Double Bell 105+ Mosin Nagant M1891/30 Bolt Action Shell Ejecting Airsoft Sniper Rifle in Real Wood

The Double Bell 105+ Mosin Nagant M1891/30 is about as far removed from a modern tactical airsoft rifle as you can get, and that's precisely where its appeal lies. This full-length sniper rifle combines genuine wood furniture, metal construction and an individual shell-ejecting action to recreate the character of the famous Mosin Nagant. At approximately 1240mm long and weighing around 3600g, it has the substantial proportions you'd expect from a historical military rifle. If you're used to compact polymer carbines, picking this airsoft gun up for the first time is quite an experience.

Starting at the front, that long traditional barrel profile immediately gives the M1891/30 its unmistakable silhouette. Double Bell has fitted a tight bore inner barrel from the factory, providing a solid basis for consistent shooting without making an inner barrel upgrade your first job. The hop-up is adjustable too, allowing you to tune the amount of backspin applied to the BB and find a suitable trajectory for your chosen ammunition. Muzzle velocity is approximately 330-360 FPS when measured with 0.20g BBs, although individual rifles and chronographs can vary, so checking against your site's limits before play is always sensible.

Above the barrel sits a traditional adjustable leaf rear sight, keeping the sight picture appropriately old-school. There are no enormous Picatinny rails or flip-up tactical sights hiding here. The irons suit the character of the rifle particularly well and provide a satisfying way to use it in historical games. For a sniper-inspired configuration, the platform is also suitable for a PU-style scope setup, allowing you to recreate the familiar scoped Mosin appearance associated with Soviet marksman rifles. It's a much more convincing route for a period loadout than balancing a modern red dot on top and pretending nobody noticed.

The real wood stock and handguard are arguably the stars of the exterior. Genuine timber brings natural grain, colour variation and texture that imitation wood struggles to reproduce convincingly. Combined with the metal alloy components, it gives the rifle the cold-metal-and-warm-wood feel that makes historical airsoft replicas so enjoyable to handle. Real wood will naturally pick up small handling marks as it's used, but on something styled after a military rifle from this period, a little honest character rarely looks out of place.

Things become particularly interesting when you reach the action. Instead of feeding BBs from a conventional detachable magazine, the Double Bell Mosin uses reusable individual shell cartridges, with four shells supplied. Load the cartridges, operate the bolt and the rifle reproduces the satisfying ejection sequence that makes shell-ejecting airsoft guns such entertaining mechanical replicas. Cycling the action throws the shell clear, turning the simple process of firing and reloading into a much more involved experience. You'll probably also become very good at remembering where your expensive little shells landed.

The cocking arrangement is unusual as well. Rather than using the conventional rearward bolt stroke to cock the spring, the 105+ employs a push-bolt mechanism in which the spring system is cocked as the bolt is pushed forwards. It can initially feel different if you've spent years using conventional spring bolt-action rifles, but the arrangement allows the shell loading and extraction system to work alongside the spring-powered mechanism. Internal metal components are used throughout key areas of the action, giving the system the solidity needed for repeated manual operation.

Safety operation also follows the distinctive Mosin theme, using a rotating bolt safety rather than a modern receiver-mounted lever. Together with the shell system, traditional iron sights and long wooden stock, it's one more detail that makes operating this airsoft rifle feel deliberately mechanical. The spring power source keeps the actual firing system pleasantly straightforward: there are no batteries to charge and no gas reservoir whose pressure changes with the weather. Cock the action, chamber your loaded shell and you're ready for the next single shot.

The Double Bell DB-W-03 isn't designed to compete with lightweight speedsoft builds or high-capacity automatic rifles, and trying to judge it by those standards rather misses the point. It's a 1240mm, 3.6kg shell-ejecting Mosin Nagant with real wood furniture, adjustable hop-up, a tight bore barrel and four reusable cartridges. That combination makes it particularly appealing for historical airsoft, Soviet-inspired sniper loadouts, target shooting and collectors who enjoy replicas with plenty of mechanical interaction. If you've found the Double Bell 105+ Mosin Nagant M1891/30 advertised for less elsewhere, send us the competitor's link through our Price Match Promise and we'll do our best to beat the advertised price.

Features

• Classic Mosin Nagant M1891/30 military rifle styling 
• Genuine real wood stock and handguard
• Metal alloy external and internal components
• Realistic shell-ejecting bolt-action system
• Individual reusable shell cartridge loading
• Unique forward push-bolt spring cocking mechanism
• Spring-powered single-shot operation
• Factory-installed tight bore inner barrel
• Adjustable hop-up system
• Traditional adjustable leaf iron sights
• Rotating bolt-style safety mechanism
• Suitable for PU-style sniper scope configurations
• Approx. 330-360 FPS with 0.20g BBs
• Four reusable shell cartridges included

What you get

• Double Bell 105+ Mosin Nagant M1891/30 Airsoft Rifle 
• 4 x reusable shell cartridges
• User manual
• Original packaging

Details

• Model: Double Bell DB-W-03 / 105+ Mosin Nagant M1891/30
• Type: Bolt-action shell-ejecting airsoft sniper rifle
• Power source: Spring powered
• Fire mode: Single shot
• Loading system: Individual reusable shell cartridges
• Shell capacity: 4 shells supplied
• Hop-up: Adjustable
• Inner barrel: Factory-installed tight bore barrel
• Muzzle velocity: Approx. 330-360 FPS with 0.20g BBs
• Construction: Real wood furniture and metal alloy components
• Overall length: Approx. 1240mm
• Weight: Approx. 3600g
• Safety: Rotating bolt safety system
• Sights: Adjustable leaf iron sights
• Scope configuration: Compatible with suitable PU-style sniper setups