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HPA Airsoft Guns

Discover our HPA airsoft guns, led by the Wolverine MTW range. Choose from Gen 3 Billet and Forged Series rifles, the MTW 308, AK-105, licensed Daniel Defense MK18 builds and the TTI JW4 Dracarys shotgun, all powered by high-pressure air for consistent, tunable performance whatever the weather.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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What Do I Need to Run an HPA Airsoft Gun?

As well as the gun, you'll need an HPA tank, a regulator to control the output pressure and an air line to connect it to your rifle. Many HPA engines also need a small battery to power the electronic trigger. Check each product listing for exactly what's included.

Are HPA Guns Better Than AEGs?

HPA guns offer more consistent performance, especially in cold weather, and easy FPS adjustment, but they cost more to set up and need a tank and line. AEGs remain the simplest option for new players, while HPA suits those who want maximum consistency and tunability.

Can You Fill My HPA Tank?

Yes, we can fill HPA tanks in store, provided the tank is in test. Please contact us or visit our HPA accessories page for current pricing and details.

Can you fill my HPA tank?

Yes. We fill in-test HPA tanks at our Fleet store for £3 per fill.

HPA Airsoft Guns

HPA (high-pressure air) guns are powered by compressed air rather than a spring-and-gearbox system or a gas magazine. Air is stored in a tank, brought down to a usable pressure by a regulator and fed to the gun through an air line. An internal engine then uses that air to fire each BB, giving very consistent shot-to-shot performance that isn't affected by cold weather the way gas is.

Why choose HPA?

HPA guns offer crisp trigger response and straightforward FPS adjustment via your regulator, and with no gearbox to wear out, they typically need less internal maintenance than an AEG. The trade-off is that you'll need a tank, regulator and line to run one, and tanks must be kept in test and filled safely.

The Wolverine MTW range

The Wolverine MTW is a purpose-built HPA platform with a loyal following. Our range includes the Gen 3 Billet Series in 7", 10" and 14" lengths, the Forged Series, the MTW 308, the AK-105, licensed Daniel Defense MK18 rifles and the TTI JW4 Dracarys Gen-12 shotgun. Explore the full Wolverine collection.

Choosing your rifle

Barrel length is a good place to start: 7-inch CQB builds are compact for indoor sites, 10-inch SBRs are a versatile all-rounder, and 14-inch carbines suit more open woodland games. Within the MTW range you'll also see Billet, Forged, Unleashed and Tactical X, XB and XR variants, plus the MTW-9 series and the MTW 308 for players who want a marksman-style rifle. Battery grip versions keep the battery inside the pistol grip. Check each product page for the exact specification.

TC Designs 416A5

Alongside Wolverine, we stock the TC Designs 416A5 10.5" in Burnt Bronze and Armour Black. See the full TC Designs collection for more.

Bundles and the Wraith X

Several rifles are available as bundles, which makes it easier to get everything you need in one order. The Wolverine Wraith X HPA kit with tank stock pairs an HPA system with a stock designed to hold the tank, for AEG and MTW platforms.

Planet Eclipse A1R

Looking for something more compact? The Planet Eclipse A1R is Planet Eclipse's first airsoft platform: a billet-machined aluminium HPA gun with a built-in regulator and OLED display, available to pre-order in five colourways.

Getting set up

Browse our HPA accessories for tanks, regulators and air lines, or convert an existing gun with engines from PolarStar and kits from Mancraft HPA. Fine-tune accuracy with our hop units and rubbers, or compare other platforms in our airsoft ARs and airsoft AKs.

A valid UKARA or other defence is needed to buy a realistic imitation firearm. If you don't have one, we can two-tone your rifle in a bright colour free of charge.

Considering a Wolverine? Our Wolverine MTW guide explains the models, the Inferno Gen 2 engine and setting up for UK site limits.
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