Elite Force H8R Gen 2 CO2 Powered Airsoft Revolver

"I purchased this looking for a revolver style sidearm and I love this thing

Pros
- Polymer frame, makes the gun very lightweight and is surprisingly sturdy. Dropped it down a flight of metal stairs once and it only have a few scratches on it
- Fiber optic sights, both on front and back makes for easy lining up of the sights and is bright and easy to see during the daytime
- Low price, 80 bucks is an incredible deal for what you get, especially with 5 disk magazine in the box
- Very accurate with good range and a good hopup, i chrono'd this at about 355-360 fps with .25g bbs
- Better ammo than other revolvers. Ten shots is much better than six, and the disks make reloading much faster and less expensive than shells that revolvers usually use. This could be a con since any other sidearm like a hicapa, but definitely the best of the revolvers
- Upper pic rail for optics and lower for lights/lasers
- Double and single action, to fire you can either just pull the trigger or cock the hammer for a shorter pull for more accurate shooting

Cons
- Hopup adjustment requires a tool. It uses a small allen key wrench to twist a screw at the top, so quick, on field adjustments arent really viable
- Using universal pistol holsters can be difficult since its general revolver shape doesnt fit great, and ive had mine fall out once and nearly lost it. If you want a hardshell holster with good retention you can get one here: https://www.evike.com/products/26402/

If you are out looking for a revolver sidearm and arent fond of the 6 shell design, this is a very practical gun to pick up and use

"I've had this one for a while now but finally got a chance to field it properly this last weekend. This is an excellent sidearm for a secondary, especially if your field is primarily outdoor / limited cqb areas. Velocity is low enough for most cqb rules that I've encountered, but strong enough to get the shot out there a solid distance, and it has been consistent shot for shot, with minimal adjustment necessary for the .25s I was running. The hopup does require an Allen key to adjust, so I recommend getting it set before going to the field - I haven't opened the gun up completely so I don't know exactly what style of hopup it has, but it works for what it needs to do.

For obvious reasons, even running drills, reloads are quite a bit slower than a more traditional magazine fed sidearm. Also remember, if you're running the first shot single action, that it does advance the magazine one slot each time you thumb the hammer back so you can end up having gaps in shots later in the magazine.

I would recommend looking for one of the magazine holders that are available for the spare mag disks to speed up reloads.

Pros:
Consistent
Unique (definitely drew attention at my local field)
Accurate and comfortable to shoot
Solid construction
Spare mag disks are affordable

Cons:
Limited ammo capacity
Slower reloads than a more common magazine fed replica
Limited hopup adjustability that requires a tool

All in all I would not run this as a primary on the field, but it is an excellent option as a back up / when I'm in too close for my long gun that is unique (in my community) and fun.

"This gun is definitely worth your while. It feels good in the hands, shoots at a respectable CQB FPS, and comes with extra magazines. It is just all around a good sidearm, either for a beginner or for people like me who love impractical guns such as revolvers. My first gun was a shotgun, my second is this, that should tell you how I play the game. Anyway, great gun. Also it cannot be fan fired.

If anyone is looking for a more detailed review, check out Arkynan on YT. There is a review of this gun there.