Worker Nightingale: 140fps Flywheel Nerf Pistol!
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- In this video I take a look at the new Nightingale flywheel Nerf pistol from Worker Toys.
Includes overview, chrono test, accuracy test and gameplay footage!
Find it at OutOfDarts (USA): outofdarts.com/products/worke...
0:00 Intro
0:57 Overview
4:47 Chrono Test
5:56 Accuracy Test
6:59 Conclusion
7:24 Gameplay - Розваги
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Find it at OutOfDarts (USA): outofdarts.com/products/worker-full-auto-nightingale-blaster?ref=RIa3bVI3vXYhUs
and black in low power.
i really wonder why almost every review makes this mistake, still yours is one of the best out there, as always
Always happy to see Brad review a flywheeler, since it doesn't happen too often😆
It's truly a rare occurrence
Thanks for testing the FPS difference between quick and slow shots ;) These will be perfect for my young boys (at a distance!), as they always jam the pump action springers, and hate the dual rev switch / trigger of normal nerf blasters.
That rare time of the year when the M1 Bradley Philips utilizes a flywheel in his armored warfare doctrine.
New brad upload, Alyways sweet even if i cant afford the things lol
Great footage - really makes you work for those tags ;) Question: If the mags *kinda* fit in the Fire Rat, have you tried them in the QWK Challenger?
Thank u Brad I am typing this during the first ads hahaha
How did I miss this video? Another rare Bradley Phillips reviews a flywheeler occasion
Nice vid
Nice play and range vid Brad - you definitely need to upgrade to the Full Auto version - a tad quieter and great for your run and gun style.
I understand your concern with the noise, but consider a hvz event or a loud arena. This thing would really shine as a secondary.
Attempt #1: Review the Worker Bamboo Darts and the Dart Zone Pro 2.0 Bamboo Darts
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U should check out this mountain bike channel called Matt Jones.
I'm interested in the nightingale. the only drawback for me is not the new magazine but the xt30 connector because most lipo that I have uses xt60. But I'm still interested in this blaster.
One thing you didn't mention was whether or not the blaster has a built in voltage cutoff/alarm? It probably doesn't but I'm just wondering since you did install the lipo with no external alarm, not that it would fit anyway. Just wondering.
mate got 1 tried it and its awesome! like it so much i bought 2 hahaha dual wielding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Early for once!
what blaster was that at 0:22? and what the heck was that drum mag and where do i get one
flywheels... lol
disapointed you didnt measure this decibel straight from hell haha
wait if i buy it on amazon it comes with the holster too?
Certainly doesn't seem like the play for PvP games, but I'm looking forward to taking it for a spin in HvZ. The rate of fire of flywheelers is great in that setting, but the lack of instant reaction times can often be the death of you while using them, which stops being an issue with rev speeds as quick as that. (fps drops don't matter if the goal is shooting someone half a foot away from you lol). Unfortunately the full rev speeds of the high power version means it hits a bit too hot for a lot of HvZ, so I'm looking to pick up the low power one and swap the motors in order to make sure I still get those instant rev speeds (since some footage I've seen of the low power one shows some slower rev speeds, which would defeat my point. Wish there was *more* footage of it, but most (all) review channels just have and use the high power one.)
Oh it's perfect for pvp when you've got a big ole caliburn or other long Springer and you enter an area of the field that's definitely compact cqb. Let blaster ride on the sling and draw your nightengale.
This is going to complement my 200fps Mk3 and my 200 fps SBL perfectly
@@SirBrassI'm doing the same with swift and nightingale)
The DC Diana has select fire much quieter… until you fire it.
I just got mine is as well. I picked up the cheaper, lower FPS and one of the higher FPS version
I think dual wielding would be fun
Great for hvz
Make a Video On how strong is nylon Gel blaster
This one should come bundled with earplugs loool
The sound is really threatening and totally makes people duck for cover
is it possible I could cut the mag down to say a 10 or 12 round capacity? Not a fan of the mag sticking out of the grip and maybe try review the osprey kit cuz apparently it makes the nightingale a little bit more quieter and can convert to both full auto and semi.
You easily could
I heard these new mags work in the s200 fire rat. Have you tried it out?
I have heard they fit but don't lock in securely. They're a slightly different spec.
Hahhahaha I knew it can be quite loud from other reviews, not this loud......I agree with you that Long distance is where nerf can shine competing gel blasters.
PS: I have got the Swin kit from Sun
for swift, would you like to try it?
The Swin kit looks good, I've stopped using the Swift myself though. Good blaster.
Does the nightingale mags work in the zwq s200 fire rat I have heard it does but I am not sure if it does
Not designed to. They don't lock in for example.
CAN YOU DO A REVIEW OF THE Sembylon Valkyrie. THANK YOU
Yes that's the plan
10:58 safe to say i sharted my pants slightly. that was within millimeters of hitting me directly in the head.
Is it called the nightingale because of the sqeal? It looks sweet, but the noise is a bit offputting
Worker have been on a bird theme lately with all of their flywheel names
I'll most likely replace my sidearm with this. I wonder how heavy it is
Quite light actually!
What state do you live in because in nsw its illegal to buy a gel blaster
South Australia
dude if anything im scared of fly wheelers, they have way more potential for follow up shots
Call it worker pistol
Why have you given up gel ball
I haven't?
i just cut a whole in the top so i wouldnt need to invest in new mags :)
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Ngl it’s really loud
This looks more like a hand drill than a pistol.
That's probably the point of the design
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