So I've covered the 3 major types of Nerf blaster firing systems and how Elite Darts work with them. The final diagnosis is clear: these Elite darts are the best stock darts you can get for your blaster.
Nerf/Laser Tag Hobbyist with a tactical sweet tooth
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Elite Dart Testing: Air Tank Blasters
So I've covered the 3 major types of Nerf blaster firing systems and how Elite Darts work with them. The final diagnosis is clear: these Elite darts are the best stock darts you can get for your blaster.
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You need to check the code of the streamlines, not just streamlines in general. The same goes for the whistlers you used, what code are they? Even the elite darts have codes where k's are unfavorable and j's are the best.
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Mabye this will convince you.
Now I'm a bit confused. I thought the magstrike was not considered an actual air blaster because of the plunger system. When i think of an air blaster, i think of a sm 3000 or a big blast. Please correct me if im wrong.
ReplyDeleteHmm, while you make a good point, the power behind the Magstrike lies in it's air bladder that is filled by pumping. While it does fire bursts of air, it's still pressurized through the air tank. In my books, it's an air blaster. Gets similar ranges to other air blasters that I've used. Beats the pants off a Hornet any day of the week.
Deleteheh I must of got a good hornet :P
DeleteYou lucky bastard! =P My hornet is a piece of crap!
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