UA937 Airsoft BB Revolver

BB pellets are, simply put, the ammo your airsoft revolver will use. Choosing the right BBs can be just as important as selecting the right revolver. This is because BB weight matters - this is simply how heavy the BB is. 0.20g is the most common weight of BBs, but 0.25g in Co2 or Gas revolvers can give better accuracy.

If you are asking this question, the answer is yes: you must buy a blue or orange revolver. If you are a newcomer to airsoft and have not attended an airsoft club or site, you will not currently be registered with UKARA. If you are over 18, you can purchase an Airsoft Two-Tone revolver. These blue or orange revolvers are UK legal and comply with the VCR Act of 2007.

If you want to buy a RIF (Real Imitation Firearm) - a Black / Tan / Gold / Silver with no blue or orange bits - you need to supply a defence at checkout. Make sure one of the following is true: the delivery address is not in the UK, you have a current UKARA membership, you have a current UKAPA membership, you are a member of a properly insured historical re-enactment group or society, you are a film, television or theatre production company, you are (or are acting on behalf of) a museum, you are a Crown Servant in pursuance of your Crown duties.

FPS means ‘feet per second’ - a measure of velocity or distance travelled in a given second. So, in theory, the higher the FPS, the further the BB pellet will travel. However, you will also need to consider BB pellet weight and, importantly, if you are using a Hop-Up unit.

A Hop-Up makes it so that when a BB is fired from the airsoft revolver using a burst of compressed air, a small and grippy rubber pad rubs against the top of the BB. This has the effect of adding a backspin to the round projectile. Adding a backspin to any ball whilst it is flying through the air adds lift and therefore increases its range.

All of our airsoft revolvers and accessories have a manufacturer's warranty, and we offer a full refund or replacement for any issues a gun may have due to the manufacturing process. This revolver is not, however, covered for damage caused by dropping or misuse. The warranty is also not valid if the product has been altered or tampered with in any way, including being taken apart for any reason. Please see our Terms and Conditions on our website for full warranty information.

The first thing to do is to take a look at the manual supplied with the revolver. Then, take a look at our blog. We offer many valuable tips and tricks on how to get the best from your revolver. Finally, if you still have problems, please contact our support team directly at sup[email protected] or join our live chat on our website.