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As a runner up, perhaps the Flash Flood.

The biggest soakers are definately the best choice this year, as taking any of the smaller ones really sacrifices performance and capacity without improving mobility.

How many times did you pump it? The Blazer takes about 70-100 pumps of air to increase the power substantially.

The Blazer would probably be my first choice (I have it), but after using the Precharger Krypton, I would say that they are about equal. The Krypton is perhaps a bit more powerful, but the Blazer has a much larger firing chamber, and has more nozzles. The Krypton is pretty hard to pump, but if you ...

Go ahead and get the 4100. 30 canadian is a pretty good price. The 4100 shouldn't be too hard for your brother to use, but really, how often would he use it? Make him get his own soaker. :p

Definately exchange. The 1500 is great.

BTW, who is giving you the option

Yeah, it uses "hydro power", which is like CPS but somewhat inferior. The Blazer is good, and a great buy compared to the 2005 super soaker line.

Edited By emperor_james on 1122583043

How can you know you like it before you have it? The FF is nothing compared to a 4100. But maybe by next year they'll have a new gun or two out already.

Dude, you have a CPS 4100. The 4100 is much better than anything else out right now. Its not really that heavy at all, and the power is enough to justify any limitations in speed.

It does add power, I promise! :p The power from the compressed air adds itself to the power from the rubber. If you don't beleive me, try it, it really makes the guns much more powerful and impressive. It does significantly decrease the amount of water in the chamber, as the check valve limits the ...

The soakertag line is really sturdier than the older guns, except of course for the triggers. I'm not sure why the triggers are so prone to breaking, I have never had any trouble with the original Max-D triggers.

This also works very well on the Water Warriors guns that have Hydro-power.

I'll check later then. Right now they're around $50 on ebay.

Everyone has 4100s but me

I don't think that the main reason for the weaker soakers is that people don't buy the larger ones. While there are no new soakers that are as big as the Monster series, notice that the largest of the new soakers are still much, much weaker than comparabley sized old CPS soakers. It should also be ...

CPS 2100, Collosussed CPS 3200, APH, WW Blazer.

Any ideas on why some Targets have 4100s and some don't? I've gone to two Super Targets in my area, and neither had them (I live in Alabama BTW). I really want one.

The FF trigger breaks in many places, more than most Max-D triggers. The spring seems particularly fragile, but is easily replaced (springs from the original Max-D series fit, so I bought a few Max-D 5000 seconds for 50 cents).

If you don't have it yet, then how do you know that it will be a problem.

My hand fits, as long as I put two fingers on the trigger.\

While you probably could saw the bottom part off, it would greatly compromise the looks and feel of the soaker, so I wouldn't reccomend it.

^Hypocrite

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Since the only one I have is the Xenon (and it sucks) I guess I really can't vote. But how many people really have all of them?

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