The Op Four being pump action while also being Co2 powered made a lot of sense once you account for how easy and smooth the prime is. My youngest daughter easily fires off shots with good performance, vs a struggle with any moderately sprung pump action springer. I've been on board with Rekt since day one, love the build quality and ease of Co2. -Co2 is also fairly cheap overall, been target firing with pellet rifles since middle school and playing airsoft plus paintball, just buy in bulk.
Great video. This is pretty sweet but I understand most clubs don't allow Air Powered blasters. Maybe I am mis informed but I hear that a lot. Keep up the great work.
This is the 3rd review I've seen of this blaster in the past 2 weeks. I wonder where the surge in popularity came from. It's an awesome idea I'm just not 100% sold on co2 in foam flinging. Just a personal preference though and I'm all for innovation and different play styles in the hobby. Anything that grows it IMO.
Cool. I was wondering if these were worth buying. Rekt is owned by Umarex, so hopefully the quality is as good as their non foam dart co2 powered products.
This blaster is first of its kind. Although adding a C02 comes with some cons like you only get certain amount of shots before the C02 runs out and the blaster looses power. I think adding C02 is overkill for a dart blaster because they are still capping the power and having to buy and replace C02 cartridges can be a hassle. Still think the Outlaw is the best revolver because it looks and feels great and shoots about the same as this one and you never have to worry about running out of power.
I haven't explicitly counted, but by my estimation, maybe around 100. I was able to use it for around 2 hours, with off and on firing. If someone were using it as a primary with constant firing, I imagine it would last much less time.
OK so what sorts of metal bbs can I use for home defense? I'm looking at this as the cheapest hardest co2 gun to potentially mod. I want to use a metal Bartel and all the co2 in one blast. I've seen this thing modded to kill
The Jury is a fantastic blaster, I've used them for over three years now. That being said I've gone through around 5 that Ive had to return. They are great when the work but the seals will go frequently. Make sure to lube them like any other co2 pistol. Theres nothing like the "Pop" to make a nerf war more intense!
The Op Four being pump action while also being Co2 powered made a lot of sense once you account for how easy and smooth the prime is. My youngest daughter easily fires off shots with good performance, vs a struggle with any moderately sprung pump action springer.
I've been on board with Rekt since day one, love the build quality and ease of Co2.
-Co2 is also fairly cheap overall, been target firing with pellet rifles since middle school and playing airsoft plus paintball, just buy in bulk.
Good point! I didn't think about it from that angle!
Great video. This is pretty sweet but I understand most clubs don't allow Air Powered blasters. Maybe I am mis informed but I hear that a lot. Keep up the great work.
I'm not entirely sure, but I think you are right! That is an aspect worth discussing
I will say it’s a very unique blaster great review man
For sure! Thanks!
Very nice! Not a bad, 36 hours of gameplay for $10 is still pretty good. Dart compatibility always a bonus! Thanks for the review!
This is the 3rd review I've seen of this blaster in the past 2 weeks. I wonder where the surge in popularity came from. It's an awesome idea I'm just not 100% sold on co2 in foam flinging. Just a personal preference though and I'm all for innovation and different play styles in the hobby. Anything that grows it IMO.
Cool. I was wondering if these were worth buying. Rekt is owned by Umarex, so hopefully the quality is as good as their non foam dart co2 powered products.
This blaster is first of its kind. Although adding a C02 comes with some cons like you only get certain amount of shots before the C02 runs out and the blaster looses power. I think adding C02 is overkill for a dart blaster because they are still capping the power and having to buy and replace C02 cartridges can be a hassle. Still think the Outlaw is the best revolver because it looks and feels great and shoots about the same as this one and you never have to worry about running out of power.
Just like the co2 airsoft I definitily would not include the first few shots in an average of fps.
I didn't consider this. You may have a point, but hopefully, I gave an idea! :)
Wow, I've never seen this before! I wonder how many shots you get out of one cartridge?
I haven't explicitly counted, but by my estimation, maybe around 100. I was able to use it for around 2 hours, with off and on firing. If someone were using it as a primary with constant firing, I imagine it would last much less time.
OK so what sorts of metal bbs can I use for home defense? I'm looking at this as the cheapest hardest co2 gun to potentially mod. I want to use a metal Bartel and all the co2 in one blast. I've seen this thing modded to kill
The Jury is a fantastic blaster, I've used them for over three years now. That being said I've gone through around 5 that Ive had to return. They are great when the work but the seals will go frequently. Make sure to lube them like any other co2 pistol. Theres nothing like the "Pop" to make a nerf war more intense!
Good to know, thanks!
I would spend more on an umarex HDR50 to shoot foam balls refill or reloadable cartridges stock fps roughly 300fps upgraded is about 450
I like revolver but i dont like pulling the hanfle before firering
that blaster is cool
I definitely think so as well!
The cylinder dump was deal sealer fir me.
That's the best part! Very satisfying!
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