Cybergun CANIK TP9 Gel Blaster GBB

Cybergun CANIK TP9 Elite Combat GBB gel blaster with realistic design and gas blowback system for immersive gelsoft play.

Queensland Police: STOP and Think

Before purchasing, carrying or using a gel blaster, make sure you understand your responsibilities under Queensland law.

• You must be at least 18 years old to purchase a gel blaster in Queensland. If this is your first gel blaster order with us, you will be required to provide valid photo identification for age verification.
• Store your gel blaster in a locked container when it is not being used.
• When transporting or carrying a gel blaster in public, keep it completely covered and out of public view.
• Never display a gel blaster in public or use it in a way that may cause fear or alarm.
• Never point or fire a gel blaster at another person without their permission.
• Never shoot animals or enter private property without permission.
• Do not modify a gel blaster to fire ammunition or operate outside its intended specifications.
• Always use appropriate eye protection and handle your gel blaster responsibly.

Misuse of a gel blaster may result in serious criminal penalties. Your choices have consequences—STOP and think before you act.

For current information, visit the Queensland Police Service Gel Blasters page.

Never Look Down the Barrel

Never look directly into the barrel, even if the gel blaster appears unloaded. If a blockage occurs, remove the magazine, engage the safety and make sure the product is fully unloaded before inspection or cleaning.

Safe Loading and Maintenance

Remove the magazine and clear the chamber before cleaning, adjusting or maintaining the gel blaster. Never perform maintenance while the product is loaded or pressurised.

Keep Away from Children and Pets

Store gel blasters, gas, batteries, gel balls and accessories securely and out of reach of children and pets.

Always point the pistol in a safe direction, remove the magazine when inspecting it, and wear appropriate eye protection.

Gas Magazine Is Leaking

Dry O-rings after storage are the most common cause of gas leaks. Apply a small amount of pure silicone oil to the affected O-rings to help restore the seal. Do not use petroleum-based oils or lubricants, as they may damage rubber seals.

After each session, leave a small amount of gas in the magazine to help keep the seals under light pressure and prevent them from drying out.

Watch our gas leak fix tutorial for step-by-step instructions.

Every GBB pistol sold by CyberTrigger is leak-tested before dispatch.

Trigger Cannot Be Pulled

Check whether the safety is engaged. Move the selector to the firing position before trying again.

Do not force the trigger. If the safety is off but the trigger still cannot be pulled, remove the magazine and inspect the pistol before further use.

Pistol Does Not Fire After Inserting the Magazine

After inserting a loaded magazine, pull the slide fully to the rear and release it. This loads the first gel ball and places the internal firing mechanism into the ready position.

The slide normally only needs to be manually cycled for the first shot. The blowback action should cycle and load subsequent shots automatically.

Pistol Does Not Shoot

The magazine may have run out of gas. Refill it with the correct gas and try again.

Also check that:

• The magazine is fully inserted.
• The safety is disengaged.
• The slide has been cycled.
• The magazine is not too cold.
• Gel balls are loaded correctly.

Feeding or Loading Problems

Check that the gel balls are the correct size for your pistol. Incorrectly sized, poorly hydrated, soft or deformed gel balls can jam the magazine, feeding nozzle or barrel.

Drain excess water before loading, and remove any damaged or irregular gel balls.

Low FPS or Short Shooting Distance

Use hard, consistently sized gel balls suitable for your pistol. Soft or incorrectly sized gel balls may not seal properly inside the barrel, reducing power, accuracy and effective range.

Also check the magazine temperature. Gas pressure drops when the magazine becomes too cold.

Shots Become Very Weak

The magazine may have become too cold, particularly after rapid firing. Remove the magazine and allow it to return naturally to room temperature before using it again.

Do not use flames, boiling water, heaters or other rapid-heating methods to warm a gas magazine.

If performance remains weak after the magazine has warmed up, check the gas level and refill if necessary.

Gel Balls Are Smashing or Breaking

Use harder, consistently sized gel balls designed for gas-powered gel blasters. Soft, oversized, over-hydrated or damaged gel balls are more likely to break during feeding or firing.

Clean any broken gel material from the magazine, feeding area and barrel before continuing to use the pistol.

Still Having Problems?

Stop using the pistol if the problem continues. Contact CyberTrigger with your order number, pistol model, gas type, gel ball type and a short video showing the issue so our team can assist you.

Shipping

We currently accept and ship orders within Queensland only.

• Free standard shipping on orders over $100
• Standard shipping: $14.95 for orders under $100
• Express shipping: $18.95
• Click & Collect orders are generally ready within 24 hours. Please wait for your pickup confirmation before visiting the store.

7-Day Change-of-Mind Returns

Change-of-mind returns are accepted within 7 days of receiving your order.

Returned products must be unused, undamaged and in their original packaging, with all accessories and components included. Products must remain in resalable condition. Items showing signs of use, damage or incomplete packaging may not be accepted.

Shipping fees are non-refundable for change-of-mind returns, and customers are responsible for return shipping costs.

30-Day Product Warranty

Products include a 30-day warranty covering manufacturing defects and faults under normal use.

The warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, improper handling, unauthorized modifications, incorrect installation, accidental damage, normal wear and tear, or failure to follow product instructions.

This policy does not limit any rights or remedies available under the Australian Consumer Law.