Sabre Ultima 2026 Edition Full-Metal Blaster
Sabre Ultima 2026 Edition Full-Metal Blaster
Next special order batch coming in June for fall delivery!
The Sabre Ultima is a premium, full-metal, spring-powered pump-action blaster. CNC-milled from high-grade aluminum and steel, this blaster is the pinnacle of springer performance and quality. With linear rail bearing-assisted action and three spring-and-barrel combinations, this blaster is capable of 250-400+ FPS with a buttery-smooth prime. Additionally, its bonus matching 5-Degree 5x6 Metal BCAR makes it among the most accurate blasters ever out of the box.
This updated 2026 edition of the Sabre Ultima is a limited run of assembled blasters available for special order. and includes several improvements over the original Ultima blaster, including a bearing-assisted trigger assembly and a new magwell with an ambidextrous mag release.
FEATURES:
• Sabre Ultima Full-Metal Blaster
• Premium CNC-milled aluminum springer
• The ultimate blaster performance + quality
• Smooth linear rail bearing-assisted prime
• 250-400+ FPS capable!
• Includes bonus Metal BCAR!
• Compatible with most Standard Talon mags
INCLUDES:
• 1 Assembled Ultima blaster*
• 3 Main springs (1.9-2.78 x ~300mm)
• 1 13 x 700mm Barrel
• 1 Sabre Barrel Nut
• 1 Bonus Sabre Metal BCAR
• 1 Picatinny rail in two parts (pre-installed)
• 1 Adjustable Stock (pre-installed)
• Hardware
*The main trigger grip, foregrip, and magazine pictured are not included.
PERFORMANCE:
Average FPS (Standard Deviation) with the included 13 x 700mm barrel
• 412 (6) FPS with the 2.78 x 270mm spring
SPECS:
• Material: CNC-milled Aluminum, Steel, Acetal
• Dimensions:
~40mm x ~140mm x 540mm
• Weight: 2.5kg
• Recommended Age: 14+
• SKU: NEW SE SABRE ULTIMA
LINKS:
• Trigger Grip
• Foregrip
• Recommended Darts
• Compatible Magazines
• Sabre Discord
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This is a blaster designed for those that had always dreamed that they could use real steel in a friendly match, and those that want to collect a limited availability product. It's very robust and sturdy, with a high quality anodizing application that I have yet to scratch (not trying hard, of course, but compared to Worker finish on full-metal blasters, much more durable) and has the power to be the "No more Mr. Nice Guy" blaster with nearly 300 fps with the weakest spring it ships with using Bamboo darts. The magwell is fairly smooth, the new release design is ambidextrous but not particularly designed for fast dropping, as it is very tight using the curved Worker Talons that I have. The spring load with the hardest spring it comes with is a pretty tough, crunchy prime, but slams hard enough that you shouldn't use it indoors as it can dent drywall. The lube they put in the thing smells odd, but I'm sure that can be fixed. It's easy to swap barrels if you've bought extra lugs, not too hard to undo grub screws otherwise. Springs are easy to swap as you simply loosen the stock and unscrew to open the plunger tube back. Extremely solid, I won't say it's worth or not, because someone considering this blaster already doesn't care what the price was. If you're looking to add to a collection, or max out fps at any cost, go for it. If you're looking for price to performance, maybe a Worker blaster will be a better choice, as the Kunlun and the Harrier are both solid options with some good customization available. They won't give that premium feel of real steel though, so if you're needing that, this is where you'll find it.
Giving this a 5 star to balance out the other random guy who thought it was a good idea to instead of email OOD with a question, put it in a review and give it one star.
Why price it at 1.5 grand and you said "Note: Most of the photos currently show the Ultima’s smaller cousin, the Sabre Genesis."
it costs 2k and we can't even see what it looks like?
Hi there!
The next batch of Sabre Ultima is currently in production, and Sabre themselves has not yet provided high-resolution renders or photos. Since the Ultima is largely based on the Genesis, we felt it was reasonable to use photos with a disclaimer rather than have no photos at all.