STOP and THINK: Gel blasters are illegal across Australia in ALL States and Territories except for Queensland which is the ONLY place in Australia that allows people to have a gel blaster without a permit or licence because it is not classified as a firearm or weapon although it is still illegal to carry one in public sight. If transporting the gel blaster in public always use a container or bag to hide it from the public eye, so not to cause panic or alarm.

We are very aware of the alarm the appearance of Gel Blasters can cause to members of our community.

So we wish to remind everyone of the rules and regulations are in place for everyone’s safety.

This makes the sport safe and enjoyed for everyone without causing alarm.

Replica firearms such as Gel Blasters, can look like regular firearms to the untrained eye.

Almost all replica firearms like Gel Blasters can only be identified as a Gel Blasters by close examination.

This is due to the look and appearance of some models that look like at first glance, a real firearm.

If Police are confronted with replica firearms are often placed in a difficult position making,

Making a identification of the threat at hand.

If you (or anyone you know) owns a gel blaster or you are thinking of purchasing one,

Please make sure that you (and people you know) are well informed and up to date with relevant legislation.

The video above provided above is a good basis for being a responsible owner of a replica firearm.

For more information on Gel Blasters and replica weapons

please visit https://www.police.qld.gov.au/units/weapons-licensing

Legality of Gel Blasters
Gel Blasters Ownership