I don't know if it's been said, but to answer your question, no there is no such thing as a replica. There used to be a fine line of soft metal ones that functioned but those are all prohibited and illegal now (OK to own but not manufacture, import, buy or sell). There are airsoft/pellet guns that might do the trick and of course real ones that have been deactivated by welding solid. That said, as others have mentioned, take care and let your son enjoy safely at home.
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I don't know if it's been said, but to answer your question, no there is no such thing as a replica. There used to be a fine line of soft metal ones that functioned but those are all prohibited and illegal now (OK to own but not manufacture, import, buy or sell). There are airsoft/pellet guns that might do the trick and of course real ones that have been deactivated by welding solid. That said, as others have mentioned, take care and let your son enjoy safely at home.
If he likes single action revolvers check these out...replicaguns.ca
Ignore the ignorant and judgmental comments, as a parent I'm sure you have his best interests in mind and wouldn't let him put himself in a position or situation that would have negative consequences.
Ignore the ignorant and judgmental comments, as a parent I'm sure you have his best interests in mind and wouldn't let him put himself in a position or situation that would have negative consequences.
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What the OP asked for - i.e.: a deactivated modern revolver that still works - doesn't exist, except as a 'replica', and the only new 'replica' that would be available to the OP would be a 'replica' of an 'antique'.
Hopefully the ERT team will recognize what there're looking at - meaning a 'replica', rather than a live firearm - BEFORE they drop the hammer.
As a father of two Autistic sons, I find this quite disgusting. Totally inappropriate!!!
Get 'em a umarex colt python Co2 with brass 6mm bb casings try https://www.replicaairguns.ca
Hey guys thanks for the info.. I spoke to the guys at replica guns, nice guys good service, too bad he doesn't want a western gun. I decided to go with the co2 revolver its under the legal fps so no worries there. I doubt he will ever actually arm it . He just likes the feel of making the cylinder revolve. I appreciate everyone having my back about the hateful comment. Sorry to say I hear that crap fairly frequently.
