10 Best Airsoft Spring Pistols 2025 in the United States

The Elite Force Walther PPQ is a spring-powered 6mm airsoft pistol that offers a decent shooting speed of up to 300 FPS, making it suitable for casual backyard play or beginner airsoft skirmishes. Its build combines a high-strength polymer frame with a metal barrel, giving it a lightweight yet sturdy feel at about 0.68 kg. The pistol comes with two magazines, each holding 15 rounds and featuring an 85-round BB reservoir for easy reloading, which is convenient for longer play sessions without constant magazine swaps.

This Sig Sauer airsoft kit offers both the MPX spring rifle and P226 spring pistol, making it a versatile set for anyone interested in airsoft at a beginner to intermediate level. The rifle shoots up to 300 FPS and the pistol up to 270 FPS, which are solid speeds for spring-powered guns, ensuring good range and impact for casual play. Both guns are made from molded polymer plastic, which keeps them lightweight (around 1 kg) and durable enough for typical use without feeling cheap. The rifle features a 26-round magazine with an additional 500-round reservoir, which is excellent for longer sessions without constant reloading, while the pistol has a 12-round magazine, standard for spring pistols. The adjustable 3-position stock on the rifle helps customize the fit for different users, including younger players, enhancing comfort and control.

The Game Face GFR37PKTS Warrior Protection kit includes a spring-powered rifle and pistol designed primarily for casual airsoft players or beginners. The rifle can shoot up to 350 FPS, which is quite powerful for this category, while the pistol reaches up to 200 FPS—both offering decent speed for backyard or recreational play. Made with a plastic frame and metal barrel, the build balances lightweight handling (around 2 pounds total) with durability, though it won’t feel as heavy-duty as higher-end models. The rifle features an impressive 400-round capacity, allowing for longer play sessions without frequent reloads, whereas the pistol has a 14-round clip, which is average for spring pistols.