KELe Beretta 93R Manual Springer Gel Blaster Pistol – Black

In the real world, The Beretta 93R is an Italian selective-fire machine pistol, designed and manufactured by Beretta in the late 1970s for police and military use, that is derived from their semi-automatic Beretta 92. The “R” stands for Raffica, which is Italian for “volley”, “flurry”, or “burst” (sometimes spoken “R” as “Rapid” in English).

The Beretta 93R was designed to be used by the Italian counter-terrorism forces of the National Police and Carabineri (both formed in the late 1970s in response to terrorism) but was also adopted by other police and military forces who required a concealable weapon with rapid fire capabilities. The pistol is a development of the Beretta 92 design. The 93R has also been seen a lot in popular culture, in films like Virtuosity (Denzel Washington 1995), Broken Arrow (John Travolta 1996) and was the basis for Robocop’s Auto 9 gun in the film Robocop (1987)

The KELe Beretta 93R Manual Springer Gel Blaster Pistol is an incredibly authentic looking replica of the Beretta 93R, the obvious differences being that it is a single shot, spring powered Gel Blaster, and doesn’t have semi auto of full auto functions. In the hand the The KELe Beretta 93R Manual Springer Gel Blaster Pistol feels suitably weighty, making it a very realistic replica of the original. The firing selection is single shot, per rack of the slide. The Blaster can also be “stripped down” just like it’s rear world counterpart, with the slide being removable from the lower. The fold down fore grip is sturdy and well constructed. Though this blaster does come with 10 mini foam nerf darts, it operated best using Gel balls.

KELe Beretta 93R Manual Springer Gel Blaster Pistol Features:

• Model: KELe Beretta 93R Manual Springer Gel Blaster Pistol
• Type: Manual, Mechanical, Spring-Powered (Single shot, rack the slide for each re-load)
• Single-Shot Pull-Back Type
• 1:1 Ratio
• Full Metal Construction
• Screw in Flash Hider (Muzzle Break)
• Mag Fed
• Magazine Capacity: Approx. 15 Gel Balls (Even though this looks like an extended magazine, due to the position of the Gel feeding hole, it only hold the same number of gels as a standard magazine would)
• Uses 7-8mm Gel Balls (sold Separately)
• Comes with 10 Foam mini Nerf darts

KELe Beretta 93R Manual Springer Gel Blaster Pistol – Black Performance:

• Up to 140 Feet per Second
• Up to 20m Firing Distance
• 1 Shot per Pull Back of Slide

Remember, one mag is never enough. Why not add an extra mag, or two, to your order and make the most of the free freight.

Click the image to add the right spare mag, for your KELe Beretta 93R

What’s the thing everyone loses? Yep, the little foam darts. Why not add an extra 10 pack, or two, of foam darts while you’re here.

Get some Spare Darts, ya know you’ll lose some 🙂

Please note: We highly recommend purchasing our high quality Hardened Gel Balls for the best performance, like our Tenacity AKA’s

Grab some Gels, while you’re here. You don’t have to pick these up, like you do the darts.

A really  cool add-on, would be a pistol speed loader, takes all the fiddly-ness out of getting the gels into the Magazine.

Pistol Speed Loader, a definite timer saver. Click image to add to order.

Only load Gel Balls into the magazine, DO NOT try to load mini darts into the Magazine, this will damage the gun and magazine. Mini darts should be pushed into the barrel only, in from the front of the pistol muzzle.

Manual pistols may not always feed gels consistently from the magazine into the barrel. You might experience issues such as double feeds (two gels at once), empty feeds (no gels), and normal feeds (one gel). These problems are quite common with manual pistols and are not defects; they are simply part of owning, manual spring fed Gel Blasters.

Always read the instruction on the gel packaging, and soak the gels in clean cold water for the specified time. Do not attempt to use Gels, that have not been soaked and have grown to their operational diameter.

Please note, this is a Gel Blaster Toy and not a Real firearm

Always “Stop and Think” when using your blaster, and carry it in a suitable bag or case between home, the car and to the Gel Ball Battle fields. Never point, or shoot your Blaster at animals, or people without their permission. Always use suitable eye protection, when using your Gel Blaster.