At CyberTrigger, Ultra Line is our configuration tier for electric gel blaster rifles with programmable electronic trigger control, reinforced gearbox components and upgraded compression parts. It groups rifles by their internal specification, rather than by brand or external shape. Check each model for its exact components and materials.
We use Ultra Line to describe the internal configuration, not the brand or rifle platform. A fixed-stock M16, compact ACX and M110 feel different in the hands, even when they share electronic trigger features.
Choose a rail-equipped M4A1 RIS, the longer M16 profile or a compact XM177. The current range includes M16 A1, A2, A3 and A4 styles, an XM16E1 and M203-equipped builds. Fixed carry handles, detachable handles and handguards vary, so start with the appearance you prefer.
Compare M4 / AR15 stylesKS-1 and KS-3 offer modern ambidextrous receivers and URX6 M-LOK handguards. SR16, MRS and M4 URX listings provide other receiver and rail layouts. Check the mounting system if you already have a red dot, light or foregrip in mind.
View the KS-3ACX models use a CNC-machined aluminium-alloy upper receiver and handguard. Choose the longer Virtus, the compact Rattler or Rattler LT, or the Spear LT layout. Many are front-wired, so allow for battery space around the handguard when planning your setup.
Compare ACX modelsThese bring a larger SR25 / AR10-style profile to the range. The M110 has a long front end and fixed stock; the M110K1 offers a different external layout. Their larger magazine format is separate from the M4 range.
Browse SR25 / AR10 modelsUltra Line listings specify reinforced metal gearboxes, steel gears or metal piston racks, and upgraded cylinder, piston-head and nozzle components. These parts support consistent performance and durability under repeated use. The precise materials and configuration vary by model.
A programmable MOSFET or ETU controls the firing cycle electronically. Many current models specify Eshooter V2 Basic and offer programmable burst or binary modes. Check the fitted unit and supported modes; programmable does not automatically mean Bluetooth App control.
Metal receivers, rails, outer barrels and controls contribute to the feel and durability of the build. A rifle can still have a polymer grip, stock or handguard: classic M16 and XM177 furniture differs from the metal-railed KS and ACX layouts. Read the model's materials list.
Browse premium metal riflesThe price gap is not just the finish. Receiver and handguard materials, internal components, electronics, external configuration and supplied accessories can all affect the price. Compare the exact version rather than assuming every Ultra Line rifle has identical internals or output.
Our Value Line uses a reinforced nylon receiver to reduce weight and price while retaining metal components inside and out. Value Plus adds an Eshooter Kestrel V2 Basic programmable MOSFET. If electronic trigger control is your main priority, compare the exact Value Plus and Ultra Line builds before deciding.
Compare Value buildsThe current ACX Rattler LT 7.75″ Ultra Plus adds a 35K brushless motor and Eshooter V2 SE Bluetooth electronic control. That is a different motor and electronics package, not simply a higher-FPS version. Compare the response and features you want.
Browse Ultra PlusYou need a compatible battery, charger and hydrated gel balls. The battery and charger can be reused; a speed loader is optional. Match the connector and battery dimensions to the rifle, especially with compact front-wired builds. Check the package contents before ordering.
Choose a magazine for the exact platform, then match your optic, light and foregrip to the rail. Cyber Custom can plan a hop-up, motor or other internal upgrade around your preferred trajectory, trigger response, rate of fire and durability.
Visit our QLD physical shop to compare local stock and speak with the workshop. If you already own the rifle, bring it in or send us the exact model so we can help choose compatible parts.
Ultra Line is CyberTrigger's configuration tier for AEG gel blasters with programmable electronic trigger control, reinforced gearbox components and upgraded compression parts. The definition is based on the build, not the manufacturer. Compare the specific gearbox, compression parts, external materials and fitted MOSFET on the product page.
The rifles currently listed in this collection are electric AEGs, powered by a rechargeable battery. You need a compatible battery, charger and hydrated gel balls, not green gas. For recoil and a gas operating system, browse our separate gas blowback rifle collection.
The Eshooter V2 Basic specified on many current Ultra Line models is programmable but does not provide Bluetooth App control. The current ACX Rattler LT 7.75″ Ultra Plus instead specifies a Bluetooth V2 SE unit. Check the exact MOSFET, not just the range name.
No. These are metal-built rifles with reinforced internal components, but polymer furniture remains on many models. Classic M16 and XM177 builds can have polymer handguards, while ACX models have a CNC aluminium-alloy upper receiver and handguard. The product's materials list explains the exact construction.
Deans connections are specified on many current Ultra Line models. Match the plug, battery dimensions and recommended voltage to the exact rifle. Our ACX AEGs can use 7.4V or 11.1V; we recommend 11.1V for better trigger response. Compact front-wired rifles need particular attention to battery size.
Most gel balls are broadly usable across gel blasters, but for higher-FPS setups we recommend hard gels. CyberTrigger's gel ball range is selected for high-quality hard gels.
An AEG needs a compatible battery and charger and hydrated gel balls. Batteries and chargers can be used repeatedly. A speed loader is optional and makes loading easier. Check the exact package: do not assume a battery and charger are included.
No. The Ultra Line label does not make magazines interchangeable. M4-style and M110 / SR25-style rifles use different magazine formats. Send us the exact manufacturer and model, or bring the rifle to our QLD physical shop, and we can help choose the best compatible magazine.
Yes. We can assess the rifle and plan changes around your needs, such as a hop-up for a straighter trajectory, changes to muzzle speed or rate of fire, or a motor and electronics setup for trigger response. We can also build the external setup with your preferred red dot, scope, light and foregrip.
