GelSoft MAC10 Submachine Gun Black for Skirmish Battles

The GelSoft MAC10 Skirmish Series submachine gun delivers everything you'd expect; there's plenty of power and a high level of accuracy all combined in this unique magazine-fed GelSoft blaster. This gun fires safe, frangible GelSoft ammo, the ammo is biodegradable and made predominantly from water ensuring no harm to the environment. On impact, the ammo 'pops' or 'bursts' with a satisfying splat of water, or just bounces off the target safely.

The MAC10 is an easily identifiable gun which has a host of features including an ABS construction, a third-generation gearbox, a high-capacity magazine. The MAC10 has a performance nylon gearbox and is powered by a 7.4V Li-on rechargeable battery and each rifle includes a USB charging cable.

What are GelSoft Guns?

Gelsoft guns are very similar to paintball guns. They fire water based ammo that pops/bursts on impact. The guns are not considered weapons because of this system and their comparatively lower power output. Compared to airsoft guns which fire fire hard plastic ammo, our GelSoft ammo is soft and squishy which means they aren't intended as weapons and are unlikely to cause injury.

Battery Information

Charge the battery for up to 3 hours prior to use. The battery is housed at the rear of the trigger guard. Slide the cover plate forward to open (lower RIS Rail) and pull the battery connector out slightly (do not use force), connect the battery terminal, insert battery into housing and slide the battery cover closed.

1. Age Limit

To purchase a skirmish version Gelsoft gun or rifle you need to be at least 18 years old. There is no age limit to using a Gelsoft gun, however, children will require adult supervision.

2. Permitted Activities

Using Gelsoft guns in your back garden, at re-enactments or at paintball or airsoft game sites is permitted under the 'Permitted Activities' as defined by the VCRA (Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006). You will need to confirm you understand this during checkout by ticking the relevant box.

3. Insurance Cover

You need to have insurance cover for the intended 'Permitted Activities' but don't worry as most household insurance policies cover activities like skirmishing at home, but you will need to double check this and confirm you understand this during checkout by ticking the relevant box.