The information does not usually directly identify you, but it can give you a more personalised and consistent web experience. Massive capacity and supreme speed combine to make this blaster the ultimate upgrade to any arsenal. I also am surprised with the way the clips load in and out because it looks like it can easily wear out with over use.

Unfortunately the rail is too short, so something like the Recon light juts out the back too much and interferes with the clip advancement.You can fit a multitude of magazine combinations in there , but my favorite for the blaster was a set of 12 sticks. i didn't like this blaster since we 1st saw it, and now i know it is just as disappointing as i 1st expected, why has nerf failed at giving us a good flag ship blaster for the past 2 times, the hail fire and the nitron.

It's nice to see nerf have got rid of their outdated dart pusher in favour of the buzz bee method, it is much more durable.Is the handle a tight fit or wobbly because I can imagine trying to advance the clips will be really awkward. But it gets a massive thumbs down for ergonomics as it's awkward to use but is also lacking in cool factor aesthetics being so small and strange looking. On the top, you snap the handle pieces together and this works as both a grip to hold stabilise the blaster when shooting ( a la Vulcan style) but is also the advancement lever;pushing it forward will advance the clips onwards in the ammo rack. Whether you’re using 4 35 round drums or the 18 round mags, you’re looking at a new futuristic side table :).