Hey, so I'm pretty sure Leviathan started as an Airsoft FCU and then made a gel ball version, so you could easily have these features in yours too!

I think the argument for Leviathan in gel ball is the high rate of fire required to hit anything compared to Airsoft. This means optical sensors can get a coat of lube or oil faster than they would in Airsoft, while Leviathan uses contacts.

simple, the new green SLR CQB from renegade blasters, 300 bucks for a high quality v2 blaster with metal gears, really good construction and versatility with a hop up

The J9 has been ridiculously reliable for me. Not the best option anymore, but it is great for the 150 bucks you can get it on sale.

If my finger isn't on the trigger, it can't fire. Not a big concern if you're responsible. Probably more important in Airsoft where you're dealing with much higher velocities and harder projectiles though. I have heard of some Airsoft fields requiring safety when not in use. Seeing as I basically never use Semi I could swap back to using it though if it becomes a concern. When transporting I do not have the battery in so it can't fire in my bag etc.

I guess I just take things like that (including trigger discipline) seriously, especially as I pew pew real steel too.

Also if I end up using the Virtual Mag function then I think it also functions as a safety while on that setting. So may end up doing that.

To see over the runcam

@@BradleyPhillipsYT makes sense...

Go Pro Hero 9

The high end build we only do 1 time every few days the others are a mix of pistols and lower modified blasters 🤙🏽

10yrs in South Australia

@@BradleyPhillipsYT aewsome thx for getting back to me.. you will probably seen me and my sons on the course soon haha

@@BradleyPhillipsYT also I havnt found any info on rules of gel blasters at courses like can they be any fps? Like 370fps or is there a limit..

Around AUD 1200 on their website I think

@@andrewsim7018 it’s more cos the ones on the website dont come with levi and cnc gearbox. It just a cast v2 I presume

This one is usually on the higher end of the $900-1800

In general, this build would be our $1,800 bracket. They sell really quickly, so they aren't easy to come by. When they are up, we generally recommend just jumping on them. We should have a few new ones this week!

@@GelBallUndercover JESUS CHRIST. $1800 for THIS 💀

What parts did you use though?

Hey Daniel, appreciate your comment just to put the parts in context , the mosfet is $200 the gearbox shell alone is $240. So i can understand maybe you have a same performing blaster shooting around 300fps i highly doubt the parts you have are close to what is in our custom. Most blasters shoot 300fps out the box these days but in this case it is not FPS it is the quality of the build. If you have a spare moment check out our custom blaster descriptions so you can understand a bit more in depth what we offer :) have a great day.

​@@GelBallUndercover Hey, only just saw this comment. At the time I was using an Expert LDT box which came with a BigRRR Mosfet, I threw in a ASG 40k Motor and M110 Spring, I also short stroked the sector, which was hitting 320fps at around 25rps. The build all up cost me around that $500, Not far off your $900 build.. However, I have made a new primary build now. A 9:1 DSG running a MK CNC Box, Warhead 35k motor, Optical Leviathan Mosfet, M160 Spring. 300fps with 40rps, and STILL in parts cost around $800.. Having your basic 18:1 builds starting at $900 is ludacris. Even if it's running a Levi and a CNC box.

Australian government: You call that what? Airsoft? Sorry we call that illegal.

@@BradleyPhillipsYT I understand, this is the first video I watched from your channel i really liked it..!! also it was the first time i saw a gel blaster firing seems really fun.. I am not in any way hating on gel blasters.. they seem really fun..!

All good, just curious how you found the video. Are airsofters finding it because of the key words Leviathan?

@@BradleyPhillipsYT most likely

Kids can't own them here in SA. You must have a firearms license. Your concerns are pointless.

should probably point out this has already happened and they are now classified as firearms in SA. you must be over 18, have a firearms liscence and it must be registered before you can own one. to people who just screw around with them it sucks. but the 0.01% of users who used them in a dangerous manner has destroyed the industry here in SA. only the hardcore players remain. you can rent blasters at some selected events from the host however.

I think you miss the entire point of why gel blasters even exist. Airsoft is illegal. Gel ball is not. So we play gel ball.

Well, just so you know, you just ruined the entire sport

@@mochi-addictedbitchboy1294 why lmao?

I bet you live in SA hahahaha

@@ferdblu1946 cuz, the entire point of the sport is to shoot people with toys that look like guns..... it’s pretty neat

@@mochi-addictedbitchboy1294 paintball is still fun, eventhough they dont usually use replicas