Description
Description
“Commander” WE Tech 1943 Gelsoft Gas Blowback Gel Blaster
The WE Tech 1943 Gelsoft pistol is essentially a shortened version of the classic M1911 A1. The body of the pistol is completely made of metal (light alloy), which has a positive effect on the pistol’s surroundings – it is quite weighty and is indistinguishable in weight from its firearms counterparts.
The controls completely copy those of the 1911 gel blaster model – double protection against accidental firing with a separate safety catch built into the handle. Standard magazine eject button, trigger, trigger, and slide stop lever. This model is equipped with a GBB recoil imitation mechanism, which sets the bolt in motion during firing.
The WE Tech 1943 pistol runs on a green gas, which is refuelled directly into the magazine through the bottom filling valve
WE TECH gas blowback pistols represent some of the best value and best bang-for-buck pistols proven worldwide as high performers and reliable above their price tag, and these Gelsoft versions are no different!
**Orange tip shown for illustration purposes**
Features
- Diamond pattern polymer grips
- On-frame magazine release and thumb safety with beaver tail
- USGI style hammer, trigger, and fixed front & rear sights
- Full metal frame and slide with rear cocking serration
- Extended slide stop
- Built-in lanyard hook
- Metal reinforced outer barrel, chamber, recoil spring guide rod, on-frame safety, slide stop, hammer, and trigger
**Orange tip shown for illustration purposes**
Specs
- Model:WE-E002-GB
- Materials Used:Metal Slide/ Bakelite Grip Panels
- Colour:Graphite/Black
- Inner Barrel Material:Alloy
- Type:Gas Blow Back
- Power Source:HFC134a & HFC22 Gas
- Inner Barrel Length:100mm
- Blaster Weight:950g
- Inner Barrel ID:7.1mm
- Blaster Length:210mm
- Blowback:Yes
- Magazine Type:WE TECH 1911
- Ambidextrous:Yes
- Rounds/QTY:13 rounds
- Recommended Gels:Gelsoft Ultra Hard
- Velocity:280+ FPS
In the Box
- WE Tech 1911 “Commander” 1943 Gas Blowback Gel Blaster Pistol
- WETECH1911 Magazine
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