Which is best buzz bee gun (non battery powered)
No, the Blazer is not MXD-6000 sized. It is quite a bit bigger. The electronic power meter can be deactivated by removing the batteries.
I'd vote for the Pirahna. I think it's the perfect size. Next up would be the Blazer. The Krypton and Scorpion are also extremely worthy blasters. Depends on what you want it for, I guess.
Adrian
I'd vote for the Pirahna. I think it's the perfect size. Next up would be the Blazer. The Krypton and Scorpion are also extremely worthy blasters. Depends on what you want it for, I guess.
Adrian
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What do you mean by "battery powered"? Do you mean that it needs batteries to work, or that it doesn't use batteries at all? If it's the latter, I'd go for the Argon.
My Armoury: Storm 750, CPS 4100, Triple Aggressor, Blazer, SI Flash Flood (Nozzle Drilled), 100 oz. Aquapack, MONSTER X (2002), WW Argon, A.R.M. 4000 XL, MI Defender, MI Helix, Water Weapons Waveblast, CPS 2700
My "broken" Armoury: CPS 4100, XP 55
My "broken" Armoury: CPS 4100, XP 55
Rook wrote:What do you mean by "battery powered"? Do you mean that it needs batteries to work, or that it doesn't use batteries at all? If it's the latter, I'd go for the Argon.
He means that the Blazer has an electronic pressure meter that indicates how much pressure the Blazer has. If you take out the batteries, you won't have a working pressure meter, but you can still shoot. The electroic pressure meter is WW's gimmick on their CPS soakers.
i would want something for good offense, but also an able sniper. i wouldn't want one purely for power, and if it's a tie i would say either the one with more nozzles/modes:)
The Blazer shoots up to 40 feet, which is the best you can do with todays retail soakars. It has alot of nozzles including a 25 feet shooting 5X-6X nozzle.
Power whise...well its 2006 so stores are all SOLD OUT of that since 2004. :;):
Edited By ZOCCOZ on 1154489623
Oh sorry. I didn't mean for it to come out like that. Two ways to express it must have mixed. What I meant to say was: Do you mean that you don't want them to use batteries at all, or that you don't want them to need batteries to fire? Essentially what you said ZOCCOZ.
My Armoury: Storm 750, CPS 4100, Triple Aggressor, Blazer, SI Flash Flood (Nozzle Drilled), 100 oz. Aquapack, MONSTER X (2002), WW Argon, A.R.M. 4000 XL, MI Defender, MI Helix, Water Weapons Waveblast, CPS 2700
My "broken" Armoury: CPS 4100, XP 55
My "broken" Armoury: CPS 4100, XP 55
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Well, i'd say the Blazer, but actually, i found a website that sells the Blazer, but more importantly, the Super Soaker XP 310!!!! brand new, I didn't know it was still being made! - I suggest it while it is in stock...
Hamleys - Super Soaker XP 310
Hamleys - Blazer // Water Warriors
Hamleys - Scorpion // Water Warriors
There ya go :;):
Hamleys - Super Soaker XP 310
Hamleys - Blazer // Water Warriors
Hamleys - Scorpion // Water Warriors
There ya go :;):
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I recall WaterWolf saying shipping was $120 USD. So it's a no- go. It should be out next year, don't worry.
My Armoury: Storm 750, CPS 4100, Triple Aggressor, Blazer, SI Flash Flood (Nozzle Drilled), 100 oz. Aquapack, MONSTER X (2002), WW Argon, A.R.M. 4000 XL, MI Defender, MI Helix, Water Weapons Waveblast, CPS 2700
My "broken" Armoury: CPS 4100, XP 55
My "broken" Armoury: CPS 4100, XP 55
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