T60 Water Pistol
The T60 Water Pistol is a unique gel blaster designed to resemble the classic 1911 model, featuring an inbuilt flash hider and a drum magazine for increased capacity. Equipped with a battery, this water pistol offers a combination of style and practicality, making it ideal for backyard fun and casual gel blasting sessions.
Features:
- Model: Tarren Tactical 1911 Water Pistol
- Magazine Type: Drum Magazine
- Inbuilt Flash Hider: Integrated into the design for a sleek appearance
- Battery: Included
- Gel Ball Size: 7-8mm (Sold Separately)
Performance:
- Muzzle Velocity: 180-200 FPS (Feet Per Second)
- Firing Distance: Up to 20 meters
- Operation: 1 Shot per Pull Back of Slide
Notes:
- Gel Balls Not Included: Must be purchased separately.
With its inbuilt flash hider, the Tarren Tactical 1911 Water Pistol not only looks impressive but also enhances the realism of your gel blasting experience. It's perfect for those seeking a reliable and fun entry-level gel blaster with unique features.
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The T60 Water Pistol is a unique gel blaster designed to resemble the classic 1911 model, featuring an inbuilt flash hider and a drum magazine for increased capacity. Equipped with a battery, this water pistol offers a combination of style and practicality, making it ideal for backyard fun and casual gel blasting sessions.
Features:
- Model: Tarren Tactical 1911 Water Pistol
- Magazine Type: Drum Magazine
- Inbuilt Flash Hider: Integrated into the design for a sleek appearance
- Battery: Included
- Gel Ball Size: 7-8mm (Sold Separately)
Performance:
- Muzzle Velocity: 180-200 FPS (Feet Per Second)
- Firing Distance: Up to 20 meters
- Operation: 1 Shot per Pull Back of Slide
Notes:
- Gel Balls Not Included: Must be purchased separately.
With its inbuilt flash hider, the Tarren Tactical 1911 Water Pistol not only looks impressive but also enhances the realism of your gel blasting experience. It's perfect for those seeking a reliable and fun entry-level gel blaster with unique features.
