Gel Blaster Safety: Don't Make These Mistakes

Gel Blasters are a wildly fun and popular pastime in Australia. Whether you're using a Gel Blaster Pistol, a Metal Gel Blaster, or something more robust, safety must always come first. Azraels Armoury, Australia’s top spot for Gel Blasters, reminds you: don’t make these common mistakes. 1. Skipping Eye Protection This is a truth no one should ignore—gel balls may be soft, but they can still hurt, especially to the eyes. Reports show kids have suffered serious eye injuries from gel balls, including temporary vision loss and pain from shots, even 10 meters away. Always use sturdy, impact-rated goggles or a full-face mask when playing. No exceptions. 2. Ignoring Local Legal Rules Gel Blasters aren’t treated equally across Australia. In Western Australia, they're fully banned and can lead to jail time or steep fines. South Australia has also regulated them heavily, requiring firearm-style licensing. Always check the rules in your area before purchasing or playing with a Gel Blast...