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Personally, I believe that either a RC plane or car would be best. Only problems I could think of are: 1) Unless you stay very close to the target, how will you see where you are aiming? The best way to overcome this would be to add a video camera; however, that would greatly add to the price and w...

I voted for backups only. When you carry two weapons, and plan to use both in combat, it's best to have both pumped up. However, it's next to impossible to pump up two heavy guns without stopping and letting go of one. With a small one as a backup on a belt clip or something, it could just stay pre...

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2 CPS 2700s
2 CPS 1700s
1 XP 215
1 SS 30 (original)

1 CPS 2100, currently disassembled.

I'm hoping to maybe pick up a few more 2100s to build a gun with multiple pressure bladders. Sort of like the CPS 1-3-5, but instead of nozzles it has either 1, 3, or 5 bladders firing at once.

I have a few quick questions about my SS 30, which does not seem to be working right. It seems to only shoot about three or four feet, and then only for a few seconds. I am not sure if there is a problem within the soaker, or if I am just not pumping it enough. I tried shooting with 3/4 and a full ...

Yes, i'm still running Windows ME.

About 3 vs 7, and I only had pump action squirt guns

That summer I went out and bought a CPS 2700, and never got a chance to use it in a big battle again.

I've not been able to open anything before 2001, but that could just be me. They have archives of http://www.supersoaker.com from 1996 to 2004.

http://web.archive.org/web/*sa_/http:// ... soaker.com

Might be enough to answer a few questions. Some media could'nt be opened.

1 CPS 1700, 2 CPS 2700, and a XP 215. Not to mention squirt guns I have lying some where...

CPS 2700-sized guns, because they're the ones I've been using for the last four/five years.

Myth: The CPS 2000 is strong enough it can severely damage your eyes.

Fact: A. That's never been proven...
B. It would require an extensively modified 2000 (aka, Colossus modded or with an extremely small nozzle.)

Can't remember if I already posted...

My favorite soaker is the CPS 2700 because of its large water capacity, good power, and good range.

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Personally, I find the crank system rather unusual. Also, what fun's a soakfest (if anyone still does that) if you don't get wet?[/color]

I use dual CPS 2700s. It's actually not that bad, once you learn how to hold them right. I would also carry my CPS 1700 and 2100, but the 1700 isn't as good and the 2100 is still apart from my botched K-mod attempt.

Just an idea, but would it also be possible to modify the Devastator's attachment to the backpack? Just take out the hose, attach a longer piece to the end, and drag the other end in the water? The Devastator is supposed to be a very good water gun, and this might make it work better and easier in ...

I really like the design of the CPS 2700. However, I dislike the angled resivour of the XP215 and MD3K.

Buy water balloons, fill and tie them, and put them just slighly underground. When a person steps on it, the balloon will explode and soak them. Or so I've heard...

With the CPS 2700, you can unscrew the nozzle selector for a very large nozzle. It can also be done with some other waterguns. It is generally reversible unless you loose the pieces to it.

I tried making a scope out of two plastic cups, and I will try it out as soon as I can.

I'm going to try it, but I doubt I'll have very good luck. It would be fun, though...

I'm going to try and double-yeild two 2700s, but I might just use a 2700 and 1700.

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