
- description
What makes this a DMR rather than a long M4 is the magazine well. Wolverine machine the 308 receiver for SR-25 pattern magazines, which is why the gun reads correctly as an M110 or SR-25 build and why it takes the furniture and optics people put on those.
It is semi only, and that is hardware rather than a software setting. The selector has two positions, safe and semi-auto, and it is a short right-side ambidextrous unit. For the marksman role that is the right answer, and most UK sites ask for semi on a DMR anyway, so you lose nothing you could have used.
The barrel is 380mm inside a 14.5-inch outer, with a 1.5-inch extension in the box to take it out to length. The rail is 13 inches of 6160 aluminium with M-LOK on seven sides, which is a lot of mounting room — enough for a bipod, a bag rider and a sling point without anything crowding anything else.
Everything comes apart without tools, on real-steel pins and detents with a hardpoint disconnect. The Tactical trim brings a DLG premium real-steel grip, a Crane stock and the Invictus MS-1 flash hider.
What you need to run it
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| HPA tank | Not included — see HPA tanks |
| Regulator | Required. Set it inside the 80 to 140 PSI window — see HPA regulators |
| Air line | Not included. Runs through the grip line — see HPA lines |
| Magazine | One MTW-Spec 308 magazine is included. Spares: A&K and Classic Army style SR-25 AEG magazines, or the PTS EPM-LR SR25 |
| Battery | 7.4V mini LiPo on a JST connector, not included |
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | HPA SR-25/308 — MTW-308 |
| Trim | Tactical |
| Receiver | Genuine billet aluminium, CNC machined 308 receiver set |
| Selector | Two-position short right-side ambidextrous — safe and semi-auto |
| Outer barrel | 14.5 inches, with a 1.5-inch extension included |
| Inner barrel | 380mm |
| Rail | 13-inch Invictus MK-1, 6160 aluminium, M-LOK on seven sides |
| Trigger | T5 curved |
| Operating pressure | 80 to 140 PSI |
| Muzzle thread | 14mm negative |
| Magazine supplied | MTW-Spec 308 magazine with empty-mag detection |
| Magazine compatibility | A&K and Classic Army style SR-25 AEG magazines, and the PTS EPM-LR SR25 |
| Disassembly | Tool-less, on real-steel pins and detents, with a hardpoint disconnect |
| Engine | INFERNO Gen 2 |
| Control board | Spartan Electronics with 308 and shotgun firmware |
| Grip | DLG premium real-steel |
| Stock | Crane |
| Flash hider | Invictus MS-1 |
| Weight | 4.7lb, about 2.13kg |
| Battery | 7.4V mini LiPo on a JST connector, not included |
| Manufacturer | Wolverine Airsoft, Kingsport, Tennessee |
Where this sits in the 308 range
| Trim | Engine and board | Stock and air |
|---|---|---|
| Tactical (this one) | INFERNO Gen 2 on Spartan with 308 firmware | Crane stock, line through the grip |
| Tactical XBR | INFERNO XTS with the BLINC Bluetooth FCU | QUAKE recoil stock and a rear airline connector |
| Unleashed | INFERNO Gen 2 on Spartan with 308 firmware | WRAITH X stock with the regulator and bottle in it |
Frequently asked questions
Can I make it full-auto? No. The selector is a two-position unit, safe and semi, and the firmware is built around it. Wolverine do list a three-position selector as an MTW-Spec upgrade, so ask us if that is what you are after.
What magazines fit? It ships with an MTW-Spec 308 magazine that drives the empty-mag detection, and takes A&K and Classic Army style SR-25 AEG magazines as spares, along with the PTS EPM-LR SR25.
Why a 1.5-inch extension? It takes the 14.5-inch outer barrel out to a longer overall length, the way a real rifle uses a pinned muzzle device. It is in the box rather than an extra.
Is it heavy? Wolverine quote 4.7lb for this trim, before a magazine. It is noticeably more gun than a 10-inch carbine and the weight sits forward, which is what you want off a bipod and not what you want in a corridor.
Can I fit a QUAKE recoil stock? Only with an INFERNO XTS and the 308 adapter, so not as it stands. Ask us before buying either part.
What BB weight should I run? Heavier than you would on a carbine. A 380mm barrel and a semi-only trigger reward a heavy BB and a hop set properly for it.