Schofield S&W accuracy question?

The Schofield revolver can now be used with pellet cartridges. It still has a smooth bore for BB's though and the maker resists requests for a rifled bore. 

What's accuracy like with pellet or BB? 

My old Benjamin pellet pistols will hit a coffee can at 50 yds 100% of the time. 

My old Healthways Plainsman BB pistol with its smoothbore will hit 50%, despite an awful DA trigger and crude sights. Impressive!

My Remington M1911 BB pistol has a hard time with a soup can at 10 yds, but I like it for its authenticity.

So how does the Schofield stack up?

BB Pelltetier went pretty in depth with one.

https://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2016/08/schofield-number-3-bb-revolver-part-3/

Thx. Off the top of my head and not referring to my large airgun notebook, BB accuracy is commensurate with my Healthways and better than my RAC1911. I wonder how the pellet cartridges fare? 

I'm quite happy with mine. I filed the rear sight notch just a hair wider and hit it with some alumablack, and it's probably my most accurate bb pistol. About a 90%  hit rate  on  1"x2" fir cones  out to about  20 yards. The black bb's seem to shoot the best of the three types I tried, I'm really temped to use a pin reamer to open up six of the cartridges to take pellets.