Winchester Air Rifles is introducing the Single Action Ranger Revolver, a CO2-powered BB air pistol built around the familiar single-action revolver design. The company positions it as a plinking-oriented option that retains the handling characteristics of the traditional pattern.
The Single Action Ranger uses an 18-BB spring-loaded magazine and launches steel BBs at velocities of up to 420 feet per second (fps). Its construction combines weather-resistant black polymer with nickel-plated accent parts and a faux wood grip.
Key Details
- Weight: 1.9 pounds
- Grips: Faux wood
- Velocity: Up to 420 fps
- Barrel: Smooth-bore steel
- Sights: Blade front
- Capacity: 18 BBs
- Power: CO2
- Ammunition: Steel BBs
- Features: Functioning hammer and crossbolt safety
- Overall length: 9.5 inches
The Single Action Ranger is aimed at recreational shooting and plinking rather than precision airgun work. Its smooth-bore steel barrel, fixed blade front sight and 18-BB capacity reflect that role, while the polymer construction keeps the pistol’s weight at 1.9 pounds.
The design also incorporates several visual and functional elements associated with traditional single-action revolvers, including a functioning hammer and faux wood grip. Winchester Air Rifles describes the pistol as quick-handling and responsive, though those are manufacturer characterizations rather than independent test results.
For shooters looking for a CO2-powered BB pistol with a traditional single-action revolver profile, the Winchester Single Action Ranger adds a recreational option to the category.
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