Revolver Airsoft Replicas

The UMAEX Elite Force H8R CO2 Revolver is an aggressive and mean looking piece of kit, featuring a modernised .357 style revolver platform and a compensated front end and equipped with 20mm Picatinny rails ready for all your accessories. You better believe the UMAREX H8R means business!

If you need a sidearm which turns heads, the King Arms Python "EVIL" .357 Magnum Airsoft Revolver will definitely do the trick! An awe-inspiringly aggressive revolver design based on the iconic Colt Python .357 Magnum, the "EVIL" adds a weighted and compensated barrel based on competition-optimised revolver designs, along with a built-in 20mm Picatinny bottom rail for a flashlight or laser and an optional 20mm Picatinny top rail, ready for a red dot sight or scope.

Inside, King Arms has gone the extra mile to keep the "EVIL" reliable in the long term. The trigger, sear, cylinder hand and cylinder lock are all made from robust MIM steel, ensuring the usual Airsoft revolver weak-points are addressed with stronger materials than typical alloys.

The inner barrel is also a 6.05mm tightbore example paired with a fixed HOP-up, ensuring the "EVIL" is much more than a beautiful paperweight in-game and has the accuracy to make its 6 shots count. If you're in the mood for a revolver which personifies the word "mega", the King Arms Python "EVIL" .357 Magnum Airsoft Revolver is it!

If you need a sidearm which turns heads, the King Arms Python "EVIL" .357 Magnum Airsoft Revolver will definitely do the trick! An awe-inspiringly aggressive revolver design based on the iconic Colt Python .357 Magnum, the "EVIL" adds a weighted and compensated barrel based on competition-optimised revolver designs, along with a built-in 20mm Picatinny bottom rail for a flashlight or laser and an optional 20mm Picatinny top rail, ready for a red dot sight or scope.

Inside, King Arms has gone the extra mile to keep the "EVIL" reliable in the long term. The trigger, sear, cylinder hand and cylinder lock are all made from robust MIM steel, ensuring the usual Airsoft revolver weak-points are addressed with stronger materials than typical alloys.

The inner barrel is also a 6.05mm tightbore example paired with a fixed HOP-up, ensuring the "EVIL" is much more than a beautiful paperweight in-game and has the accuracy to make its 6 shots count. If you're in the mood for a revolver which personifies the word "mega", the King Arms Python "EVIL" .357 Magnum Airsoft Revolver is it!

If you need a sidearm which turns heads, the King Arms Python "EVIL" .357 Magnum Airsoft Revolver will definitely do the trick! An awe-inspiringly aggressive revolver design based on the iconic Colt Python .357 Magnum, the "EVIL" adds a weighted and compensated barrel based on competition-optimised revolver designs, along with a built-in 20mm Picatinny bottom rail for a flashlight or laser and an optional 20mm Picatinny top rail, ready for a red dot sight or scope.

Inside, King Arms has gone the extra mile to keep the "EVIL" reliable in the long term. The trigger, sear, cylinder hand and cylinder lock are all made from robust MIM steel, ensuring the usual Airsoft revolver weak-points are addressed with stronger materials than typical alloys.

The inner barrel is also a 6.05mm tightbore example paired with a fixed HOP-up, ensuring the "EVIL" is much more than a beautiful paperweight in-game and has the accuracy to make its 6 shots count. If you're in the mood for a revolver which personifies the word "mega", the King Arms Python "EVIL" .357 Magnum Airsoft Revolver is it!

If you feel lucky and want to try your hand with an Airsoft revolver, the HFC HG-133C Savaging Bull Gas NBB Revolver is a fine choice. Functioning just like the real thing, with a rotating cylinder, realistic mock shells and a double action/single action trigger, the Savaging Bull is ideal for those who want to experience revolver life without getting in too deep.

Constructed from ABS polymer with choice alloy and steel parts, the Savaging Bull is light and portable despite its relatively long 5-inch barrel. This means it is easy to carry along with your usual sidearm as a last-ditch backup platform, giving you 6 extra chances to get kills when your mags run dry. This may not be the most powerful handgun in the world, but it looks the part and is probably the most affordable way to get the realistic revolver experience!

Alloy constructed and brimming with old-world class, the HFC HG-131B Revolver is a gas powered replica with a swing out chamber that holds 6 individual shells for an authentic firing experience.

The revolver features classic open ironsights on the top and a textured faux wood polymer grip with a tactile feel, coupled with the finger ridged front part of the grip for a satisfying hold and superior handling.

If you're looking for something a little more old-school that functions and handles much like the real deal, think about picking this up to add to your collection of classics.

If you feel lucky and want to try your hand with an Airsoft revolver, the HFC HG-133B Savaging Bull Gas NBB Revolver will give you what you need. Functioning just like the real thing, with a rotating cylinder, realistic mock shells and a double action/single action trigger, the Savaging Bull is ideal for those who want to experience revolver life without getting in too deep.

This is the standard black version of the Savaging Bull, offering a more discrete and professional wheel gun than the blingtastic Silver version. Despite its more subtle colouration, this Savaging Bull is just as menacing with its modern angled barrel shroud complete with stylish ports. 

Constructed from ABS polymer with choice alloy and steel parts, the Savaging Bull is light and portable despite its relatively long 5-inch barrel. This means it is easy to carry along with your usual sidearm as a last-ditch backup platform, giving you 6 extra chances to get kills when your mags run dry. This may not be the most powerful handgun in the world, but it looks the part and is probably the most affordable way to get the realistic revolver experience!

A CO2 powered authentic replica of the legendary British revolver. If you're in the market for an accurate replica of the MK VI, then look no further than this, affordable and accurate representation of the revolver which saw use from 1915 and well beyond the Second World War.

Please note this product is a 6mm BB Airsoft variant & not a 4.5mm / .177 Air gun.

If you love a heavy, realistic revolver replica, you will be smitten with the Umarex Smith & Wesson 629 'Competitor' CO2 Airsoft Revolver! This beast replicates the real steel S&W 629 Competitor, a revolver designed for competitive shooting and chambered in the mighty .44 Magnum. Constructed entirely from hefty and well-finished alloy, the Umarex 629 Competitor tips the scales at an enormous 1.5kg, giving you a sense of realism that few other Airsoft revolvers can match.

When it comes to performance, the 629 Competitor is a bit on the spicy side to say the least, hitting out at 500 FPS +/- 10% using 0.2g BBs. This means it is unlikely to be site legal but will make one heck of a plinker for target shooting, offering a realistic revolver experience thanks to its working double action/single action trigger, rotating cylinder, functional hammer and realistically finished .44 Magnum style shells. If you would rather run a pistol in-game to stay competitive but long for a revolver for the cool factor, the Umarex Smith & Wesson 629 'Competitor' CO2 Airsoft Revolver will put a silly grin on your face!

For those of you who prefer the old ways, this iconic beast of a revolver features a fully revolving revolving drum holding six shells. With a  4 inch barrel it is compact but still with a sturdy feel thanks to it's full metal alloy construction and is powered by green gas.

If you're into revolvers and seeking an affordable way to satisfy your need, the HFC HG-132B Python 4" NBB Gas Revolver is ideal. This green gas-powered non-blowback revolver is styled after the real steel Colt Python and operates just like the real thing, with a rotating cylinder, removable shells and a functional double action/single action trigger.

Being a revolver, the HG-132B will be a challenge to use in-game, and its lack of a HOP-up and relatively low FPS mean it is definitely more suitable for CQB than taking out targets at long range. Being constructed primarily from high-density polymer with an alloy outer barrel makes the HG-132B nice and light, leaning into its role as a last-ditch skirmish backup. If you have revolver fever but don't want to spend big to fill that void, the HFC HG-132B Python 4" NBB Gas Revolver is the best way to go!

If you're into revolvers and seeking an affordable way to fill your holster, the HFC HG-132B Python 4" NBB Gas Revolver is ideal. This green gas-powered non-blowback revolver is inspired by the real steel Colt Python and works just like the real thing, with a rotating cylinder, removable shells and a functional double action/single action trigger. This is the chrome-finished model, denoted with a "C" suffix and rocking a mirror-shiny chrome finish which makes it stand out next to boring black pistols.

Being a revolver, the HG-132C will be a challenge to use in-game, and its lack of a HOP-up and relatively low FPS mean it is definitely more suitable for CQB than taking out targets at long range. Being constructed primarily from high-density polymer with an alloy outer barrel makes the HG-132C nice and light, leaning into its role as a last-ditch skirmish backup. If you have revolver fever and love a platform with style but don't want to shell out (tehee) too much, the HFC HG-132C Python 4" NBB Gas Revolver is the wheelgun for you!

If you’re into classic firearms, but not so classic that cowboys were slinging them, then the King Arms Python 2.5” Snub Nose NBB Gas Revolver should be right up your street! This is a replica of the iconic .357 Magnum “Combat Magnum”, and it certainly looks the part, minus the trademarks, unfortunately.

Just like the real thing, it loads the old-school way: pop open the cylinder, slot in the individual shells, and snap it closed. After that, you’re all set to relive whatever people actually did with revolvers in the 1960s… probably not holding up stagecoaches anymore.