I recently had the opportunity to shoot this revolver with 3.01g rubber balls. The shooting experience and feel are very good. The long barrel is, of course, a plus. It's a big piece of equipment, though not heavy, and fits well in the hand. I've also had the HDR50 for a long time, and the HDR68 definitely has the advantage in shooting power and aiming sights. It's a must to buy two extra magazines, so you can shoot the entire CO2 capsule without wasting time and reloading pellets. With a laser sight, the fun gets even better. I recommend it :)
CO2 RAM T4E HDR 68 revolver
Pneumatic Defense Revolver intended for shooting with rubber and pepper balls in caliber ..68 (17.27 mm) HDR 68 - Home Defense Revolver was designed with home protection in mind, but it is also suitable for self-defense situations in a car and outside the home Bullet kinetic energy reaches 16 J making the impact force of the ball noticeable even through thick clothing.
CO2 propulsion and Quick Piercing system
Capsule CO2 is loaded into the chamber located in the grip. The revolver uses the Quick-Piercing capsule piercing system. The CO2 capsule can be safely loaded and carried in the grip without risking valve and seal damage Only a quick strike to the bottom of the cap pierces the capsule, allowing the revolver to be used immediately. This solution allows for carrying it in constant readiness for use
Mechanical sighting devices and mounting rail
The revolver is equipped with fixed mechanical sighting devices in the form of rear sight and front sight with bright dots that speed up sight alignment. A long mounting rail is placed on the top RIS in the 22 mm standard, allowing for the attachment of a collimator
Double trigger
In the revolver, similar to modern combat pistols, a double trigger is used, which also acts as a safety. In the case of incomplete and incorrect trigger pull, firing is impossible. The trigger mechanism operates in DAO (Double Action Only) system
Ergonomic grip and rail under the barrel
Ergonomically shaped grip scales are made of textured, non-slip plastic. This ensures a secure grip regardless of conditions. A mounting rail is placed under the barrel RIS in the 22 mm standard, allowing for the attachment of a flashlight or laser pointer
Cylindrical magazine
The classic revolver magazine used holds 5 balls in .68 (17.27 mm) caliber. The magazine allows for simultaneous loading of various types of ammunition alternately, which significantly increases effectiveness in all situations.
Main features
- 16 J kinetic energy
- powered by a 12 g CO2 capsule
- Quick Piercing capsule piercing system
- lower and dorsal 22 mm RIS mounting rail
- ergonomic, textured grip
- double trigger in the DAO system
- capability to use different types of ammunition
- cylinder holding 5 balls
Militaria.pl is a premium dealer of Umarex.
Umarex is a German company founded in 1972, and it is one of the largest manufacturers of air rifles, airsoft replicas, and blank pistols in the world. The brand became known for faithful firearm replicas produced under licenses from such giants as Glock, Heckler & Koch, Walther, and Beretta. Its range also includes T4E training systems, ammunition, accessories, and defense equipment. Umarex stands out for its innovations, including revolutionary CO2 air rifles and the Fast Action system. Thanks to global distribution, the brand's products are now available in dozens of countries. Umarex's first major success came from an unusual revolver replica sold in a set styled as a Sherlock Holmes book - a product that sold in tens of thousands of units per year.
| Caliber | .68 " |
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| Propulsion | CO2 12 g |
| Initial velocity | 99 m/s |
| Magazine capacity | 5 |
| Overall length | 331 mm |
| Weight | 773 g |
| Accessory rail | Yes |
| Additional accessories included | Yes |
| Blowback | No |
| Optics ready | Yes |
| Fixed sighting devices | Yes |
| Magazine | Yes |
| Muzzle energy | Under 17 J |
| EAN | 4000844739506 |
| Manufacturer code | 2.4718 |
| Brand | Umarex |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Number of reviews: 16
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A real cannon. Simple operation, easy magazine exchange, and it's a blast to hold such a big revolver in your hand. Anyone, regardless of their experience with weapons, just melts when they see its barrel pointed at them. This gun makes a colossal impression. It's a pity it wasn't made with more metal components; then, if you ran out of ammo, you could use it like a club. But oh well, it must be this way, and it's still cool.
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A really powerful revolver. Great for recreational shooting. It's really accurate and pleasant to use. In case of emergency, it is also good for self-defense.
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What power, it really does the job. I recommend it.
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Big, you can forget about carrying it in your pocket. The trigger operates in steps and you have to press hard, so accuracy is average. However, this revolver is not meant for precision shooting. If someone is looking for something similar to a live-ammunition weapon but without a permit, they'll be disappointed. This is a very well-designed self-defense weapon. Goggles are absolutely required for training (for bystanders as well). It doesn't shoot pellets, which usually embeds itself in the target. It ricochets strongly and you could easily lose an eye.
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I have the HDR50 and the impact force of .68 caliber balls destroys drywall. If you’re considering it, I recommend the .68 caliber. It’s worth buying DEVASTATOR BALLS.
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I recommend it, I'm very satisfied with the purchase of the HDR 68. Mega power, its appearance and sound are intimidating... Rubber-metal balls work great, both in impact force and how well they fit in the cylinder. One CO2 cartridge for three cylinders of shooting at high power ;)
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This is a cannon with tremendous power. With devastator-type projectiles, it goes through the windshields of various vehicles without a problem. Used for self-defense, it gives you a huge advantage. Five rounds in the cylinder are more than enough. I made a stock for it and the carbine mod works great.
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The Umarex HDR68 revolver is a super gun with a lot of power. I don't recommend shooting yourself with it.
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Store service and shipping time are top-notch. I received the HDR .68, haven’t fired it yet, but I can already share a few comments. Compared to the HDR .50, it feels more plastic, the material used for the .50 is of higher quality, and the grip on the .50 is also better profiled. The magazine on the .50 causes no problems; the projectiles hold tight, but on the .68, Devastator Steel Core balls just fall out through the barrel, and the steel-rubber balls stay in only moderately, as they also fit too loosely.
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It's lightweight; I don't know why people complain about the weight. It's a solid piece of plastic. At first, I thought it was junk, until I started shooting. It's a pellet gun for grown-up kids. Don't shoot animals or yourself!
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A lot of power! An OSB board 12mm thick was almost shot through from a distance of 6m with a rubber ball. Now you can imagine what would happen if you shot an attacker in a t-shirt from such a distance—whether it's the ribs, sternum, or solar plexus. The gun can break windows. I shot at empty gas canisters—the lightweight object still bounced off, and even then the shot caused a huge dent and deformation. This is truly a powerful self-defense weapon. With metal balls, you could break ribs.
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The revolver did its job, after two shots the thief didn’t try anything else. I recommend the rubber-metal balls.
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A hefty revolver, commands respect in the neighborhood.
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I've just finished my first shooting session—120 shots fired, it packs a punch and is a lot of fun.
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