Wolverine Airsoft MTW 308 Gen 3 HPA Powered SR25
Ideal for dedicated DMR players, the Wolverine MTW-308 HPA combines precision, durable materials, and full customization potential. Powered by the Inferno (Gen 2 or Gen 3) HPA engine, it delivers sniper-level accuracy with quick semi-auto follow-up shots—making it a standout marksman rifle in airsoft scenarios.
Features:
- Billet 6061-T6 Aluminum Build – Rugged upper and lower receivers crafted via CNC machining, finished with mil-spec hard-coat anodizing for long-lasting performance.
- Empty Mag Detection Ready – Compatible with MTW-spec SR-25 magazines for enhanced operational awareness.
- Invictus 13″ MK-1 Rail – Lightweight 6160 aluminum rail featuring M-LOK slots on seven sides for versatile accessory mounting.
- Barrel Flexibility – Choose between 14.5″ or 16″ outer barrel; includes a 1.5″ extension for customization.
- Tool-less Disassembly – Utilizes real-steel pins and detents plus a hard-point disconnect feature for quick maintenance.
- 2-Position Ambidextrous Selector – Simple safe and semi-auto control; when paired with MTW spec parts, supports 3-position and Wraith X configurations.
- Spartan Electronics – Firmware includes DMR and shotgun modes for mission-specific adaptability.
- SR-25 Magazine Compatibility – Works seamlessly with A&K and Classic Army SR-25 style mid-caps.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| FPS | Adjustable from ~320 to ~575 |
| Engine | Gen 3 Inferno HPA / Gen 2 Inferno HPA |
| Weight | ~7 lb / 3,175 g / ~8 lb |
| Inner Barrel Length | Around 370 mm, up to 380 mm |
| Magazine Capacity | ~110 rounds mid-cap |
| Fire Modes | Semi-auto, programmable burst, full-auto, safety; semi-auto and safety |
| Battery | 7.4V 250 mAh JST battery housed in stock; battery not included |
| Additional Includes | Gun, magazine, steel flash hider, and manual |
Does not include: HPA air tank, regulator, or battery.
*Airsoft gun will ship with the federally mandated orange tip. Black tip is included in the box.
Read more about the MTW in our article, “Are MTWs Worth the Price Tag?”
