ??? Mosins around me average 500 bucks
Anything based on historical weapons is great in my book. I've been looking at this for a while now but i am waiting to see if the Lee Enfield bb rifle comes out. Great review.
i collect rifles , and this rifle is favorite ... very well made . AND packs a punch ..... Cheers Simon
Hi Andy
... great looking Air Rifle . Fab review. Nice setting for your boat . Keep up the great work you do. Thanks Simon.
Great video, great replica. I use to buy and restore 44s, 38s. and 91s back when you could get them cheap. I love the style, the history.
That bolt action is lovely.
Hey Andy , outstanding Review on the Mosin Nagant . Review was so good , I've reserved one to buy after the Lockdown has gone . You demonstrated it so well . It will be so fine to own a slice history.keep up the super work you do for us Andy ".. 👍👍👍👍👍 🇬🇧 Cheers Simon from York
Excellent review Andy. But 10 meters blimey!
Thank you for the review. i have watched it several times. I now own the Gletcher M1944 as a result of your review. Thanks again......D
Is it accurate at twenty yards?
@Andrew Moore Idk???
You still own this, buddy? Anything you can complain about? :)
For the price, I would’ve expected it to have geniune woods, and a cartridge ejecting feature like on the Underlever. I don’t know if the reason why it’s not wood is to keep the weight down, or keep the price affordable, if it’s the price, daisy makes guns like the red ryder, model 25, model 105 with real wood but still keep the price low, but if it’s the weight, again like what andy said it’s targeted to specific people, i’m sure that extra heft of feel would have been appreciated.
You can do that with Double Bell Kar98k although it isn’t a Mosin unfortunately.
Nice boat...! 😉
Exelent video as always my friend. Looks like a very cool BB rifle. Regards Rune
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I love these reviews!!!
Great review Andy, whilst it's not something i would buy, it does look pretty damn cool,albeit a bit pricey for BB Gun.
I'd also put that new Sig M17 pistol up for a test, interesting mag design, and the Glock 17 dual ammo pistol when it's released very soon😀⚔️
I bought one and the Diana Mauser and mp44 , beautiful guns I’m proud to own
Wait... there's an airgun mp44??
@@khemib what is mp44???l think stg 44(sturmgewehr Mark 1944).
@@martinkukumberg1908 an early version of the stg44! ;)
@@khemib O.k.I understand.Early version stg 44 was mp44(maschinen pistole 44).Before Hitler created name sturmgewehr (assault rifle).
@@martinkukumberg1908 exactly, reason why I was very surprised there'd be such a replica of a rare rifle!
Great Review, that gun looks awesome .
Thank you 👍
totally agree. its a shame that there isnt a real wood version out. whats negativ for me is the look in general. it looks to new for such a "old weapon". everything else is rly nice and i love it.
The action on that bolt seems much smoother than most Mosins I've seen on RUclips, which generally seem to require a firm hand & on occasions a little extra encouragement to go into battery!
A nice looking novelty gun but for the price, I think I'd rather buy something more practical.
They don't like it up 'em Captain Mainwaring!... Brilliant! :-)
who care,s if its an inch out on accuracy, with a gorgeous smooth tool like that in ya hands, its dreamtime for real. super fun gun. cheers,MINT.
The dust devils work perfectly in mine,as do the lead and copper coated varieties.
Are you still using Dust Devils ? I looking into getting this rife
@@MaxAttaxsorryfor the delay,but yes.
Sharpen up the bayonet and you have an ideal home-defence weapon...
Great review Andy,
This rifle isn't for me but for the enthusiast of this type of gun then it's great, look forward to your next review😀👍
Damn, they missed a golden oppurtunity to have it eject shells that you load the BB's or pellets into like the replica revolvers you can get.
Gets tiresome picking up shells constantly. Damn things get lost. Pain in the butt finding them.
@@buffalosoldiers4688 Have to disagree buddy, I have the Umarex cowboy rifle with ejecting shells and its so worth the extra time picking them up and loading them if your in the market for realism (which people buying a low powered but authentic Mosin Nagant will be) ((myself included))
I’d agree with a gun like this, it’s all about replication of the action. For a rifle it’s very underpowered, so actual target shooting isn’t a primary concern.
Would be nice if there was an inclusion of a clip, and the ability to use it in the rifle too
If you want a rifle like that I would suggest getting a G&G Kar98K shell ejecting gas rifle. It's pretty realistic in operation, full metal and real wood build too.
its got a passing resemblance of the cavalry version of the Carcano
Anyone on here know of any smoked or shaded films or wraps you could use on this rifle to deepen the color of the stock, I really like this rifle just the color puts me off. Thanks andy Great video as usual.
Live this one. Mine shoots a bit to the left
is there a way to mount scope
Does the bolt dismantle?
I have it) I enjoy it very much)
Really like that.
Thank goodness the bayonet is removable.... I'd hate to run foul of the police's aversion to long pointy-ended objects. : /
... BB's, on the other hand, are clearly the polar opposite of 'pointy' ... and should thus present no problems ; D
What is the difference between the gletcher and the wingun Mosin Nagant M1944 CO2 BB Rifle?
This is a great rifle but I hate the stock. The printed wood grain scratched off and underneath it is black plastic. Got mine for Christmas and that was a huge disappointment.
Bayonet lol police going to have a field day, good reason, I was going to throw some marsh mellows on there later.
Hello sailer.
Hi Andy, has a replica of the Lee Enfield 303 been produced, brilliant reviews keep them coming
many thanks for the entertainment.
john
Hey, do you have a link, I've been after a Lee Enfield replica?
A Lee Enfield no4 replica was made in the 80s/90s they fired pellets from a form of pumped up cartridge (Brocock i think ) dont really know much more (a google search should tell you more)
I have an original I got years ago, unissued condition, still in the factory grease.
Bugger the History! bring back the Beautiful Girl !!
Jesus I was only looking at one of these in a local gun shop the other day they had it for sale at £230
Mosin Nagant
A great looking replica, but as said for the price the stock should have been a real wood one,
and windage adjustment on the rear sight.
Would this stop me buying one, at this price yes, plastic stocks have no place on a replica.
Sometimes you don't get what you pay for.
Lets hope that the Le Enfield ones have wood stocks.
16 BBs per CO2 cylinder?
Defo buy one in 303 riffle pellet not silly bbs
Why couldn't they make it a pellet rife and why didn't they do the same with the moser ?
£378! I nearly fell off my chair.
Will it kill a Ray at 10 meters ??
Kill a Ray? a Ray Winston? or did you have some other Ray in mind? 😉… These are really more aimed at replica collectors and plinking than pest control my friend. stay safe Andy.
@@AAROnair I meant a rat 😂😂 sorry
Gletcher, at least in the US is MIA. Are they still in business?
Yeah very much so here in the uk maybe they’ve lost importers?
LOL.LOL.LOL. They don't like it up em Capt'n Mainwaring ,
Pretty anemic fps from a Carbine. Should be capable of 550 fps or better to be considered adequate
The cops might have something to say about that beyonet.
It's just a metal stick. You could do more harm with a kitchen knife
Serious damage? That's the whole point.
Hi there! Could anybody pass to me a picture of the scheme in the box? I'm thinking about buying a Gletcher mosin in order tu turn it into a long 1891/30 Airsoft sniper version (changing the inner cannon and using the wingun Airsoft magazine)
Could anybody help me? Thanks!
Please disassemble it.
Void the warranty if you screw the pooch.
You can buy a real one for that money here in the states
Wait... I thought that gun was known as the Mosin Nagant...
Mosin Nagant is the rifles name but it also goes by its military designation as the M1891/1895/1944
Does anyone sell a Lee-Enfield No4, airgun?
.. or towards the beginning if you're Russian or American.
Far to much money for a plastic wall hanger. With that whopping 2 ftlbs of 'power' and not even able to fire pellets it really is only suited to a niche market. It's a shame, make them pellet guns with decent wood furniture and pushing double digit power and they would sell in the thousands!
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY
Too bad it is CO2 powered. Might get one otherwise.
You can buy a real one for less
Brilliant gun but no getter than a pee shooter.
I love replica guns but simply have never seen the point of a replica BB gun. I know, I know, the greatest majority of the replicas out there are BB guns. No matter, it's senseless to me and when you begin talking about a 300+ pound plastic BB gun, I'm sorry, you've completely lost me. Put a wooden stock on it and rifled barrel that takes pellets, and I'm all in feeling the cost would be justified. But as it stands... no thanks.
Rather buy a Diana Mauser K98... replica for that money.
replicas are so awesome but the costs shows that extra work making the bb version so im just thinking about the new glock bb guns
Devon have a look at the Diana Mauser K 98 replica air rifle, shoots pellets only, under leaver action, looks and shoots superb.
In the UK you can't purchase or create a realistic imitation M1944 that does not shoot without a valid defence under the VCRA such as proven membership of a reenactment group, or UKARA registration for airsofts. No such restriction applies to steel BB firing replicas. Also, realistically, if they made a non firing M1944 replica of this quality, how much less than the BB version do you think it would cost. Lastly, a rifled version would need a different feed mechanism which would further detract from realism and the rifled barrel would provide so little more accuracy that it would make no difference. If you want a highly accurate bolt action rifle there are lots of PCPs out there. Alternatively, you can get the real thing in deactivated form for around £200-300, but due to the latest EU wide restrictions it won't even cock.