Double Bell 789+ JW3 Baba Yaga Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistol with Deluxe Collector Box in Blue

Double Bell 789+ JW3 Baba Yaga Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistol with Deluxe Collector Box in Blue

The Double Bell 789+ JW3 Baba Yaga Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistol in Blue takes the familiar Hi-Capa-style platform and gives it a far more dramatic, cinema-inspired presentation. This deluxe version combines a predominantly metal airsoft pistol with a polymer grip, competition-style controls and a distinctive blue finish, then packages the whole lot inside a collector presentation case with JW-themed accessories. It already feels like something a bit different before you've even loaded the magazine. The important bit, though, is that underneath all the display appeal sits a proper Green Gas GBB pistol designed to be fired, handled and used as a practical airsoft handgun rather than simply admired from across the room.

Green Gas powers the firing system and cycles the metal slide with every shot, giving the 789+ the mechanical movement and feedback that makes a GBB pistol so much more engaging than a fixed-slide design. Pull the trigger and the slide snaps rearwards before returning into battery for the next BB. Once the supplied 28-round magazine is empty, the slide locks open. That's useful for more than realism; you immediately know you've run dry and can move straight into a reload instead of squeezing the trigger again and wondering where the BBs have gone.

The main construction is metal, while the grip is polymer. That combination suits this kind of Hi-Capa-style airsoft gun nicely because you get the substantial feel and cold-to-the-touch character of the metal components without making the grip unnecessarily heavy. The pistol feels planted in the hand, and the competition-inspired layout gives it a very different personality from a plain service-style sidearm. The blue finish pushes that even further. Subtle? Not really. Then again, a Baba Yaga-style competition pistol was never going to be the airsoft equivalent of beige wallpaper.

Reloading has been given some thought too. Double Bell fits an extended magazine release, making it easier to reach without dramatically shifting your firing grip, while the flared competition-style magwell widens the entrance at the base of the grip. That wider opening helps guide a fresh magazine into place during a hurried reload. Think of it as a small funnel for your mag. You still need to point the magazine in roughly the right direction, naturally, but it makes the whole process less fiddly when you're crouched behind cover with gloves on and someone is enthusiastically peppering the scenery around you.

The supplied Green Gas magazine holds 28 rounds, giving this airsoft pistol a useful capacity for secondary use or CQB games where a handgun sees more action. The same magazine stores the gas used to power both the BB and the blowback cycle, so performance can change with ambient temperature and gas pressure. The listed output falls within the 301-350 FPS category, although Green Gas airsoft guns don't necessarily deliver one identical reading in every condition. A warm summer afternoon and a cold winter morning can produce noticeably different cycling and chronograph results, so checking your own pistol at the site chrono is always sensible.

Double Bell also equips the 789+ with an adjustable hop-up system. Hop-up places backspin on the 6mm BB, helping it maintain a flatter trajectory and improving usable range when correctly adjusted. It isn't something to treat like a volume knob and constantly turn up to maximum. Make small changes, fire a few test shots and watch how the BB travels. Too little hop and it drops early; too much and it starts climbing. Once you've found the right setting for your chosen BB weight, the pistol becomes much more predictable at normal airsoft handgun distances.

Ambidextrous safety levers are fitted on both sides, making the controls accessible to left- and right-handed airsofters. The listed firing setup is Safe and Single Shot, keeping operation straightforward and familiar. That ambidextrous arrangement is also useful if you swap hands while working around cover. Combined with the extended magazine release and flared magwell, the 789+ has the sort of controls that make sense once you're actually manipulating the pistol rather than simply reading a specification sheet.

The JW3 influence is especially obvious in the overall competition-style presentation. This is a Hi-Capa-inspired airsoft handgun with enlarged controls, a dramatic finish and the sort of customised appearance that immediately separates it from a basic military sidearm. It has presence on a display stand, certainly, but the working gas blowback action means there's no need to leave it there. Take it onto the skirmish field and you've still got a functional GBB pistol with adjustable hop-up, slide lock, a 28-round magazine and useful control upgrades.

Then there's the deluxe collector package. Alongside the pistol and gas magazine, Double Bell includes a JW-themed pencil, Continental card, collector coins, loader, bag, certificate and a dedicated display case. That's what gives this version its extra appeal for collectors. Open the case and everything feels like part of the same themed set rather than a pistol with a few random accessories dropped beside it. For a film-inspired airsoft collection, that presentation can be every bit as important as another internal component or rail section.

Maintenance follows the usual Green Gas GBB routine. Keep the slide rails and moving components clean, use suitable airsoft-safe lubricant sparingly where required and periodically inspect the magazine seals and valves. Gas magazines are mechanical components in their own right, so throwing them around like basic AEG magazines isn't a brilliant habit. A little routine care goes a long way, and you definitely don't need to flood the pistol with oil. Excess lubricant plus dust is a fairly effective recipe for grime.

The Double Bell 789+ JW3 Baba Yaga in Blue works nicely for anyone who wants both a usable airsoft gun and something with genuine display appeal. The full metal construction, Green Gas blowback, adjustable hop-up, ambidextrous safeties, extended magazine release and flared magwell all serve a practical purpose, while the deluxe case and themed extras give the set a completely different feel from a standard boxed GBB pistol. It's colourful, competition-inspired and unapologetically theatrical. Exactly the sort of sidearm that gets noticed before you've even fired it.

Highlights

• Hi-Capa-style Green Gas blowback airsoft pistol 
• Predominantly full metal construction with polymer grip
• Distinctive blue finish
• Realistic gas blowback action with moving metal slide
• Slide locks open when the 28-round magazine is empty
• Adjustable hop-up system for tuning 6mm BB flight
• Extended magazine release for easier reloads
• Flared competition-style magwell to help guide magazines into the grip
• Ambidextrous safety levers
• Safe and Single Shot firing modes
• Competition-inspired JW3 Baba Yaga styling
• Deluxe collector presentation case
• JW-themed accessories and display pieces included

What's Included

• Double Bell 789+ JW3 Baba Yaga Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistol in Blue 
• 1x 28-round Green Gas magazine
• JW-themed pencil
• Continental card
• Collector coins
• Deluxe display / collector case
• Loader
• Bag
• Certificate

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Double Bell
• Model: 789+ JW3 Baba Yaga
• Type: Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistol / GBB Pistol
• Platform: Hi-Capa Style
• Colour: Blue
• Power Source: Green Gas
• Magazine Capacity: 28 rounds
• Ammunition: 6mm Airsoft BBs
• Construction: Metal Main Construction and Controls with Polymer Grip
• Blowback: Yes
• Slide Lock: Yes, Locks Open When Empty
• Fire Modes: Safe / Single Shot
• Hop-Up: Adjustable
• Magazine Release: Extended
• Safety: Ambidextrous Safety Levers
• Magwell: Flared Competition Style
• Listed FPS Category: 301-350 FPS
• Edition: Deluxe Collector Set