PINNACLE DYNAMICS Gel Blaster Ammo - 50,000 Rounds 7-8 mm (5 Packs) - Gel Splatter Bullets for Electric Gel Blaster Gun - Gel Gun Ammo Refill for Teenagers and Adults - Premium Gift Packaging - Blue

OK well ,next day delivery, 50.000 as stated ,thay look good in the bag compered to others I have and look exactly the same as the ones supplied with my gel gun so all appears very well, haven't had a chance to soak them up and shoot them as I have 9000 ish ready to go already. But yeah all looks great so far .

These gels blasters have a vast amount in this set. They are dividend into lacks that you place inside water and they expand to be gel pellets for shooting. Easy to fill into shooter part and the gels are made from.goos quality material. Reasonable price for this set.

I have bought all others but these are best for alie an Amazon guns I have m4 I bought alie and what u do is put em in hot water overnight top up again in morning then about midday put into plastic bags as shown this keeps em moist an keep size these are perfect next order I will buy only these perfect size every shot fired amazing 5plus but use as I say leave overnight next morning drain em put em in plastic bags an they are awesome

As good as any gel ammo you're going to find and at a good price.

I got these blue gel rounds because I have an electric X5 gel blaster gun that has multiple magazines including a drum that can hold 1000 gel rounds at a time.When you receive the packets there are 5 each containing 10,000 rounds but you dont have to use them all in one go - just put a quantity of them in a container and cover them with water (some people suggest using hot water but I find simple cold tap water works fine) - after a few minutes you will notice that the gel rounds have absorbed some water (see photos) and have usually reached there maximum fullness / diameter in about 4 hours - then you just load them into your gel blaster magazine and fire away.On impact the little gel rounds just burst and other than water they dont appear to leave a stain / mark.If you leave the gel rounds in the container and the water dries up they just revert to their original small size and I find can be rehydrated any number of times; so in terms of functionality they are great.I've noticed that some people use these in vases and decorations but I have never tried that although given that they absorb and then over time release water - it seems a good idea - and being blue they do like nice.50 thousand rounds for less than £8 quid seems good value for money and 50,000 will last you quite a while depending on how often you use the gun - bear in mind that once fired thats it - you cant pick the gels up and reuse them.

Not the quantity stated. These are definitely not 10'000 per bag. at most 7000.I manually counted two sets of 100, weighing just over 1g. Therefore average unit weight is 0.0051g.Average full bag weight is 36.5 grams minus the empty bag (1.26g) leaves 35.3g. Divide that by 0.005, results in just over 7000.yes thats might still seem a lot but my kids paid for 50'000 and got about 35'000 at most.

Cheap but you get what you pay for. I followed the soaking instructions carefully—4 hours, 6 hours, and even overnight—but the results were disappointing. Although the rounds expanded significantly, they remained tough and rubbery with a crystal-like composition. Instead of exploding on impact, they simply bounced off solid objects like walls and windows.Now, my garden is littered with thousands of these small blue balls, and I’m concerned about their potential impact on wildlife. It also seems like they didn’t absorb as much water as intended, leaving them slightly smaller than expected. This was evident when the single-shot feature on my kids’ gun was shooting three rounds at a time. Compared to the original gel fire rounds, these didn’t perform nearly as well.

5000 tiny balls that you soak in water and they grow and then put them in a gel gun and fire…All one colour….Look ok in the pack…..