Photo of the Super Soaker XP300

[isoaker]

Since there's recently been some talk about the rarely-seen Super Soaker XP300, I figured I'd share a pic I have of it from an old Larami product catalog.

Super Soaker XP 300 from Larami

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I believe they were produced, but likely in limited quantities and more limited distribution.

Enjoy!

[SEAL]

"As seen on TV"?! Anyway, wow! That's probably the best image of the XP300 currently on the internet! I wonder why this one has yellow PC's, while the pic of the one on the back of the XP150 box had blue and red PC's?

[martianshark]

Translation of what the notes about it say:

-Shoots an enormous 1/4" diameter hose-like stream!

-3 air pressure bottles for maximum air pressure power.

-2 gallon water tank back pack connects to gun

-Rapid fire release trigger shoots drenching stream

-Draws water directly from pool, lake, or beach [BAD IDEA]

-Pressurized to shoot sensational water bullet streams

-No batteries required

[GJIV]

I like the ide to suck water from ANY source. Since it is air-Pressure based there is no bladder which might be hurt by pool water. It is obvious that clear tap water is the best but a little pool water would not really harm this gun.

*no batteries required* haha if this weapon would be electronic-pumped whoooaaaaa, we would have a big out of all winner!

[GJIV]

Before I forget, thanks isoaker, this is a GREAT IMAGE!!!

[soakernerd]

is it just me, or do those PCs look smaller than the ones on the SS300?
Nice pic

[GJIV]

is it just me, or do those PCs look smaller than the ones on the SS300?
Nice pic

pooooh^^ As this is just an image I cannot say where the is is correct or not. But they seem to be right size Not sure about this

[martianshark]

I think it's just you.

I meant that filling it with sea water is a bad idea.

[Nitro123PG]

Wow, incredible! This is the best photo of the XP 300. I just wonder why the XP 300 on the back of other soakers boxes were blue and pink?