The Tactical Tomato 2011 is a great looking pistol with a heavy duty built. Works via a green gas mag and comes with a nylon slide, plus a full metal slide so you can have the best of both worlds.
The Gas Powered Gel Blaster
Uses Green gas
7-8 mm gels
Hi capacity mag – up to 25 gels
Full metal Body
Cast slide with a distressed CNC finish.
Nylon blue slide
Standard kit – so this will not come in a wooden box it comes in a carboard box.
Note: Some assembly will be required. Please be advise this will be required when you receive it. You will need to advice us if you want it done before it’s shipped.
This thing rocks. I’ve got the EMG (APS) “Glock” (Omega Frame Glock Clone) 34 with similar slide gel blaster and now this one. You can definitely tell the difference between the full metal construction of this 2011 Tactical handgun and the “Glock” version. This fires hard too, the recoil is nice and robust and actually surprised me when I fired it one handed. Everything slides together well, nothing’s wobbling around, there’s no feeding issue with it or leaks, and the slide lock engages properly, wheras I’ve had issues with the “Glock” I have slide locking with gels still in the mag. The grip safety takes some getting used to if you haven’t fired a 1911/2011 platform blaster, and you can accidentally engage the ambidextrous safety lock if your thumb hugs the slide while firing, but these are all things on the user’s side. The blaster is great, worth every penny, and it looks as good as it feels.
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Alexander Howard (verified owner) –
This thing rocks. I’ve got the EMG (APS) “Glock” (Omega Frame Glock Clone) 34 with similar slide gel blaster and now this one. You can definitely tell the difference between the full metal construction of this 2011 Tactical handgun and the “Glock” version. This fires hard too, the recoil is nice and robust and actually surprised me when I fired it one handed. Everything slides together well, nothing’s wobbling around, there’s no feeding issue with it or leaks, and the slide lock engages properly, wheras I’ve had issues with the “Glock” I have slide locking with gels still in the mag. The grip safety takes some getting used to if you haven’t fired a 1911/2011 platform blaster, and you can accidentally engage the ambidextrous safety lock if your thumb hugs the slide while firing, but these are all things on the user’s side. The blaster is great, worth every penny, and it looks as good as it feels.