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Storm BlasterHydro-Gel Ball Blaster Gun

R399

Retail: R1,500
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The Storm Blaster is the hydro-gel ball machine gun blaster of the future!

Have fun running around shooting targets and your friends with the multi-colour crystal hydrogel bullets from the Storm Blaster. It's time to lock and load, fill the bullet chamber with the hydro-gel balls, place the extended stock on your shoulder and squeeze the grip trigger! This gun shoots up to 20 metres giving you a better chance of hitting your target.

After recharging the Storm Blaster you are ensured 80 hours worth of playtime!

What's in the Box:

  • 1 x Storm Blaster.
  • 1 x Rechargeable battery.
  • 1 x Safety Glasses.
  • 3000 x Water gel bullets.
  • Water gel bullets are non-toxic and pet friendly.
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