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We are in QLD Australia, our website: www.watint.com.au

Hi, they are using same platform, not sure if they can be done, its illegal in Australia.

@@watinternational4635 I understand that airsoft is illegal in Australia and that is why they have gel blaster, so it wouldn’t make any sense for them to be able to shoot airsoft, which is illegal there.

We actually have quite a few customers that do use this on a field, using a lower pressure gas is actually better for the accuracy in this case. By brining the FPS down, the gel has a much easier time to sail out of the barrel in one direction rather than spread.

Unfortunately we have had many delays in China due to Covid and the lead time has become open ended

This will be a long read so be prepared In the state this is filmed in, Queensland, HPA,CO2 and green gas are completely legal, This is the only state to have recognised legislature declaring gel blasters completely legal and does not classify them as a controlled item 1 state (SA) requires licensing and registration plus serial numbers for blasters to own any blaster, After the licensing you can own any blaster (AEG,CO2,Green Gas, HPA, springer) provided it is registered and serialised 1 state (WA) is a grey area, it isn't outlawed by legislation but the Police declare them illegal In 1 state (TAS) Blasters can't look like firearms and forces them to put gearboxes in nerf shells, making an Air system hard to do. As for the rest of the states and territories (ACT,NSW,VIC,NT) It's illegal to own any blaster (Green Gas,CO2,HPA,AEG and springers) as they classify them as firearms because they use air to propel a projectile making them airguns. So in short, it's not very consistent across the states and territories, I'm sorry for the super long read but I hope it helps to answer your question :)

@@bnuge cheers dude ..very concise and well put

@@damienelliott4906 Just a little update, mainly because the comment was so recent and this is big news for us aussies So one of the aforementioned states Western Australia (WA) is now banning blasters, mainly citing looks and "the ability to convert to a real firearm", I am not joking, the police minister and the police commissioner for WA both said they could be converted, however semi-automatic parts for rifles in australia are hard to come by, as these parts are heavily regulated and you require a proper excuse to own any semi-automatic rifle This now means one state (Queensland) is the only state or territory to have gel blasters be recognised in the law as a toy and are not not a controlled item

@@bnuge that is one detailed explanation. so sad that australia is going down that way

@@tanayayt9283 its sad for now, key words for now,one organisation is taking the fight to one of the states (NSW) to get them unbanned, hopefully they get it unbanned, but the same guys that banned them for WA are trying to ban the import of blasters, not the use or sale, keeping them 100% legal, but it would force manufacturing locally and drive prices up, making it a sport for the elite and dying a similar death to a ban

Hi Greg, yes we do have some spares, please send us an email at admin@watint.com.au and we can help you out

Yes we do! Feel free to come and see us instore of send us an email

There are is the possibility to import the bolt kits however snipers are a small niche and it can be hard to determine if they will sell or not. If there is enough of a market then we can bring them in though.

@@watinternational4635 that's a very poor excuse due to the fact all suppliers are stocking the wolverine wraiths and other engines for the blasters. I'm part of the gel blaster bolt sniper group of over 2000 people and I've been seeing posts where to get the wolverine bolt kits. I don't understand why you all wouldn't get the bolt kits. Do it smart order some of them and if they keep selling out increase the order. Not rocket science

@@Mr_Tea_Rexx To our knowledge there wasn't any in stock in Australia. From a business perspective you are better to get stuff that you know will sell. We do try to bring in other new products to trial and we will be stocking a number of different products in the near future but we understand that they may not interest everyone. We actually installed a wraith M4 stock here at WAT the other day and do plan to look into stocking similar items

@@watinternational4635 maybe you should order 1 wolverine bolt kit , try it out and sell that blaster sniper with it and see if it sells. you will be surprised

@@Mr_Tea_Rexx im sure they know how to run there business and no shop in aus has the bokt set and i have the inferno gen 2 hpa is over rated

This is a very understandable point of view. We completely get that this isn't a product for everyone but we have load of other goodies better suited to normal gameplay

We still have plenty of other products that may be more suited to what you are after. Check out our website or come and see us in store to take a look

We understand that this product isn't for everyone and we appreciate your input very much. It can be more costly to produce and import blasters and the airsoft ARES DSR-1 retails for around $1100 AUD give or take with the current conversion rates. The reason why this product wasn't wholesaled was actually do to the profit margin being too small for retailers, by doing this we are able to keep the price as low as we can. I'm sure that we would have plenty of other products that are better suited to a smaller budget or too your needs. Feel free to come and see us instore to check it out!

Just to clear things up, they stated that the basters Airsoft version was $1200-1300 Aud not the SSG range. You’re correct about the other points.

No it doesn't. The DSR-1 is a gas powered bolt action meaning that there isn't a large spring like some of the other snipers on the market. The Remington MSR Gel Blaster does however

@@watinternational4635 where are your shop? I want to buy a LDT HK416A5

@@wellturner8502 We are located in Underwood however we don't have the LDT HK416a5

@@watinternational4635 any gbbr coming in stock?

@@jayjunior2023 we have few different models coming next year. M1 , M4 , ARP9 and others.

deff worth it!

Keep an eye on the SOFTOPS page for a more in-depth look

100% correct

SOFTOPS will be coming out with a video soon where they will be testing that a bit more, the hop up compatibility will also be talked about by them. I know that Trendt Has been talking to HSG about something for the DSR-1

The price of this blaster is due to a number of factors, the airsoft counterpart is around $1100-$1200AUD however these have been modified and redesigned to allow for gel blaster use. that paired with a 3 month production time makes it an expensive endeavour. We understand that this is not for everyone but I'm sure that we have plenty of other products that you can enjoy! Thank you for your feed back

@Wolfpack3D Unfortunately its not very easy to convince airsoft manufacturers to produce gel blasters, for them its a lot more effort than it is really worth. This means that we just have to take what we can get, but don't worry, there are plenty of things in the pipeline that may be more suited to what you are after

@Wolfpack3D if they even went 60m or accurate to the side of a wheely bin at 60m would be worth it, most the time lucky if you can get that 40m

We are hoping in the next few months! They're all just about wrapping up in China

@@watinternational4635 cool mate, you still got these DSR's in stock?

@@jamiefreedom8320 We sure do, feel free to come and check it out in store if you're local

$1500

We did test a few different brands of gel but found the same sort of variance in FPS however using a lower pressure gas did give us some more consistent results

We are certainly working towards that now. All of those new builds will be up on the website soon

Thank you! Feel free to come and check it out in store