It looks nice, even 800$ nice, but I do have a few gripes with the design. Its Clamshell makes it look cheaper than it is, the stock looks a bit uncomfortable and the picatinny being off spec is pretty unacceptable. Also for looking so much like a firearm, the giant scar attachment should be bright orange, no matter what colour the body is. The bolt action priming style definitely speaks more to the backyard/non-competitive nerfer which makes it even harder to justify the price tag. Proprietary mags also just suck.
$800 for this is… more than I’d spend but it seems pretty awesome except for 1 *massive* weakness. Talon’s not being able to feed isn’t acceptable at that price point IMO. Also having incorrect tolerance on the pic rail is pretty bad.
So I made foam flinging quite a big and well loved hobby of mine about 2 1/2 years ago. A few months prior I started watching your videos. The thing that blows my mind is just how far the hobby has come in that short time.
I have definitely spent $800 on a blaster and over $3000 with project fdl alone and I'm more than happy with my purchases. But to cut to the point as long as the performance and quality is there I am happy to spend the money. But I'm quite obsessed with this hobby too.
Try the SWIN Edition Worker Swift for a "Budget" and Pump Action... The prime is quite Lighter than the usual 1.6 spring and you have the "same" kind of Performance... Power and Accuracy. That said, the Balance 2 is REALLY something impressive!!
If I'm spending that much I'm going with the newer, extremely accurate, Sabre M20S. I just watched Bradley Phillips overview of it. It was hitting with precision at 50 meters. And, even extreme accuracy at 60 meters. And, was closer to $700.00.
@@bongeyed glock sucks ass i was buying a sig m17 at my local store and a 2 whole ass police officers come in with glocks they said they both bought the same day and they both broke
It’s ok but for performance of the same caliber you could just get yourself a caliburn or a caliburn U if you want it to be sturdier. I think it’s overpriced for what it’s doing. I would want it to be a pump action blaster and be compatible with all equipment we would already have
THE SWIN IS GARBAGE. THE SABRE M20S DESTROYS IT. IT IS A TRUE SNIPER RIFLE. IT IS THE MOST POWERFUL NERF RIFLE IN THE WORLD. IT DOES 400 FPS AND COSTS $800 USD. CHECK BRADLY PHILLIPS SABRE M20S
The cost makes sense to me given the processing required, but it's minor issues are a shame. It is a beautiful blaster that definitely appeals my taste, but not my wallet.
Drac so glad you are reviewing things like this that most of us will never own not for lack of funds but For that amount of money, I would rather be in the market for an actual forearm. That being said it is a great concept and cool piece that screams quality (well other than the Delron, which is not a high quality engineered plastic) but I understand why it was used in this case. Great review!
@@butterknifemtbandmore8910 exactly, just buy some sort of actually pretty nice ar or ak with that money. still nowhere near enough to buy an mp5 in the us.
That really does look satisfying! I don't know how many people will buy these but I'm sure there's a market for it - people who just want to jump in the hobby and have more money than time will perhaps pay for this. I personally would be less interested in the hobby if I didn't spend more time building my own gear, but I'm not everybody!
I just wish it was an aeg. The benefits of a springer but also the ability to select fire. It is extremely nice and looks high quality, however, I could never justify the price.
If I spend less money on lottery tickets this year, maybe I'll be able to get a high end Nerf blaster. But then I assume I may possibly miss out on a lottery winning if I do lol
I have a totally unrelated to the video question: Should I buy a nexus pro or a ceda s (I live in the UK. CEDA is available on patrol base (an airsoft site) and the nexus pro is on blaster-time which ships from Europe)
I'm super new to the Nerf Dart Blaster scene. Question: what is the best lubricant to use on the components of a Nexus Pro and an MK 2 Pro pistol? Dry spray silicone? Molybdenum disulfide? Light machine oil?
For such a high price tag it's just a proprietary mag using bolt action with wonky rails. It's mostly metal yeah, but bolt action is slower and usually used by more casual nerfers because tacticool sniper status..
IMO I would. As long as it looks tacticool and badass. And if it preforms well and can shoot far. But then again 800$ is a big price for a toy gun. Hard question
That's a great question...maybe if I was more invested in this hobby. But my thing now is putting airsoft internals into nerf guns. Like my Nerf Thor's hammer airsoft gun.
Its all relative isn't it? Interesting that an "obscenely expensive" $800 gets you something that appears far better crafted and performing than an Xplorer blaster that costs literally 3 times as much. How times change!
It better reach out super far. I remember 10 years ago even 35 ft atock was an acomplishment and that was a bolt action rifle. There was a modding community simular to teching in airsoft where evefyone is trying to get high muzzle velocity (banned frim every field) or 3000rpm (m4 with dual sector gear go brrrrrrrrrt and onlybalowed semi auto). This looks like a barret m87 and unlike most nerf guns, it has picitini rails.
If you can afford a Rolex you get one but a Swatch also tells the time. It's a beautiful piece of craftsmanship. Also around $800 the QWK Challenger Pro Max now that's overpriced
I appreciate a good sniper. If anyone remembers Heng form Xplorer, then anyone will know that exuberant prices aren’t new. I’d totally get this but cos we play outdoors 100% of the time, I’d probabaly not purchase it. I’m still waiting on someone to create the snipers from the N-Strike game back in 2007 I think it was.
I think that's a definition of "we lost the way". At this point it is just an awkward airsoft rather than nerfing. Obviously I'm not one to say people shouldn't buy what they want, damn, go for it if you have money - but I would say anything above Nexus, where it is so readily and easily available is a bit unhealthy. Nerfers in UK can only dream about Nexus Pro and all of the Dart Zone great blasters so this does indeed seem like, pun intended, overkill.
I would hardly even spend $800 on an airsoft rifle. If I pay that much, it better be either a big electric LMG or a top-of-the-line gas blowback rifle with several magazines. Also, I would argue that nobody should ever think to spend $800 on a custom nerf gun, even if you're really into the hobby. Unless you're a big reviewer UA-camr like Drac of course
I'm only interested in the HvZ side of the hobby so stuff like this would never be in my wheel house. That and at that cost, I'll stick with real steel.
Depends on where you live. Where I live, you don't need any license to own a rifle, shotgun, or pistol, but need to pass a background check if buying from an dealer. None of that if you buy it off some guy at a gun show.
I live in Canada that would cost me like 1184.50 $ canadian plus duty at the border plau shipping charge. If I made a living off flinging foam for sure I would buy that red one in your hand drac period.
I already spent 800 on a blaster but I spent 590 you said it was all machined aluminum but mine is for HPA I mean would I spend $800 on a thing yes I would in a heartbeat
Chalmers: Well, Seymour, I made it, despite your directions. Skinner: Ah, Superintendent Chalmers, welcome. I hope you're prepared for an unforgettable luncheon! Chalmers: Yeah. [Skinner runs to the kitchen, only to find his roast is burnt and gasps in horror] Skinner: Oh, egads! My roast is ruined! But what if I were to purchase fast food and disguise it as my own cooking? [chuckles] Delightfully devilish, Seymour. [He begins to climb through the window, but Chalmers enters the kitchen. The theme song to an imaginary show called "Skinner and the Superintendent" then plays] Skinner: Superintendent! I was just...uh---just stretching my calves on the windowsill. Isometric exercise! Care to join me? Chalmers: Why is there smoke coming out of your oven, Seymour? Skinner: Uh... ooh! That isn't smoke, it's steam! Steam from the steamed clams we're having. Mmmm, steamed clams! [Once Chalmers leaves the kitchen, Skinner breathes a sigh of relief, climbs out the window, and runs across the street to Krusty Burger, where buys hamburgers and french fries to replace his burnt roast. He enters the dining room with the fast food on a silver tray.] Skinner: Superintendent, I hope you're ready for some mouthwatering hamburgers. Chalmers: I thought we were having steamed clams. Skinner: Oh no, I said 'steamed hams'. That's what I call hamburgers. Chalmers: You call hamburgers 'steamed hams'? Skinner: Yes! It's a regional dialect. Chalmers: Uh-huh. Eh, what region? Skinner: Uh...upstate New York. Chalmers: Really? Well I'm from Utica and I've never heard anyone use the phrase 'steamed hams'. Skinner: Oh, not in Utica, no. It's an Albany expression. Chalmers: I see. [Chalmers takes a bite out of a burger and chews it a little, while Skinner sips his drink.] Chalmers: You know, these hamburgers are quite similar to the ones they have at Krusty Burger. Skinner: Hohoho, no! Patented Skinner Burgers. Old family recipe! Chalmers: For steamed hams? Skinner: Yes. Chalmers: Yes, and you call them steamed hams, despite the fact they are obviously grilled. Skinner: Y- Uh.. you know, the... One thing I should... excuse me for one second. Chalmers: Of course. [Skinner enters and leaves the kitchen swiftly upon seeing it is now on fire] Skinner: [yawns] Well, that was wonderful. A good time was had by all. I'm pooped. Chalmers: Yes, I should be--good lord, what is happening in there?! Skinner: Aurora Borealis? Chalmers: Ah- Aurora Borealis!? At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen!? Skinner: Yes. Chalmers: ...May I see it? Skinner: ...No. [They exit the house as the kitchen fire grows larger.] Agnes: Seymour! The house is on fire! Skinner: No, mother, it's just the Northern Lights. Chalmers: Well, Seymour, you are an odd fellow, but I must say... you steam a good ham. [As Chalmers begins heading home, Agnes screams for help, causing Chalmers to look back towards the house. Skinner gives him a thumbs up and a fake smile, causing him to keep walking away. Once Chalmers is out of sight, Skinner rushes back into the house to deal with the fire.] Agnes: Help! HELP!!!
For $800 I'm just buying a Weihrauch air rifle. Foam darts aren't "really" my hobby, my hobby is shooting things through the air without using chemical energy.
It comes with only 1 magazine, isn't compatible with any other magazines, isn't pump-primed, and the top rail doesn't fit anything? Seriously? No.Oh, and the stock looks too short and not adjustable.
There's no way I'd have $800 to spend on a foam flinger. I Appreciate the high end manufacturing and that that costs but in the end does it give you $800 of performance? Probably not. Only having one mag is a problem. Lets face it, if you spent the same money on other blasters you'd outgun this in a game. (Except the mando rifle ;). ) Im sure its lovely and all and is a great collector's piece but only if youve more money than you know what to do with.
Would i spend 800 on a nerf gun no I'd rather spend it on a real steal firearms but is it cool yes and when I was 14 I'd definitely buy it if I had the money but I've gotten older and got into real steel
![[REVIEW] Worker Phoenix 2.0 | Full Auto Half-Dart Blaster!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/baK6CJ8nE14/mqdefault.jpg)
It looks nice, even 800$ nice, but I do have a few gripes with the design.
Its Clamshell makes it look cheaper than it is, the stock looks a bit uncomfortable and the picatinny being off spec is pretty unacceptable.
Also for looking so much like a firearm, the giant scar attachment should be bright orange, no matter what colour the body is.
The bolt action priming style definitely speaks more to the backyard/non-competitive nerfer which makes it even harder to justify the price tag.
Proprietary mags also just suck.
$800 for this is… more than I’d spend but it seems pretty awesome except for 1 *massive* weakness. Talon’s not being able to feed isn’t acceptable at that price point IMO.
Also having incorrect tolerance on the pic rail is pretty bad.
So I made foam flinging quite a big and well loved hobby of mine about 2 1/2 years ago. A few months prior I started watching your videos. The thing that blows my mind is just how far the hobby has come in that short time.
for 800$ i would expect it to actually work with talons and for the top rail to be sized right...thats kinda unacceptable for that amount.
I have definitely spent $800 on a blaster and over $3000 with project fdl alone and I'm more than happy with my purchases. But to cut to the point as long as the performance and quality is there I am happy to spend the money. But I'm quite obsessed with this hobby too.
Try the SWIN Edition Worker Swift for a "Budget" and Pump Action... The prime is quite Lighter than the usual 1.6 spring and you have the "same" kind of Performance... Power and Accuracy. That said, the Balance 2 is REALLY something impressive!!
If I'm spending that much I'm going with the newer, extremely accurate, Sabre M20S. I just watched Bradley Phillips overview of it. It was hitting with precision at 50 meters. And, even extreme accuracy at 60 meters. And, was closer to $700.00.
Just buy a real gun
I have a hard time spending that on a real firearm , no way I'm spending that on nerf.
Goodluck getting a fire arm that'll last then
@@djnick1270 but Glocks are 500-600
@@djnick1270 real firearms > nerf . But Nerf modding is cool though
@@bongeyed glock sucks ass i was buying a sig m17 at my local store and a 2 whole ass police officers come in with glocks they said they both bought the same day and they both broke
You can't shoot real firearms at people safely though
It’s ok but for performance of the same caliber you could just get yourself a caliburn or a caliburn U if you want it to be sturdier. I think it’s overpriced for what it’s doing. I would want it to be a pump action blaster and be compatible with all equipment we would already have
A lot of it is for the looks I bet though.
THE SWIN IS GARBAGE. THE SABRE M20S DESTROYS IT. IT IS A TRUE SNIPER RIFLE. IT IS THE MOST POWERFUL NERF RIFLE IN THE WORLD. IT DOES 400 FPS AND COSTS $800 USD. CHECK BRADLY PHILLIPS SABRE M20S
Just buy a Nexus p..pr..o
The cost makes sense to me given the processing required, but it's minor issues are a shame. It is a beautiful blaster that definitely appeals my taste, but not my wallet.
What 3d printed blaster would you recommend?
None, just buy a worker Phoenix 2.0 and be happy
@Jinnie Chae thanks!!
No, I wouldn't ever pay $800 for a blaster. I'm not mad that it exists, cool for the people that are down for that and have the dosh handy.
Drac so glad you are reviewing things like this that most of us will never own not for lack of funds but For that amount of money, I would rather be in the market for an actual forearm. That being said it is a great concept and cool piece that screams quality (well other than the Delron, which is not a high quality engineered plastic) but I understand why it was used in this case. Great review!
Blaster looks great.
For $800, it needs to be compatible with almost everything and shoot almost as hard as an airsoft gun.
It’s more than what I would spend on a airsoft gun nevertheless a nerf gun, more like a real steel rifle
@@butterknifemtbandmore8910 Well if you're like really really into foam flinging, then it's worth it.
But in terms of kinetic energy, high power nerf blasters do hit harder than common airsoft guns, since foam darts are much heavier than bbs.
@@butterknifemtbandmore8910 exactly, just buy some sort of actually pretty nice ar or ak with that money. still nowhere near enough to buy an mp5 in the us.
@@michaeldancewicz62 ikr
That really does look satisfying! I don't know how many people will buy these but I'm sure there's a market for it - people who just want to jump in the hobby and have more money than time will perhaps pay for this. I personally would be less interested in the hobby if I didn't spend more time building my own gear, but I'm not everybody!
I just wish it was an aeg. The benefits of a springer but also the ability to select fire. It is extremely nice and looks high quality, however, I could never justify the price.
nice to see your still doing videos hope the other two are doing good as well
Nice to see the hobby is already at the point of producing expensive things for the sake of senselessness
If I spend less money on lottery tickets this year, maybe I'll be able to get a high end Nerf blaster. But then I assume I may possibly miss out on a lottery winning if I do lol
I have a totally unrelated to the video question: Should I buy a nexus pro or a ceda s (I live in the UK. CEDA is available on patrol base (an airsoft site) and the nexus pro is on blaster-time which ships from Europe)
Is there gonna be a vid on the 3d printed ranger blaster you were showing off on insta the other day?
I just want to know if the pricing handle is ambi or at least be switchable
As well as an excellent blaster, I feel that this also can be seen as a piece of art
So 800 dollars and I can’t use regular talons and I can’t put an optic on it.
I didn't hear anything about optic incompatibility, and from a distance it looks picatinny compliant.
I'm super new to the Nerf Dart Blaster scene. Question: what is the best lubricant to use on the components of a Nexus Pro and an MK 2 Pro pistol? Dry spray silicone? Molybdenum disulfide? Light machine oil?
Hey drac are you still doing commissions?
Hey drac love the vids
Me too
I’d buy one for the Reddit credit. I know the perfect title too ‘My first Balance 2.0’. There’s 400 upvotes right there. Totally worth it.
Awesome video I really like see the high end blasters
hi drac, im sure there is a pump version of the v2, too. i saw it in a chinese review video yesterday.
For such a high price tag it's just a proprietary mag using bolt action with wonky rails. It's mostly metal yeah, but bolt action is slower and usually used by more casual nerfers because tacticool sniper status..
IMO I would. As long as it looks tacticool and badass. And if it preforms well and can shoot far. But then again 800$ is a big price for a toy gun. Hard question
$800 gets a really nice airsoft gun in
Many actual guns can be had for that price. Well, any one instance of many known gun models, anyway.
WOW that is a sweet bit of kit. In no way is it something I would buy, but if you ever decide you don't want yours...
If its not a time machine I wouldn't even sniff it
"Do this at home kids." Oh, I was dying!
its reminds me about the aluminium body Ceda "Striker Master FF68" and Sabre M20S
Long story short: the ONLY way I'd personally spend that much on a nerf blaster would be if I personally designed it.
That's a great question...maybe if I was more invested in this hobby. But my thing now is putting airsoft internals into nerf guns.
Like my Nerf Thor's hammer airsoft gun.
I need to see this.
@@theheathendiaries2352 I have it posted in my shorts
I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO SEE A VIDEO OF IT
@@adammoon2959 got a quick vid in my shorts. Still making improvements on it.
@@spiranomad THANK YOU
Its all relative isn't it? Interesting that an "obscenely expensive" $800 gets you something that appears far better crafted and performing than an Xplorer blaster that costs literally 3 times as much. How times change!
whats xplorer?
Love the vid.
It better reach out super far. I remember 10 years ago even 35 ft atock was an acomplishment and that was a bolt action rifle. There was a modding community simular to teching in airsoft where evefyone is trying to get high muzzle velocity (banned frim every field) or 3000rpm (m4 with dual sector gear go brrrrrrrrrt and onlybalowed semi auto). This looks like a barret m87 and unlike most nerf guns, it has picitini rails.
A shame that the barrel isn't machined brass
sounds amazing!
If you can afford a Rolex you get one but a Swatch also tells the time. It's a beautiful piece of craftsmanship. Also around $800 the QWK Challenger Pro Max now that's overpriced
Instead of printing a new rail, why not print a riser that’s threading is 5.1mm or whatever it is to the proper length needed for the red dot
I appreciate a good sniper. If anyone remembers Heng form Xplorer, then anyone will know that exuberant prices aren’t new. I’d totally get this but cos we play outdoors 100% of the time, I’d probabaly not purchase it. I’m still waiting on someone to create the snipers from the N-Strike game back in 2007 I think it was.
you could compare it to the worker swift to see what 5 times the money gives extra.
$800 is real steel gun money the only way I could buy an $800 dollar blaster is if I was in some kind of pro League if there is that payed good money.
I think that's a definition of "we lost the way". At this point it is just an awkward airsoft rather than nerfing. Obviously I'm not one to say people shouldn't buy what they want, damn, go for it if you have money - but I would say anything above Nexus, where it is so readily and easily available is a bit unhealthy. Nerfers in UK can only dream about Nexus Pro and all of the Dart Zone great blasters so this does indeed seem like, pun intended, overkill.
Lmao anyone who says yes has too much money to waste…
For $800 I'd like some hardcore gimmicks instead of a normal blaster with good build quality
I would hardly even spend $800 on an airsoft rifle. If I pay that much, it better be either a big electric LMG or a top-of-the-line gas blowback rifle with several magazines.
Also, I would argue that nobody should ever think to spend $800 on a custom nerf gun, even if you're really into the hobby. Unless you're a big reviewer UA-camr like Drac of course
This is a really cool blaster, but with the cost I would only buy it as a Flex.
I'm only interested in the HvZ side of the hobby so stuff like this would never be in my wheel house. That and at that cost, I'll stick with real steel.
Honestly looks too real steel for me. Super awesome though
“The trust you have that the mag is empty” 😂
I would have gotten blasters from Swin, but taobao doesn't want to let me throw money at them like Capt. Slug
Not worth it. It's around 5000 CNY in Taobao. Spending 5000CNY, you can buy the Challenger and Colonal 76 plus serveral pump action guns.
You can get a SKS for like $700 and use the spare $100 for ammunition. Though, you have to get a gun license first.
I recall seeing actual guns for as little as 200 dollars a pop. New, IIRC.
Depends on where you live. Where I live, you don't need any license to own a rifle, shotgun, or pistol, but need to pass a background check if buying from an dealer. None of that if you buy it off some guy at a gun show.
Many accuracy, many power, many dollar.
I would but my wife would follow that up with an $8,000 self gift or she’d just kill me. Not sure which is worse.
Tbh I would rather spend that on an Real Steel Automatic Kalashnikov series gun
Would I? Absolutely. But not for that. I don't see anything that one blaster or another doesn't have
No, and what ! JET are out of business ?
Bruh I wouldn't pay 800 dollars for life saving medicine.
Lol you could get 2 high-end airsoft sniper rifles for that.
For only having one side to the bolt/priming handle. NO. THANK. YOU
I live in Canada that would cost me like 1184.50 $ canadian plus duty at the border plau shipping charge. If I made a living off flinging foam for sure I would buy that red one in your hand drac period.
I already spent 800 on a blaster but I spent 590 you said it was all machined aluminum but mine is for HPA I mean would I spend $800 on a thing yes I would in a heartbeat
Chalmers: Well, Seymour, I made it, despite your directions.
Skinner: Ah, Superintendent Chalmers, welcome. I hope you're prepared for an unforgettable luncheon!
Chalmers: Yeah.
[Skinner runs to the kitchen, only to find his roast is burnt and gasps in horror]
Skinner: Oh, egads! My roast is ruined! But what if I were to purchase fast food and disguise it as my own cooking? [chuckles] Delightfully devilish, Seymour.
[He begins to climb through the window, but Chalmers enters the kitchen. The theme song to an imaginary show called "Skinner and the Superintendent" then plays]
Skinner: Superintendent! I was just...uh---just stretching my calves on the windowsill. Isometric exercise! Care to join me?
Chalmers: Why is there smoke coming out of your oven, Seymour?
Skinner: Uh... ooh! That isn't smoke, it's steam! Steam from the steamed clams we're having. Mmmm, steamed clams!
[Once Chalmers leaves the kitchen, Skinner breathes a sigh of relief, climbs out the window, and runs across the street to Krusty Burger, where buys hamburgers and french fries to replace his burnt roast. He enters the dining room with the fast food on a silver tray.]
Skinner: Superintendent, I hope you're ready for some mouthwatering hamburgers.
Chalmers: I thought we were having steamed clams.
Skinner: Oh no, I said 'steamed hams'. That's what I call hamburgers.
Chalmers: You call hamburgers 'steamed hams'?
Skinner: Yes! It's a regional dialect.
Chalmers: Uh-huh. Eh, what region?
Skinner: Uh...upstate New York.
Chalmers: Really? Well I'm from Utica and I've never heard anyone use the phrase 'steamed hams'.
Skinner: Oh, not in Utica, no. It's an Albany expression.
Chalmers: I see.
[Chalmers takes a bite out of a burger and chews it a little, while Skinner sips his drink.]
Chalmers: You know, these hamburgers are quite similar to the ones they have at Krusty Burger.
Skinner: Hohoho, no! Patented Skinner Burgers. Old family recipe!
Chalmers: For steamed hams?
Skinner: Yes.
Chalmers: Yes, and you call them steamed hams, despite the fact they are obviously grilled.
Skinner: Y- Uh.. you know, the... One thing I should... excuse me for one second.
Chalmers: Of course.
[Skinner enters and leaves the kitchen swiftly upon seeing it is now on fire]
Skinner: [yawns] Well, that was wonderful. A good time was had by all. I'm pooped.
Chalmers: Yes, I should be--good lord, what is happening in there?!
Skinner: Aurora Borealis?
Chalmers: Ah- Aurora Borealis!? At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen!?
Skinner: Yes.
Chalmers: ...May I see it?
Skinner: ...No.
[They exit the house as the kitchen fire grows larger.]
Agnes: Seymour! The house is on fire!
Skinner: No, mother, it's just the Northern Lights.
Chalmers: Well, Seymour, you are an odd fellow, but I must say... you steam a good ham.
[As Chalmers begins heading home, Agnes screams for help, causing Chalmers to look back towards the house. Skinner gives him a thumbs up and a fake smile, causing him to keep walking away. Once Chalmers is out of sight, Skinner rushes back into the house to deal with the fire.]
Agnes: Help! HELP!!!
As impressive as this blaster is, for $800... I would rather spend that type of money on the real thing.
For $800 I'm just buying a Weihrauch air rifle. Foam darts aren't "really" my hobby, my hobby is shooting things through the air without using chemical energy.
The prime looks awesome but it just seems like an ergonomic mess
Actually, I already have spent at least that much on several of my Integrations.
The plastic parts are PVC, not delrin.
Yes but aluminium not aluminum
they’re both the same thing
also tungsten is better
@@anomalocaristheabnormalshr3248 it’s far more expensive
@@jayfenny7461 yes, but it’s very cool and very dense.
Great for people who don’t need to think about money
This reminds me high end hunting gear.
How on earth do you get eotech to send you somthing for nerf😂man that’s awesome
For 800 I’d expect electric or both
Is that a god damn nerf barret
800$??? Are they insane or just dumb
It comes with only 1 magazine, isn't compatible with any other magazines, isn't pump-primed, and the top rail doesn't fit anything? Seriously? No.Oh, and the stock looks too short and not adjustable.
Frost
for $800 you could buy a real pistol and tons of ammo
You could buy an actual firearm for that price
Ye yes
For $800 would you give me some sloppy toppy
how hard it hit
It slaps...
Titanium if only
Not with those rails.
My SBL outperforms this
Not for 800$💀
bruh i could get a whole ass AK-47 for $800
There's no way I'd have $800 to spend on a foam flinger.
I Appreciate the high end manufacturing and that that costs but in the end does it give you $800 of performance? Probably not.
Only having one mag is a problem.
Lets face it, if you spent the same money on other blasters you'd outgun this in a game. (Except the mando rifle ;). )
Im sure its lovely and all and is a great collector's piece but only if youve more money than you know what to do with.
Would i spend 800 on a nerf gun no I'd rather spend it on a real steal firearms but is it cool yes and when I was 14 I'd definitely buy it if I had the money but I've gotten older and got into real steel
You can buy the real thing for $800