Spring Revolvers

TSD just made some spring revolvers
Wonder if they're any good....

Here's my review on it: http://www.airsoftretreat.com/reviews/showproduct.php?product=222&cat=80

They are actually made by UHC, TSD just resells them and provides a warranty.

They have a new line of gas ones out in June, they are pretty sweet as well. Here's my review on that as well:
http://www.airsoftretreat.com/forums/index.php?topic=61632.0

the gas ones look really awesome
cant wait for it to come out
thanks for the reviews [/img]

No problem.
My reviews are my positive contribution to the airsoft world, lol...

That makes it much bigger than it really is.... BTW what other companies make spring revolvers, and do you have to pull the cocking handle back after every shot with a gas revolver?

UHC is the only one that I can think of with spring revolvers.

You have to recock the springer one, but not the gas one, so technically, the springer is single action, and the gasser is double action.

... 8in -drools- How do they preform on propane? Same as greengas?

^Yep. I run exclusively propane, but I keep a tank of GG around for comparisons sake. The performance is always the same, with only a slight slight drop in FPS (2-5 FPS) on some models using green gas.

this is awesome thanx
btw is the 8 in gas revolver the same price as the other gas revolvers? like in the spring edition? or is it going to be a lil more expensive?

also will this gun last long? or is it one of those thats gonna break in a few weeks

1. I'm not sure what they're going to do with the price.
2. I have a ton of rounds through both my spring and gas ones, and have no problems.

Just asking, do you think revolvers are practical on the battle field?

fdsakiller wrote:

Just asking, do you think revolvers are practical on the battle field?

No, not at all. 6 rounds, sub par accuracy, difficult reloads all add up to a very impractical gun, BUT there isn't a much more fun shooting experience than loading up some shells, flicking your wrist to whip the cylinder into the gun, and firing away wild west style.

That's why I only suggest using revolvers for plinking, scenario games, or wild west style dueling, lol. They are a load of fun for stuff like that!