DX 2011 STAC P Pistol EBB Gel Blaster

DX 2011P Stac P Gel Blaster – Full Metal Slide Electric Gel Pistol

DX finally made the one everyone was waiting for. The DX 2011P gel blaster is a 1:1 replica of the StaC P 2011, and unlike most "premium" gel pistols, this one actually backs the looks up with metal where it counts.

The slide is real aluminum alloy. The frame is metal. Hammer, slide stop, trigger, safeties — steel. DX reused the gearbox and fire control from the C2, which matters, because that platform is dialed in at this point. On top of that you get the P-model's ported slide, silver outer barrel and extended guide rod. A lot of C2 owners paid good money to convert theirs into exactly this. Now it ships from the factory this way.

Key Features

• Full metal aluminum slide with front and rear serrations plus lightening cuts. It racks like the real thing.
• Metal frame and steel internals — hammer, slide stop, trigger, ejection port, mag catch, grip safety.
• Semi and full auto. Crisp manual single shot, or flip to electric full-auto when things get messy.
• Ambidextrous metal thumb safeties and a working beavertail grip safety. Proper 2011 layout.
• Textured nylon grip with the Stac star. Grippy, comfortable, and honestly the right material choice here.
• Metal inner and outer barrel. Better consistency than the plastic-barrel pistols in this price range.
• Battery lives in the magazine. Charge it with any USB cable. No wall wart, no proprietary dock.
• Runs best on 7–8mm hardened gels (7.2–7.3mm is the sweet spot).
• Drop-free metal-base magazine.

Specifications

What's in the Box

• 1 × DX 2011P gel blaster
• 1 × Battery magazine (built-in rechargeable battery)
• 1 × USB charging cable
  
• 1 × Instruction manual

Our Take

Skip this if you just want something cheap to plink with. But if you've been eyeing the Stac P and didn't want to butcher a C2 to get one, this is the move. One honest heads-up: DX's QC has been hit-or-miss across batches, and early units of any new run are where the surprises live. This runs on proven internals, so the risk is low, but we'd rather tell you now than have you email us later. Silver barrel isn't for everyone either — if you want it all black, third-party kits are coming.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the DX 2011P full metal?
A: Slide, frame and all the small parts, yes. The grip is nylon, which is exactly what the real Stac P uses. Don't let anyone tell you that's a downgrade.

Q: Does the DX 2011P shoot full auto?
A: Yep. Manual semi when you want to be precise, electric full-auto when you don't.

Q: What gel balls does the DX 2011P use?
A: Any standard 7–8mm gels, but grab the hardened 7.2–7.3mm ones. Feeding and velocity are noticeably better.

Q: How do you charge it?
A: The battery is inside the magazine. Pull the mag, plug in the USB cable, done. One tip from experience: let the battery cool down after a session before you put it back on the charger. It'll last longer.

Q: DX 2011P vs DX 2011 C2 — what's the difference?
A: Same proven gearbox and fire control inside. The P is the full-size duty model: longer barrel, ported slide, silver outer barrel, bigger grip. The C2 is the compact. If you already have a C2, the P is different enough to justify owning both. If you own neither, get the P.

Q: Is this a real gun?
A: No. It shoots soft water gel balls that shatter on impact and leave no mess. Still, treat it like anything that launches a projectile: eye protection on, never at unwitting people or animals, and know your local rules before ordering.

Safety: Always wear ANSI-rated eye protection. Never brandish in public. Check your local gel blaster laws before ordering, and keep it away from kids unless you're supervising.