WellFire G296 13.7" CO2 Airsoft Revolver w/ Swing Out Cylinder, Black

The WellFire G296 is for players who want an actual revolver, not just another sidearm. You get a swing-out cylinder, six individual shells, and a working hammer that you pull back on every shot. That means slower reloads and six rounds before you're done, but it also means the manual of arms you get from a real six-shooter.

How it runs. Each chamber takes one BB in its own shell. Load the shells, close the cylinder, and fire. When you're empty, swing it out and dump the casings. The double-action trigger is smooth and consistent, and the functional safety means you can carry it ready without worrying about an accidental discharge.

Velocity and where you can use it. Rated 360 FPS on 0.20g BBs. That clears most indoor CQB fields running 350 FPS caps and sits under the typical outdoor AEG limit of 380–400 FPS. Gas guns vary with temperature, so chrono with your own BBs before your first game.

What you need to buy separately. The G296 runs on standard 12g CO2 cartridges that live inside the grip. CO2 gives you higher pressure and better cold-weather performance than green gas, but you will swap cartridges between games. You will also want spare shells and ideally a speedloader if you plan on more than one skirmish before reloading from bulk BBs. A holster is recommended given the 13.7-inch length. Battery and charger are not involved.

Internals and upgrades. This is a WellFire platform with proprietary internals. Aftermarket upgrade parts do not exist, so reliability comes from keeping it clean and using fresh CO2 rather than mechanical tuning. If you want a revolver you can tune or repair with off-the-shelf parts, look at a different platform.

What this is not for. This is a secondary weapon. Six rounds means you will run dry quickly in a full-auto skirmish. The fixed hop-up limits your ability to tune for heavier BBs and longer range. If you need a primary rifle for outdoor fields or a gun that can trade shots at distance, carry an AEG or HPA carbine instead. The G296 is for players who value the revolver experience over raw utility.

Includes federally mandated blaze orange muzzle tip.