New laws in SA require gel blaster owners to hold a firearms licence A Riverland teenager says his business has been devastated as a result Police say skirmish field businesses may be able to stay ...

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Gel Blaster, the leader in the category and first-of-its-kind toy glow Gellet blaster that leaves no stains or messes, is nontoxic, and environmentally safe, today ...

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(WPRI) — More than 62,000 gel blaster are being recalled because the toy guns can catch fire, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The CPSC said the lithium-ion battery pack ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Queensland police have responded to two gun scares in as many days involving people carrying gel blasters in public and concerned ...

Queensland remains the only Australian jurisdiction where gel blasters are not illegal, as South Australia announced owners of the devices now need to hold a licence. As of Thursday, SA gel blaster ...

The Gel Blaster Surge 1.0 Toy Guns don’t shoot real bullets, but they might ignite into real flames, which is why the company recalled about 62,700 of them. The exact problem, as told in the U.S.