Gel Blaster Pistols

CyberTrigger’s gel blaster pistol range — from spring models at $99 to premium gas blowback (GBB) from $299 reaching 280 FPS. Three drive systems: gas, electric and spring. Platforms include Glock G-Series, Hi-Capa / 2011, 1911, TTI, Canik TP9 and FN from brands E&C, AW Custom, EMG and Cybergun.

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Cover of E&C 2011 TTI HI-Capa GBB Gel Blaster-black
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AW Custom NE10 Series 1911 GBB Gel Blaster Replica
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Cybergun/AW Custom 1911A1 GBB Gel Blaster-silver
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E&C G17 Gen5 Gas Blowback Gel Blaster Pistol
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E&C G17 Gen5 MOS GBB Pistol Gel Blaster
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E&C G17 Gen5 MOS GBB Pistol Gel Blaster

$389.00

What Is the Difference Between Gas, Electric and Spring Gel Blaster Pistols?

Drive System FPS Range Recoil Best For
Gas (GBB) ~280 25–35 m Yes Realism & field play
Electric (AEP) ~180 15–20 m No Quiet & consistent
Spring ~120 8–12 m No Beginner & backup

Gas blowback (GBB) pistols run on green gas — the slide cycles fully on every shot with realistic recoil and sound. Electric (AEP) pistols are battery-powered, quieter, and cheaper to run. Spring pistols are manually operated — no battery or gas required.

Which Gel Blaster Pistol Platform Is Right for You?

The Glock G-Series is a strong first choice for beginners — proven ergonomics, law enforcement heritage, easy magazine support, and the widest parts compatibility. Metal slide + nylon polymer frame, matching real Glock construction.

The Hi-Capa / 2011 is the customisation platform — double-stack magazine, full TM-spec aftermarket compatibility, full metal. The 1911 is the original — single-stack, slim grip, full metal, over a century of design heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions — Gel Blaster Pistols

Are gel blaster pistols legal in Queensland?

Yes — legal for adults 18+, no weapons licence required. Same rules as gel blaster rifles. Read our QLD Gel Blaster Legal Guide 2026.

What is the best gel blaster pistol for beginners?

The Glock G-Series is the easiest recommendation for most beginners: familiar grip shape, easy-to-source magazines, broad parts support, and straightforward maintenance. For players who already know they want to customise heavily, the Hi-Capa offers full TM-spec aftermarket compatibility.

How far does a gel blaster pistol shoot?

Spring: 8–12 m. Electric: 15–20 m. Gas blowback: 25–35 m. A hop-up barrel upgrade extends and stabilises range for any platform.

Why is my gas pistol magazine leaking?

Almost always dry O-rings after storage. Apply silicone oil to restore the seal — avoid petroleum-based lubricants. Leave a small gas charge after each session. Watch our leak fix tutorial. Every GBB from CyberTrigger is leak-tested before dispatch.

Last reviewed May 2026.