Well M24/M28 Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle w/ Fixed Stock, Fluted Barrel, BB/Sniper Bundle, Black

Bolt-action snipers demand consistency, and this Well Airsoft platform delivers exactly that: a rigid aluminum outer barrel that doesn't flex under spring tension, a fixed stock that keeps the shooter-to-optic relationship locked in, and enough velocity for the 401–450 FPS bracket without punching into territory that makes CQB players cross the field to yell at you.

Where it sits on the field. Rated 410–420 FPS on 0.20g BBs, this rifle is at home on outdoor fields running bolt-action sniper rules in the 400–450 FPS range. It sits above the typical outdoor AEG cap but below most DMR limits, making it a solid bolt-action field rifle. Chrono before your first game — BB weight, the hop-up setting, and cold weather all move the number.

Why the aluminum barrel matters. An aluminum outer barrel is a real deal-breaker against all-plastic platforms: it won't flex under the spring load of a heavier hop-up setting, it dissipates heat better (not that a bolt action cooks through barrels), and it gives you a true thread-on surface for a mock suppressor or flash hider at the standard 14mm CCW. The fluted barrel isn't just for looks — the cutouts shave a small amount of weight off the front end, which helps balance a 7.25 lb rifle that already wants to nose-heavy.

What the specs don't tell you about accuracy. Bolt-action performance lives or dies on the hop-up and the air seal, not on the velocity figure. This is a single-shot platform, so every shot is consistent with the last — there's no cycle timing variance, no magazine-feeding wobble, no trigger-reset inconsistency. The real variable is the hop bucking and nub, both of which are the first and cheapest upgrade on any bolt gun. If the factory setup leaves you with erratic shots at 100 feet, a harder bucking or a cylindrical-to-H-nub swap usually solves it in minutes.

The mag situation. The included 36-round magazine is a generous capacity for a bolt action — you'll go through a full mag between chrono stops. But it's proprietary to this platform, not a universal pattern. You can buy spares from Well and the third-party aftermarket, and they're inexpensive, but if you play regularly plan on having two. One mag means you're sitting on the bench between every reload.

What's in the bundle. Alongside the rifle and the 36-round magazine, that's the full box contents. Battery, charger, and BBs are not included — you'll need to budget for those separately. The consumables add up over time, so factor them into the cost of play.

Externals. The rifle measures 46.25 inches and weighs 7.25 lbs — substantial but not unwieldy. The fixed stock is a solid choice if you run a single optic and don't need to adjust length of pull. The ABS handguard is durable and can accept a rail section if you want a foregrip. The 14mm CCW threaded muzzle is standard, so mock suppressors and tracers drop on. This is the Canada-compliant version.

What this isn't for. This is a bolt-action field rifle designed for steady, single-shot engagement at moderate outdoor ranges. It's not a CQB carbine — the fixed stock and 46-inch length won't work inside tight buildings. It's not a DMR — if you need semi-auto capability between precise shots, look at an AEG or GBBR DMR platform instead.

Includes federally mandated blaze orange muzzle tip.

Caliber:

6mm

Canada Compliant:

Yes

Color:

Black

Fire Modes:

SINGLE SHOT, BOLT ACTION

Included Magazine:

36RD CAPACITY

Length:

46.25" IN. (RETRACTED / EXTENDED)

Material:

ALUMINUM OUTER BARREL/ ABS PLASTIC HANDGUARD

Package Includes:

1X AIRSOFT RIFLE, MAGAZINE

Velocity:

410 - 420 FPS w/ 0.20g BBs

Weight:

7.25 LBS