M134 Gatling Gel Blaster | 6-Barrel Rotary Gel Blaster
Six Barrels.
One Trigger.
Most blasters send gel balls down one tube, in one line. The M134 sends them out of a spinning cluster of six — so what arrives is not a stream, it is a wall. 1.8 kg of high-strength nylon, metal gears inside, and a hopper on top you can top up in the middle of a round.

Six bores. One cluster.
This is the part that changes the feel of the whole thing. Six barrels sit in a single rotating assembly behind a slotted shroud. On the trigger, the cluster turns and the shots come out spread across a much wider face than a single tube can ever cover — the reason this blaster reads as a barrage instead of a squirt.

Top hatch. Clear window. No shaking.
Flip the vented hatch on top and pour gel balls straight in. A clear panel on the side of the hopper shows exactly how much you have left, so you stop guessing mid-round. The spring feed tube keeps the balls moving down into the chamber instead of stacking up and starving the next shot.

Pre-feed switch
Flip the pre-feed switch and the electric magazine primes the feed path before you ever pull the trigger. That is the difference between a blaster that answers instantly and one that makes you dry-fire twice while the other team closes in. Removable accessories come off the rails with a thumb screw, so the profile stays short when you need it short.
Nylon shell. Metal where it counts.
The body is high-strength nylon — light enough to carry one-handed by the top handle, tough enough to survive being set down hard. Inside, the gears and the inner barrel are metal, which is the part that actually decides how long a blaster lasts.

Free 14 mm CCW adapter
The muzzle is not threaded. Rather than make you hunt for a part, a dedicated hex adapter is in the box — 14 mm CCW, the thread every tracer unit and suppressor in this category uses. Screw it on and you can run smoke, light or a can on day one.

USB charging. No wall brick needed.
A model-specific rechargeable battery and a USB charging cable both come in the box, so a power bank or a laptop port is enough between rounds. The battery sits in the rear housing and swaps out without tools.
In the box
Why six barrels beats one
| ORDINARY | M134 | |
| Barrel count | 1 | 6, rotating |
| Feed | Gravity, shake to feed | Electric + pre-feed |
| Ammo check | Guess | Clear window |
| Gears | Plastic | Metal |
| Range | ~15 m | 25 m + |
| Tracer ready | Needs a part | Adapter included |
| Carry | Two hands | Top handle |
Specifications
Three kinds of buyer
Questions
Pick your bundle, charge the battery, soak the gel balls. Everything else is in the box.