GE Strike Industries M870 Shotgun

The Strike Industries M870 is a gas-powered shotgun replica built for fast, aggressive engagements in CQB environments. The compact 470 mm length and the robust "Valor Of Action" aluminium M-LOK handguard make it easy to manoeuvre in tight rooms, while leaving room for the accessories you need in close-range firefights.

Many players are looking for a shotgun replica that delivers both the right tactile experience and reliable function round after round. With gas operation and the option of firing bursts of 3 or 6 BBs at a time, this model differs from classic spring-powered pump replicas that fire only one shot per cycle – giving a noticeably faster response when it counts.

Build quality and features that make the difference
From laser-engraved markings to aluminium components, the focus is on detail and durability you can feel in the hand.

• Gas operation with burst function: Firing 3 or 6 BBs in one movement gives a unique spread effect that is hard to achieve with traditional electric or spring-powered replicas.
• Aluminium M-LOK handguard: The "Valor Of Action" design is not just cosmetic – the aluminium construction withstands harder handling than the polymer versions often seen on similar models, and the M-LOK interface allows direct accessory mounting without loose adapters.
• Realistic laser engraving: The markings are engraved, not printed, so they do not wear off in normal use and give an authentic look close to the original.
• 6-shell aluminium shell holder: Gives quick access to extra shells directly on the replica, so you can reload without digging through pockets or vest mid-engagement.
• QD sling socket: A built-in quick-detach point lets you attach a sling directly to the replica, making it easier to handle during long game sessions.

Maintenance and safety
As a gas-powered replica, it should be stored upright or on its side so the gas system's seals do not dry out over time – avoid storing it with the shells filled for long periods. Always use silicone oil to maintain O-rings and gas valves, store the replica out of reach of children, and remove the shells when it is not in use. Always treat it as an imitation of a real firearm, even when used for play or training.