DE MWS Ghetto Blaster Noveske 9", Bazooka Green

The GBBR MWS Ghetto Blaster Noveske 9" is a gas-powered replica built on the well-regarded MWS system, finished in Bazooka Green with deeply engraved Noveske markings. With its compact 9" M-LOK handguard and PDW telescopic stock, it is designed for CQB and indoor scenarios, where manoeuvrability and fast handling are decisive.

Many gas blowback replicas suffer from poor spare-parts compatibility and fragile components when you want to upgrade or repair them. By using the MWS platform, this replica solves that problem – it gives access to a wide range of compatible spare parts and accessories, so the replica can be customised and maintained far beyond the standard setup.

Solid build meets authentic detailing – a CNC-machined upper and lower, a steel trigger and a signature marking on the dust cover give a replica that is both robust and visually true to the original.

• CNC-machined aluminium alloy: Both upper and lower receiver are machined from aluminium alloy with deeply engraved Noveske markings, giving noticeably higher durability than the cast polymer receivers seen on cheaper models.
• MWS system: The platform ensures reliable gas blowback and makes the replica compatible with a large range of aftermarket parts, giving far better upgrade options than closed proprietary systems.
• M-LOK handguard on 9" NHR rail: A CNC aluminium rail with M-LOK gives secure, direct mounting of accessories without the loose adapter pieces often seen on older RIS systems.
• PDW 3-position telescopic stock: The stock adjusts to three positions, so the length can quickly be adapted to the user's build or kit – ideal for CQB, where space is limited.
• Steel trigger with QPQ treatment: The QPQ finish increases corrosion resistance and reduces wear compared with ordinary untreated steel parts, giving a more consistent trigger feel over time.

Maintenance and safety

As a gas-powered replica, the Ghetto Blaster should be stored upright or on its side, never with the magazine filled with gas for long periods, as this causes unnecessary wear on valves and O-rings. Lubricate the gas magazine's O-rings regularly with silicone oil to maintain the seal, and store the replica somewhere dry and at a stable temperature to avoid pressure loss in the cold. Always treat the replica as a potentially dangerous object – wear eye protection when shooting, and check that the magazine is empty before cleaning or disassembly.