E&C MK12 Mod 0 SPR AEG Gel Blaster | M16A1 Receiver & A2 Stock
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Description
Description
Background on the MK12 SPR
The MK12 SPR (Special Purpose Rifle) was a precision rifle system developed under the direction of the US military. The MK12 is best known in two main versions: MOD 0 and MOD 1. The MOD 0 uses the classic round handguard, while the MOD 1 uses a long KAC quad rail style setup.External features
- It faithfully replicates the classic MK12 MOD 0 features, including the round handguard, Swan Sleeve rail, PRI flip-up front sight, and collar.
- It features Clean, engraved markings for an authentic modern tactical appearance
Internal Features
- E&C V2 standard gearbox MP003B (upgraded version)
- Durable metal gearbox shell
- Durable metal gears
- Reinforced nylon piston body with CNC piston head and steel piston rack
- CNC cylinder head with nozzle
- Metal inner barrel
- Reinforced nylon T piece
Specifications
- Gel Blaster Manufacturer: E&C
- Model: MK12 MOD 0 SPR
- Colour: Black
- Power System: Electric
- External Material: Full metal/alloy with polymer pistol grip and buttstock
- Fire Modes: Safe / Semi / Full Auto
- Muzzle Speed: 300 FPS (Using SUPER white gels)
- Rate of Fire: 17 RPS
- Magazine Capacity: 200 rounds
- Effective Firing Distance: about 30-40 m
- Battery Plug Type: Tamiya
- Product Weight: 3.3 kg
- Product Length: 96 cm
- Package Dimensions: 107 × 25 × 9 cm
- Package Weight: 4.1 kg
What's in the Box
- Gel blaster
- 1 × magazine
- 1 bottle of gel balls
EC-322 vs EC-323
This page shows the EC-322 product. Both products feature the MK12 MOD 0 round handguard, Swan Sleeve rail, PRI flip up front sight and collar details. The main differences are:- Stock: EC-323 comes with an adjustable crane stock, while EC-322 comes with the classic fixed A2 stock.
- Receiver: EC-323 comes with an M4A1 carbine style receiver, while EC-322 comes with an M16A1 style receiver.
- Pistol Grip: EC-323 comes with the classic MK12 style grip, while EC-322 comes with an A2 pistol grip.
Safety Notes
- Remove the battery when the blaster isn't in use.
- Unplug the battery once fully charged.
- Drain excess water from your gel balls before loading them into the magazine. Do not use gel balls that are too wet.
- Never point the blaster at people nearby, and always wear safety glasses when shooting.
- Gel balls are not edible. Keep them away from young children and pets.
- There is a small grub screw on the muzzle that helps secure it in place. Remove this small screw before unscrewing the muzzle, otherwise the outer barrel may be damaged.
To get your gel blaster up and running, don't forget to add a battery and charger to your order.
Add a spare magazine to keep your game running longer.
For this blaster, we recommend using smaller sized gel balls.
Safety Guide
Safety Guide
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.
Shoot Responsibly
- Eye and face protection designed for gel blaster use must be worn by the user and any person within range.
- Always treat your gel blaster as loaded, even after the magazine has been removed.
- Never look directly into the barrel, even if the gel blaster appears to be unloaded. If a blockage occurs, remove the magazine, engage the safety, and make sure the product is fully unloaded before inspecting or cleaning it.
Use Batteries Safely
- Unplug the battery when the blaster is not in use.
- Only use a battery with the correct voltage, connector and specifications for your gel blaster.
- Stop using the battery immediately if it becomes swollen, damaged, unusually hot, leaks or produces an unusual smell.
Charge Batteries Safely
- Only use a compatible charger.
- Charge batteries on a stable, non-flammable surface in a cool, dry and ventilated area.
- Never leave a charging battery unattended, and unplug the battery once fully charged.
- Allow the battery to cool down before charging it.
Gel Ball Safety
- Gel balls are not edible. Keep them away from young children and pets.
- Drain excess water from your gel balls before loading them into the magazine. Do not use gel balls that are too wet.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Before inspecting or repairing your gel blaster, remove the magazine, set the fire selector to safety mode, and wear eye protection.
No Response / Dead Trigger
- Check whether the battery is charged and working properly.
- If your gel blaster has a MOSFET, set the selector to Safe then switch it back to Semi or Full-Auto.
MOSFET Clicks, but Gel Blaster Won’t Fire
- Hold the trigger for 8 seconds to reset the MOSFET, then disconnect and reconnect the battery. Set the selector to Safe, then switch it back to Semi or Full-Auto.
Gel Blaster Fires, But Gel balls Don't Drop Out
- Test a different magazine, as a faulty magazine may not feed properly.
- Add more gel balls to the magazine.
- Use gel balls of the correct size and hardness. Gel balls that are too large or too soft may break inside the barrel.
Gear Grinding Noise
- Stop firing immediately, disconnect the battery and arrange an inspection.
Semi-Auto Stops Working
- Switch to Full-Auto, fire one short burst, then return to Semi-Auto.
Battery or Wiring Becomes Hot
- Stop using the blaster and disconnect the battery. Do not reuse a swollen, damaged or unusually hot battery.
Pistol Grip Becomes Hot
- This is normal because the motor is located inside the pistol grip and generates heat during firing.
Low FPS or Short Distance
- The blaster may require servicing or spring replacement. Contact CyberTrigger for inspection.
Poor Accuracy
- Use hard, correctly sized and fully hydrated gel balls.
- Clean the barrel and adjust the hop-up gradually.
Shipping & Return
Shipping & Return
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.
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