Have to be, there are no others that are a dedicated blaster shop afaik. They were the only one that spent big $$ and got approved. 
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Very VERY nice, Iāve always dug the M1ā¦Iām hoping they will bring out an M1 Garand, but its gotta have that āpingā with the last shell. Having said that, how does the Carbine eject shells? with each shot or do you have to cycle it after every shot etc?
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The gel blaster M1 does not have shells to eject. The gas just cycles the action to feed the gel balls from the mag which also holds the gas I believe.
I guess thatās what you are asking.
The real one siphons gas off a port towards the end of the barrel to cycle the action ejecting the brass shell fired and loading another from the magazine.
Yeah itās a COĀ² bulb in the base of the mag, just like the Mac10/11 whatever it was.
There was a shell ejecting M1 Garrand AEG that fired the small nerf darts but also came with shells for gel balls, came out last year but donāt think it ever made it into Aus.
Would of just been a wall hanger, did do the ping thou, I think the clip was made from metal from memory.
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I remember that M1 Garand was in prototype for quite awhile. Watched a couple vids of it in plain 3d printed stage working with the unique ping going on.
That would have been cool. But yeah didnāt make it here, even so as you say be a wall hanger maybe reenactor at best sort of thing. Wasnāt it electric driven and not gas to cycle the action 
Ah of course, yeah I just assumed it had shells like the Kar etc. I was too busy wondering if they might come out with the Garand with all the correct sound effects and I had shells on the brain.
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Yeah ok, nice wall hanger though. Big like the Lee Enfield. I think thereās a great range of WW2 era blasters, Thompson, Schmeisser, and Mp44 are so iconic.
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For sure, a part of history
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