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The XP-270 cap doesn't fit on a CPS. I think that there may be two types of XP 270 cap. I have two XP 270s and both of their caps are identical to CPS caps, and they fit on both my 2100 and 1700 with ease, although in that little advertising booklet that you get with the 2000 and 2001 soakers, it s...

Sweeeeet....... If your new line is as good as some of the older models in the CPS line, then I can guarantee you that I'll buy a fair few. I don't see how the drought should affect the stocks of soakers here though, as a giant water war with multiple CPS class soakers, that lasted several hours wo...

That all being said, I will have some really great news for all of you soon, and keep on thinking. Great news, eh? Sounds like you're going to have some great soakers in the next lineup, Big Bee. But I have a question for you. Will the Water Warriors line be coming to Australia? If so, then that's ...

Thats gonna go close for 200 dollars or above. Even if it sold for 20 dollars, I would't buy it since shipping is a rip off. Iceman, if you think 30 bucks for shipping is a rip-off then you should see what I have to pay to get good soakers. I have ordered 2 CPS 3200s and a Splashzooka from the U.S....

That's the hissing sound that is emitted when a soaker is pumped up too much, I presume. I don't know what you mean when you say "hissing sound" but on soakers with seperate pressure chambers, when it's fully pumped and you try to pump more, it becomes harder to pump and sometimes maked a squeaky, ...

I don't know if it's the same everywhere, but around here just about EVERYONE (With the exception of me, and maybe a couple of friends) refers to all soakers as "Water Pistols" no matter whether they're XP 15 sized or Monster XL sized. I find this strange. In fact in the Guiness Book of Records the...

Wow, that looks like it's in great condition, too! I don't know what you mean by ridged nozzle selector, you can't even see the nozzle selector in that photo, but that's probably because it's set to 5x. Cut off the CPS 1200 Cap, and place that cap on for the CPS 1500. Whatever you do, do NOT cut th...

I tend to use the terms "Blaster" and "Soaker". The reason I don't call them "Water Guns" is because to me it makes them sound cheap and sub-par performance wise, much like the term "Water Pistol" that is used way too often does. If I heard some kid say to me, "I've got a water gun!" Then I'd be im...

phire989 wrote:I am in desperate need of a QFD!

I think you can buy a Monster Series QFD from Hasbro.com for around 4 or 5 US dollars. Look in the Customer Service section replacement parts, under Super Soaker.

Phire989, if you're going to sell a CPS 2000 on ebay then you should give a good description of the power, the range, it's rarity, and perhaps include a shot of it's stream when it's fired. If you emphasize that it's really powerful and rare, then it will probably earn you more money than if you we...

Sorry if it was worded strangely, but it was kind of hard to explain what I was trying to say without launching into some kind of complex explanation off the top of my head that no one could understand. :p



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Definetly bring a blaster shield. They turn the tide in every water war I've used them in. It eliminates range as a variable. Uh, I wouldn't say that it completely [/i] eliminates range as a variable. Sure, shields can be effective at blocking your enemy's attacks, but if your enemy is firing a vol...

I am half way through building a tree fort. When it's finished, it will be completely sealed so no water can get in, it will have closeable gun slits to fire out of, and will have a watch tower compartment with a 360 degree view of oncoming hostiles. Where necessary, it will have tough, clear plast...

I prefer to use a CPS 1700 as my Primary. The CPS 3200 and Splashzooka look like good soakers, but the ones I ordered haven't arrived yet, so I can't really say much about them at the moment. I like to use a Max-D 4000 as a sidearm because of its great output and range for its size. Edited By Falco...

After being inspired a couple of months ago by Doom and Shadowstrike Prime, who had been successful in making a portable QFD, I recently got around to making my own modified version. Mine has a 2.4 Litre capacity, which is just over enough to completely fill my Big Trouble, and uses a clip-on type ...