24rd Cylinder Set for WinGun 701 702 708 Series Airsoft Gas Revolvers
(Color: Silver)

"THIS DOES WORK IN THE 703 I REPEAT IT WORKS IN THE 703 PERFECTLY!!!!!! its So important it actually turns those revolvers into viable Sidearms, If you have a revolver and you play for performance, you need this item!!!!

"Extremely satisfied with this purchase. I’m a huge revolver guy and this was a happy medium between realism and competitive viability. If you want to stay true to revolver based combat but don’t wanna fumble shells around on the field THIS is the way to go.

Pros :

- Easy to install and uninstall
- Increased ammo capacity
- slightly more fps
- easier/ faster reloads
- clips are lighter than the brass shells
- clips are cheap and sold in high qualities
- fired roughly 160-180 shots before co2 ran out

Cons :

- if your wingun/ Dan wesson shoots hot this can and will make it shoot a little hotter. Wouldn’t suggest this to anyone playing in an indoor/ cqb field.

- storing the clips/ 8 round rings on your person can be a bit tricky, you may have to get creative with how you go about this. I’ve had to resort to using moon ring holders to keep them around my battle belt.

Overall, I’d highly suggest this to anyone who uses their revolver heavily and wants to get the most out of it. Please be mindful that it might be necessary to increase the weight and quality of your bbs for this modification to be effective, using .25g or .30g bbs would be ideal

"If you are buying for the G731 revolver this is not a drop in part, you will need to do two things. First the cylinder arm does not fit due to being of slightly larger diameter. You could sand it down or you can just use the cylinder arm that was already on the revolver. The ejection rod is also too long. Use a bolt cutter or angle grinder with cutoff wheel to cut it down slightly oversized, then file to final fit of the frame. Use a punch to make a detent in the top to allow it to engage with the nub on the front area of the revolver, which will keep the cylinder locked in place while firing. If you file too far down, you could attempt to repair the issue by adding a bead of weld to the tip, and filing it down to the correct diameter. The ejection rod is steel, not a potmetal alloy.

Cylinder will be very tight initially but becomes easier to use if you add some grease to the rear tip of the cylinder ejection rod.

Buy three more packs of clips and you will have enough ammunition to fire through a complete CO2 cartridge. At under $50 for everything, this is a must have for anyone with a Wingun airsoft revolver.