ACETECH-Blaster- Tracer with M14- CCW and M11+ CW

I put this on my lancer tactical m4/ar-15 electric. Obviously adds a tiny more weight and has no performance enhancements but, this thing is pretty damn cool! You can see it in the day but very faintly. The darker it gets the more you can see it. It legit looks like the video on Amazon. Really looks like a shot out of a gun you see on one of those movies/TV shows, where they shoot the gun and you get a full on slow mo if it coming out of the barrel. Flame, smoke, and a tracer. I'm not impressed by much! Especially dumb late night buys on Amazon. This one worked out though. Solely for the cool factor! It's got standard rails (picatinny). Mounted an olight. Low setting works great to still see target and still see "it" in action. Olight is amazing to if you need a flashlight.

I own (4) Acetech Tracers. The Predator S, The Lighter BT, The Brighter C, and now The Blaster. From a "which one should I get first" point of view... I would suggest the BT for chrono feature alone. It has 11mm cw/14mm ccw adapters, works with both red/green bbs, and fits a large variety of my guns various front ends. If I was to get one, it would be the BT.HOWEVER... the Blaster is by far the coolest one of the bunch, best looking of the bunch, beafiest feeling of the bunch, and overall the one that I want to put on my gun when I go out.As a tracer its great at lighting up green BB (only lights green bbs)... like you would expect from Acetech.Just note that this unit does not work with Red Tracers, however the muzzle flash feature of this tracer does "work" with/on regular white bbs' in a way that creates a very cool looking "spike flame" that is even visible during the day. The spike this tracer creates when you fire a regular white bb thur it is about 2 feet long and looks like a big torch flame coming our of a big bic-windproof/torch light. You have to see it to really appreciate how awesome it looks both night AND day.I am unsure yet the practicality of using the muzzle flash feature in game play as it gives away your position so in certain situations (outdoor skirmishes) it puts me at a disadvantage. However, indoors I am told the flash can actually be disorienting to the opponent making it an advantage... but only time will tell what the tactical trade off's are in having the flash feature on or off, but he coolness of it all is unarguable.The build of the unit is much more solid feeling than the other Acetechs I own. The Blaster has some weight to it with several o-rings around the screw-apart part and in general seems much more robust than the others. The design of the tip (little side holes) and light locations give a great muzzle flash simulation that is even viewable from the side (something my buddies non-acetech flasher does not). The flash seems random as well and seems to create various flash patterns shot to shot. My buddy has a different flasher/tracer unit and his is only viewable from the front (nothing from the side) and doesn't really look "legit" nor does it light up regular bb's.Over all a great great tracer and flasher unit. You can run it off and it looks cool just sitting on your gun and is rugged enough for regular game play. You can run it with just the flash feature on day or night with regular bb's and it is cool. You can run it will both Flash and tracers bb's at night and it is epic. OR... go more stealth at night with just use the glow feature like all the other tracer units out there today.Seriously, a great great unit if you are in the market for one.

This unit is very fun. easy to charge. build wise it can definitely stand up to some degree of punishment. fits my threaded cz p09 green gas blowback pistol.Great build. the tracer is very bright. the muzzle flame is bright as well.only cons: sometimes the unit doesnt fully "trigger" when a bb passes by. i could shoot 10 green tracer bbs with the unit on tracer/flame mode on, and maybe 6 or 7 would get lit and the muzzle go off. for some weird reason it didnt fully tracer/muzzle flash on all rounds.i have a few videos of this happening. its not user error - i use my ThruNite TC15 to light up my tracer BBs before shooting. and the unit is fully charged and loaded correctly. its simply that the unit misses some bbs for whatever reason.also another con is the difficulty of turning it off. it says to turn it off to press it and it beeps three times. when i press it it does not beep three times. i have to hold it for 2-3 secs, and then it goes in an audible "beep beep beep" flashing purple and then goes off. sometimes this thing is finicky as well - i thought id turn it off. but i see the unit flashing in a sort of sleep mode a couple hours later. its weird and sometimes finicky.overall: its fun to use and built well. the cons are it will not ALWAYS tracer your bbs/muzzle flash go off. also, the control to the unit is just one button, it makes it difficult to really go through the modes and turning it off.

Made from metal and durable, easy to understand instructions. Hold the only button until you hear 1 beep for fire and tracer, 2 beeps for fire only, and 3 beeps for tracer only. Worth every penny, I feel like a kid again, I purchased this tracer to use on an Army Armament R31 GBB 1911.

Honestly at first when I seen this, I didn’t believe this could shoot a flame out! Just thought it was another fancy tracer unit. Thought I would try it out. And Wow! It puts a smile on my face every time I shoot !! It shoots out at least a 6 inch flame!! I couldn’t believe my eyes!! It brings amazing realism! This unit is awesome and the price is great for your value!! I’ll be buying more of these!!