Is CO2 the future of NERF dart propulsion or did we get REKT?

[@WalcomS7]

I always love looking at these weird things on the channel. We have some more, hopefully I'll have an AEG for you here in the next week or so...

[@pdtheowl9292]

HMMMM I wonder what AEG it could be

[@kymanimckenzie4156]

Love the video and also nice beard

[@GoofyAhhMods]

When I saw the thumbnail I just immediately thought revolver ocelot from mgs3

[@adamsanchez1805]

I bought a realistic looking revolver from Amazon cock the hammer and fire uses what looks like slim half length darts both round head and sticky darts doesn't seem to hit that hard but really cool looking as you can pop the barrel like a real revolver

[@manticvideos2590]

AEGs!!!

[@PartNinja]

Keep in mind Co2 isn't compressed air. It's actually a liquid that turns into a gas as it's expelled. This makes it subject to temperature. If it's warm you'll get more pressure. If it's cold you'll get less. If you fire quickly it'll cool down and make pleasure pressure. Take your time between shots. Also a fresh cart will have more liquid and more pressure. As you fire it'll go down. Also these are straight unregulated pressures. If you had a regulator in between the cartridge and the gun you could set the PSI to say 80fps and see more consistency.

[@ninjavlad9721]

It is a liquid because it has been pressurized so I am not sure were you are going with this

[@PartNinja]

@@ninjavlad9721 Because if it was compressed air, like a high pressure tank, the shit consistency would be better. They were getting inconsistent results because co2 is inconsistent depending on temperature

[@prettysoIdier]

The subject on temperature isn’t a result of the type of gas or liquid stored but em the expansion of gas that’s causing it to cool. It’s the same principle for air condition or refrigerator, the evaporator and compressor. When you compress air it will heat up,

[@PartNinja]

@@prettysoIdier Either way there is a correlation. Being from the airsoft world, cow and green gas, which are liquids do not work in cold weather and become much stronger in warmer conditions. HPA (High pressure air) which are literally extremely high pressured air filled tanks, are not.

[@ivanthehunter3530]

Pleasure pressure. That's what yo girl sitting on your lap is called.

[@audiobrainiac]

I love the look of these. They remind me of the blaster from Blade Runner. But I don’t like buying air. It’s partly why I left the paintball hobby.

[@underscorenons]

You should try airsoft aeg’s

[@RiverWilliamson]

I wonder how much they've changed in the past 20 years

[@N3oma]

Wait what ya mean buying air

[@audiobrainiac]

@@N3oma buying CO2 cartridges. Or filling a larger CO2/compressed air tank for my Tippmanns. Literally paying money for air. That combined with the cost of paintballs gets pretty expensive in comparison to the Nerf hobby, at least where I live. I’m done with that paintball life.

[@RevampReborn]

I mean that’s a pretty bad reason hobby wise but money wise it makes sense

[@afrodita2157]

As someone who is trying to enter the airsoft hobby, $50 is VERY cheap by at least co2 gun standards

[@evanboeckh5033]

It's probably cause it's just a H8R without the tech for a hop up or sealed inner barrel

[@skyguy3608]

There’s a $35 dollar green gas airsoft gun by Y&P. It’s called the Y&P Beretta M9 Non-Blowback.

[@mikewizz1895]

@@skyguy3608 Most gas operated airsoft guns under $50 tend to break pretty fast, although if you just occasionally use it and don't handle it roughly it isn't a bad option

[@skyguy3608]

@@mikewizz1895 I’ve had mine for over a year and it hasn’t broken yet. It still works just fine.

[@Bl1ndm4nG59]

Umarex is an airsoft company too I believe, this isn't their first rodeo

[@kayc7442]

Despite the drawbacks, this blaster is awesome. I use it almost everyday at home for plinking. Mostly between other blasters so that the cylinders last longer. Get them cheap from a local shop that buys them in bulk. Mostly accurate for 60 shots.

[@jeffro5180]

For maintaining the orings and seals you must use a drop of pelgun oil every time you replace the co2.

[@iPhone3GS_68]

Like ur pfp

[@ExtraThiccc]

Just an FYI don't do this with airsoft guns, it can mess with the hop up

[@jeffro5180]

@@ExtraThiccc Fyi this isn't an airsoft gun and fyi this doesn't have a hop up btw STFU

[@Adrian-Ghostwolf]

One of the things I really like about all of you in the PNW is there is so much Synergy and Chemistry between you all, so when you do collaborating videos, it’s always a bonus.

[@garyclarkiii730]

A bolt action type of blaster like this would be pretty cool

[@draventhore353]

100 percent agree especialy with the larger c02 cartridges I think it would work great

[@initialyeet3951]

That would be amazing

[@JW-8686]

I made one using a crosman 2240 check my FB page.... uses an HPA bottle and remote line instead of co2...

[@ZeraTheRedRogue]

CO2 has the annoying habit of dropping performance very quickly in my experience, which in turn throws off distances and aiming outside of very close-range targets. A cool idea but I just don't see it becoming very mainstream. That and one of the biggest perks of foam blasters is that you don't pay for 'consumables' as Luchathor aptly put it. Darts do get worn/ripped/damaged over time but only getting at best 5 or so cylinders worth of shots per CO2 cartridge and then having to disassemble your gun afterwards to reload a second form of ammunition, essentially, is kinda obtrusive. I could MAYBE see if there was a rifle style of this idea, where you have a magazine for your short darts and a grip-fed 'magazines' for your CO2 cartridges, that way you could swap magazines and cartridges faster.

[@TheBlargMarg]

Yeah I agree, even though CO2 cartridges are cheap, you exhaust their use so fast compared to a battery powered blaster. It's just extra item that one has to hold to use the blaster unfortunately.

[@ZeraTheRedRogue]

@@TheBlargMarg Agreed. I keep a pretty decent sized box of CO2 cartridges around and they're not like prohibitively expensive, but the cumbersome reloads and noticeable power dropoff just doesn't give enough reliable performance gain over flywheelers or even just a really beefy springer.

[@flametitan100]

I wouldn't be surprised if that's (part of) why HPA seems to be getting more popular in the dart spaces than CO2. While you need specialised equipment to prepare the tanks, you appear to get more shots out of it, more consistent FPS, and the tanks themselves are reusable.

[@fiuridistroyer6205]

Wait what about airsoft lots of airsoft guns use CO2 that are very consitant for example elite force umarex 1911 tac

[@ZeraTheRedRogue]

@@fiuridistroyer6205 It's something I've noticed on my airsoft pistol, really. I have one of the older parkerized 1911's by Cybergun and I mainly use it for plinking, but never picked up a second magazine since they're like 45 dollars each. Usually by the time I'm about through the second load of rounds(right around 25th since it has a capacity of like 15 I think) is where I can feel the blowback of the slide not moving as snappy as it should and start to feel a dropoff in velocity shot-after-shot from that point. By the time I get through a third magazine-load it's basically throwing, not firing. It's possible it's just a poor experience on my part, I guess? I mean the first magazine cycles great and has plenty of punch, but it just doesn't hold at that level of performance in my experience.

[@engineeredlifeform]

I'd defo pick one up for home plinking. I love that Umarex supply a spare mag too, they do this with the HDR and the Brodax, and it just helps keep the fun going.

[@ton4705]

This is based on the Umarex / elite force H8r airsoft pistol which are brilliant This look amazing and so much fun

[@jasonschwartz9481]

The red one seems to perform like others that I've seen reviewed. The blue blaster appears to have some type of seal leek.

[@elliotpeck8137]

Or the red one is over tighten the blue could also be not tightened correctly

[@Kevinm1228]

honestly the really major problems with any co2 cartridge designs in cost for the c02 and any c02 design has the real problem that continuous rapid fire causes the cartridge to cool down and you lose available pressure. And good luck trying to get any sort of consistent firing in cold weather.

[@Acemans]

these look like theyre made from their airsoft H8R shell. really neat

[@Doughboy7200]

Fun fact: The jury and all of its designs is based off an airsoft gun called the h8r by elite force

[@wordlessi]

I have h8r

[@ExtraThiccc]

I have the bb gun version called the Brodax for $35, it's really good, shame the airsoft version is $80. I'm still gonna get it too because I love the design

[@doomiel6373]

Problem with C02 is consistency. Needs a regulator of some sort, like a paintball marker

[@StopMoshin]

4:02 "You can't accidentally fire this" gee wiz if only Alec Baldwin knew that.

[@DevilZcall]

The dart posts might actually be necessary to stop the darts from blowing their tips, that's why my crosman conversion has some as well

[@nicholasmazzarella2720]

WS7 Awesome video. Thanks for showing these off. Love your excitement and enthusiasm during your reviews. Keep up the great work.

[@rogerstlaurent6254]

Just got one today. And dayyyyum, it's got impressive power.

[@ioutpizzadthehut5823]

this is based off of their h8r revolver for airsoft or pellets. works the exact same way but the airsoft version is more expensive. also you can convert those to hpa or lpa if wanted

[@elliotpeck8137]

If you over tighten the cylinder it can cause an increase in FPS also under tightening can cause inconsistent FPS So it’s important to know how many turns are needed to tighten the cylinder correctly

[@StressLevel100]

"At some games they are considered weapons" why is that?!

[@jasonjulian1]

Because in some states and jurisdictions, a gas powered projectile shooting "thing" is considered legally a firearm.

[@StressLevel100]

@@jasonjulian1 when worded like that it makes a lot more sense now lol

[@phantomduck8247]

Bruh how are black powder revolvers not considered firearms, but co2 powered nerf blasters are?!?!

[@jasonjulian1]

@@phantomduck8247 because federal law.is stupid. Black powder revolvers fall.into the antique firearms category and are not restricted like other firearms per the GCA. Yes it's dumb.

[@ExeErdna]

@@phantomduck8247 Because the people that make laws are stupid and the system of laws takes forever to revise anything stupid. It's why there's tons of "blue laws" on the books that are either absurd to outright idiotcy

[@ShyBiiteVT]

I'm watching this thinking to myself "this is just a nerf version of the Elite Force H8R airsoft revolver". Right down to having the hex tool used for installing the CO2 cartridge built into the removeable handle. Glad I'm not the only one who noticed.

[@lordsauron8546]

I was curious so I followed the Amazon link; takes you straight to the Umarex listing (they own Elite Force, and Elite Force to my understanding produced the H8R and H8R gen 2). Even just holding my gen 2 up next to the listing and it seems like all they really changed was the revolver mech and the shell.

[@ZakLeek]

I'd really like to see if I could hook up two of these to an HPA rig and duel-wield them without the annoyance of the quick pressure drop from the CO2 cartridges. That said, I also have no idea if CO2 to HPA conversion is even possible. Thanks for the video Walcom! 💚🧡

[@JW-8686]

Advance Novelty Tech co2/Hpa adapter.....Google that

[@ZakLeek]

@@JW-8686 thanks for that, a very cool product!

[@JW-8686]

@@ZakLeek very welcome

[@siennaistrans]

here in Australia land they'd be considered actual fire arms, though hilarious, i do think there needs to be serious consideration put to these beyond plinking. I work in a paintball field, a controlled environment and even then sometimes we have incidents with accidental discharge and it's difficult to safely perform any maintenance on any air powered anything without proper knowledge. So for paintball enthusiasts who want something cool to plink with, probably a hard cop But for the general consumer, i'd steer clear. (btw before anyone gets the bright idea to tell me i dont know what i'm talking about, just stop, i know most of us are adults and i know there's a spot for it, just not in a general "this is for everyone" sense)

[@ATTACKofthe6STRINGS]

I have a modded Nexus Pro that, while spring powered, I'm certain clears 200 fps. At the least, the spring upgrade alone is rated to bring that blaster to about 180 with the stock barrel, and I've brassed mine on top of that. I kept the safety on that blaster because, while it's bright orange with an orange SCAR attachment and everything, I do not want anybody accidentally pointing that thing at anyone else. I treat that one like my baby, and almost exactly like a real firearm. I'm clear about sight lines, finger is off the trigger, clearing the blaster before checking it or anything, etc. While I have never, and will never, point it at anyone without their consent and without full control of the situation, I do sometimes let a few younger friends handle it because I like sharing that side of nerf with them. The safety gives me that crucial second or 2 I'd need in case one of them decided to do something, even while I'm supervising them.

[@NerfAimbot]

Plenty of us use hpa/co2 with nerf in Australia. The main issue for us is almost always the appearance, but there are still a few states in Aus where compressed air/gas isn't illegal.

[@NerfAimbot]

@@williamscott2580 You clearly have no idea what you're talking about, but cool cool; it's not like commenting on an almost 18month old video wasn't weird enough; you just felt the need to throw around some wild misinformation while you're at it? yeahnah I'm good thanks

[@supahvaporeon]

I imagine this would be ok in most wars if you convert it to a normal airblaster

[@muscl3beard]

someone's gotta make some kinda aesthetics mod out of this. i mean come on how could you not.

[@user-gh3yn3nn5u]

The airsoft version of this has a ton of 3D printed aesthetics. Idk how legal this nerf one is because it’s literally the same exact handle and hammer as the airsoft one but made by a different company

[@sweatyylemonss5237]

Wingman from apex anyone?

[@classicforreal]

I had to watch this video five times to understand the depressurization procedure. On the other hand this video is so entertaining I’ve seen it five times and counting.

[@dinandbuikema9978]

I work at a paintball shop, and the reason why the chrono is so inconsistent and seems to drop with every shot is because of temperature. The faster you fire, the colder the cartridge gets and the lower the chrono. I think this would be better off using hpa and a remoteline because hpa does this way less.

[@JennyEverywhere]

If you fire it quickly the gas pressure drops suddenly to propel the projectile. This causes expansion of the CO2 still in the capsule, and due to adiabatic processes, will lower its temperature. You're losing gas pressure because it's literally freezing in the cylinder. If you wait between shots, it won't drop as quickly. Of course, you also have the normal drop in pressure as the CO2 is used up ALONG WITH the gas freezing in the cylinder. Try firing a shot and waiting 10 seconds, then firing another shot. If it has some time to sublimate some gas off the dry ice in the cylinder, you'll have more pressure in that shot. When the dry ice from adiabatic expansion is gone, and there's just gas left, it will quickly lose muzzle velocity until the cylinder is dry. The accuracy problem is due to the fact that it's a smoothbore. So the darts aren't being spun to stabilize them. They're subject to some wobbling and tumbling force, which is translated into "wild" shots and poor groupings. If you get accuracy from a 3-4" smoothbore barrel that's better than a pitched baseball, you're doing pretty well. Then there's elastic properties of the squishy plastic dart and the stiffness of the rubber tip that just add chaos into the system that changes the center of mass of the dart as it unevenly expands in flight. Even the Umarex HDR .50 that you referenced earlier has issues with accuracy due to the fairly short smoothbore barrel. You CAN get a longer barrel kit for the HDR, but it's still smoothbore. Some bullet-maker kits do address this with angled fins moulded into the casting, so the bullets spin a little as air travels over them and applies angular momentum. The HDR doesn't come with any orange whatsoever, so you must treat it as something a cop or member of the general public is going to perceive as a firearm. But I really like the HDR because of the ability to fire pepper balls (except in California, where they refuse to admit that pepper balls exist). They're not cheap, but they're available. I carry my HDR in a shoulder holster when I go for walks, first magazine all steel-bearing rubber, subsequent magazines 3 heavy rubber, 3 pepper, of which I carry 2. I also carry a couple of extra CO2 cylinders and an allen wrench. Why do I bother carrying this thing? Because of the damn paperwork and legal issues from using an actual firearm these days! Less-than-lethal is currently more likely to be treated as just that, especially the pepper rounds being treated as mace or pepper spray. I *could* easily carry a firearm -- I have them to carry AND my CCW -- but the political climate is a beast. If I think a given trip calls for a real firearm, I'll of course carry one. But if I'm only going out to walk the perimeter of my yard (.2km) for exercise, usually playing Pokemon Go as a sort of bribe to myself for going for a walk (yes, I'm old and I play Pokemon Go...sue me) and only really have to worry about the rare creepazoid that might try to assault me, a loose dog, or as is becoming more common these days, some sort of wild animal. They're out there, I can hear them, especially at night. We've got a fox den under our front porch -- I can hear them yiffing late at night (they're nocturnal) as this is mating season for foxes. We also get skunks and trash pandas, both of which are exceptionally susceptible to rabies, and foxes can get it, too. I think squirrels might be able to carry it, but then, squirrels can also carry Bubonic Plague, it's been detected in California and Colorado that I've heard of. They're both not to be taken lightly, as rabies and plague are NASTY ways to die that can be treated if caught early. So I carry something to deter human criminals, and to send any wild animal running, if not from getting hit, from the loud noise, or from the powder in the pepper balls. Those animal noses are a LOT more sensitive than our puny honkers. Considering that, being disabled from a car accident, I have to carry a low-recoil weapon in any case, the .50 ball is probably scarier to most animals than the .22 TCM 1911 I usually carry these days. (Yes, .22 caliber...but TCM is a centerfire round with around 2000 fps of muzzle velocity, and a fireball that is almost scarier than the massive BOOM the thing makes. But it's still only a .22 caliber projectile.) I wish I could take part in the kinds of fun simulated combat it sounds like you enjoy, but I can't. So I'll have to enjoy it vicariously through your videos! This was a good one!

[@theycallmesocks1369]

Idk if you know about the judge, that Taurus makes, but I bet that's why they named this jury. The judge can hold either five 45 caliber rds or five 410 shotg*n shells, or a combination of both. I've wanted one of those for a few years now, this is cheaper, so maybe.... Lol

[@Bmuenks31]

Or if you get the raging judge magnum you can get 454 in it and it shoots

[@ZFLBF]

1:34 the way he said "POP!" is just so funny to me

[@commandercarrot6335]

You should get a vice to hold the guns so your accuracy test are more accurate

[@tv-pp]

its a lot cheaper than a mk2, double action and holds the same amount of darts. seems pretty solid

[@noahscool9]

Yeah I’m thinking the same thing

[@WizzySoz]

Perfect timing walcom. Seen the ad on yt yesterday and I was like “I hope walcom reviews this.” lol

[@510subzero]

hey what’s that target practice thing called?

[@xovid4305]

the first song in the video is called "Time Station" by "Soichi Terada"

[@MadameMishka]

oh you know its spicy when you can see the vapors coming out

[@sabre0smile]

I had police knock on my door over a nerf gun I was stupid enough to leave on a table within visual range of the window once. People mistaking brightly coloured nerf guns for actual guns is not as far fetched as I wish it was.

[@dss538]

Ohhh thats not good.

[@sabre0smile]

@@dss538 Had to explain the S200 I received recently as a gift to the mailman to stop them reporting that, too :P

[@dss538]

@@sabre0smile oof man, Thats rough

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Why the hell are they knocking on your door over that? Don't let em in. Tell em to piss off.

[@dss538]

@@MeanBeanComedy that would get him arrested for resistance.

[@darkshock42mlg05]

There's also a paintball and airsoft counterpart to this. The paintball version is called the HDR which is a paintball revolver actually need for home defense because it is made the shoot pepper balls, bean bag rounds, and steel balls. And of course they're suffers and suits 6 mm airsoft BBs. I'm just looking at this up because it would be funny to bring to an airsoft event on April fool since that falls on Saturday. I actually have the airsoft version. All three are made by the exact same company which would be umarex. Wrecked is just a subdivision of rumorex in the same way as elite Force. Also being a subdivision for umarex. And also the airsoft version. Much like this is extremely efficient. My automatic airsoft guns can Only get like 75 shots before it runs out CO2 completely and those last few shots it struggles to chamber around. Of course this is a revolver so you pull the trigger. As long as there's even the size bits you too is going to shoot

[@brianlee5033]

Opened it up to take out air restrictor. A little arm fella fell out and one retention spring. Need some advice.

[@knighthawk3759]

You guys got to be careful releasing that CO2 gas like that if there's a lot left it comes out very cold and it can damage the seals inside the pistol if you're going to release the gas you've got to give it a moment to warm up otherwise the seals will crack and you'll lose pressure

[@WOAHSlade]

At the end poor fish and also he found a solution to make that blaster more powerful than before he open it soooooooo good job

[@Demonanimator]

I saw a video of someone who turned a Maverick into one of these by hooking a CO2 bike pump in place of the reverse plunger. Glad a company decided to make it a straight up blaster out of it.

[@sky10456]

Given the Fact I have the H8R airsoft revolver that I use to play airsoft with, good gun even got a disk holder for extra disk, 50 bucks is not that bad of a price point, but with the airsoft version you get like 5 disks for reloads.

[@SETROC316]

it was a pain to get these here in Chicago. But it was very much worth it.

[@mileschun143]

You should try putting a big rubber band between the hammer and the barrel. I’ve filed off the little orange bridge so the band can sit without coming off, and it causes the hammer to strike the valve harder, and keep it open for a little longer. Maybe with a barrel extension it could really hit hard.

[@Technopath894]

I like how there’s a gate to load, & you don’t have to remove the whole thing. Like just in case you only have seconds to put a bullet in.

[@IAmEmeraldBtw]

Aw man, ya called a dart a b*llet

[@IAmEmeraldBtw]

By the way l was not offending you.

[@Technopath894]

@@IAmEmeraldBtw your right 🤦🏾‍♂️ correction *dart

[@Technopath894]

@@IAmEmeraldBtw oh I know I didn’t take it that way | but some people do so be careful 😳

[@jeffro5180]

They have steel bb variant a 6mm airsoft aka h8r and the paintball variant. the steel bb and airsoft are my favorites so I know i would like this as long as it has a reasonable distance.

[@---mr5iu]

Oh hey, I have the airsoft version of these (the H8R). In the airsoft world it's known as a fantastic budget sidearm, it's nice to see the nerf version is viable as well.

[@StSparky]

Thank you! Please challenge Brett to a Sceptre battle. You & him are the only ones who have them.

[@3dprintwiz378]

Finally, thank you so much for the review and the little mod video. Now I think it's time to buy.

[@mrfatmanguylel1326]

Personally I think air bladders are the way like with boom co however having the bladders be a non integral part like its on a rail and can be switched to a bigger bladder and a pump you buy separately but every gun comes with a pump system that works like the modulus tri strike

[@yogurtmanb8582]

“Bladder”

[@MaxMarkovic]

Hi. By the way, when you were testing the performance: Don't forget that CO2 will drop down power by the time, you were shooting it! So the performance is between 80 to 150fps with this Umarex Rekt Jury. It Is normal with CO2. I Havel a CO2 airsoft gun. I Havel that issue all the time.

[@anthonyj.adventures9736]

Those 12gram co2 carts will afford you about 30-50 shots so the fps going lower is 100% caused by the co2 the less in the canister the less pressure. Plus co2 don't like cold. And weather to hot will also effect the pressure. Same with elevation. 2 of my airsoft co2 pistols chronos at 320 another at 440 and my 4.5 mm crosman SNR.357 shoots at 500 fps. My lowest powered airsoft replica is a BB tactical m83 AEG and it chronos at 240 fps. The O rings in the 1 gun sounded damaged.

[@martinbranditch1128]

This is a rework of the Umarex Broadax CO2 BB pistol. I have one, it's fantastic.

[@pigfish99]

The sound that comes out when you fired them was pretty cool, not gonna lie.

[@darkfire7584]

I got one for 25 dollars it is now my dedicated secondary

[@ІванІндукаєв]

There's a co2 bb revolver from Umarex called Tornado which this thing is based on. Exact same mechanism, almost the same shell, but that champ is crazy for the price. I've had one for a few years now, hasn't let me down yet although I got 4 lbs of empty canisters laying around. I also recommend applying some silicone lube onto the rubber before loading a canister. Have been doing that, the rubber is still as good as new, and also that allows for storing loaded without consequences

[@jasonjulian1]

Was going to say the same, except in the U.S. it's called the Brodax. Handle co2 system and wrench, the cylinder pin is just like the Umarex revolver too. Rekt is probably an Umarex brand.

[@ІванІндукаєв]

@@jasonjulian1 not probably but definitely. And that btw is why my faith is strongly in this lil mf

[@Tank_-cr8fp]

A lot of companies have the co2 tool in the handle

[@Xplicit_fpv]

Just finished moddin my hammershot.. and was saying this would be killer if co2 powered.... and this vid comes out!

[@apenguininthemist855]

Its pretty obvious why the red one performed better. Not only is red a naturally spicy colour, but also... everyone knows... red makes things go faster!

[@Planes9905]

Do you have the 1992 target master suction cup arrows in the package yet?

[@AckzaTV]

what if you shot spent co2 cartridges from it? too big? can you shoot metal pellets? isnt it just a cop2 pellet gun?

[@whatstdiggn]

All double action revolvers i have used have a heavy pull for the first round. Most double action then I guess sort of recock the hammer or it is "cycled" you could say like this weird half cock so you only have a single action feeling pull for the next 4-5 rounds depending upon cylinder capacity. This probably just replicates the first double action pull because real firearms don't have to make room for a co2 cylinder. Or you can just start off by cocking the hammer and your first shot is a single. Then the rest are part of the double action cycle which I guess is really like a 1 and a half they just configure the first round fired from no cock to go through an extra half cycle.

[@danielfm]

Is there any way it can be purchased from Europe? Rekt doesn't appear to ship them here.

[@josephperito4015]

this is literally just the nerf version of a H8ter revolver from elite force down to the shell and way it functions.

[@user-gh3yn3nn5u]

yeah literally the same grip idk how legal that is

[@blackrat9177]

There both made by umerex elite force is just the name they use for there airsoft products

[@TheEdenKitty]

Again The Splatoon shirt makes me think about how cool a Splatoon X NERF collab would be

[@Spike122282]

It's a dart version of a umarex brodax. The brodax is a CO2 BB pistol

[@HDDustyy]

the gunz lobby music gets me every time

[@every9617]

btw merch link appears to not be working for me at least

[@Efcaptain1335_YT]

ik im late but that is just the h8r which is a airsoft co2 pistol

[@timshooter8033]

I wonder what the most accurate off the shelf blaster you can buy is ? I'm thinking the nexus or aeon pro (also Stryker)

[@parallelarms5645]

If converted to HPA via remote line to a 13/3000 bottle to only used compressed air, would this gun be battle legal then?

[@TheOnlyPedroGameplays]

Where do the cartridges typically feed from in terms of carbine/rifle HPAs/CO2?

[@binsoku6]

Walcom, I have a question: I own a Vulcan I got from a resale store, but it doesn't have a chain/belt for darts. What would be the best route about obtaining one just so I can the complete aesthetic?

[@Sirius_Coby]

I got one of these a couple of weeks ago after seeing someone post about it on r/nerf and I was extremely disappointed with it. I don't have a chronograph but mine felt like it had sub-elite performance and the accuracy was basically non-existent. Some shots went fairly straight for maybe 20 feet but most of them ended up fish tailing out of the barrel. It was nowhere near the advertised 80 feet and 130fps. I contacted Umarex to RMA it but after spending $11 of my own money to ship back my lemon (or maybe they're all garbage?) I'm still waiting to hear back from them.

[@ronaldst.jockiii23]

I ordered one about a week ago and haven't heard anything lol.

[@accordv6er]

We need this applied to megaXL darts!

[@stevenpeven258]

So either the red one had a little extra spice, or the blue one was a bit of a lemon

[@davidangus6629]

Just ordered the MilSig M79 (HPA) rifle.

[@votefrmtherooftops3123]

Best shooting range in the game ! I’ve been shouting this since the beginning… make it so we can see the shots

[@zaviper8971]

This is almost identical to the airsoft H8r revolver (which is made by the same company). The mechanism and parts required to maintain pressure on a CO2 gun is fairly pricey so $50 is actually fairly reasonable coming from an airsofter.

[@ioutpizzadthehut5823]

also the drop is the co2 cartidrige balancing out

[@RiverWilliamson]

Oh man, the inconsistency between the two is so frustrating

[@christinabunbun9272]

This could really work cool for irish cosplay! The scene is much more chill and lax, so I dont think there would be much worry about the co2

[@D4080K]

Wdym Irish cosplay

[@bobfiendplays]

Awesome to see Luchathor in this vid

[@worldwarnerf4130]

The squeaky walcom voice killed me XD

[@Produced-Cars]

Can you add a link to where you can find them? they look pretty cool

[@chrisraab8218]

Red makes it shoot faster, gotta love that Ork WAAAGH energy in the universe

[@jimmystancliff2843]

Where can I buy it now if you don't mind telling me please

[@ParkourEh]

Honestly, looks like the K's blaster from Blade Runner 2049. Good option for a repaint for any cosplayers.

[@Silverado82481]

was it any more accurate after you removed the AR

[@Eulemunin]

Luca is great. Fun but co2 is not my favorite. But the inconsistency is odd. Going to need to test all the parts of the system.

[@gavinyetts2211]

Basically an airsoft H8R for nerf, down to the in-handle tool, its awesome.

[@dylan033197]

Kind of reminiscent of the airsoft H8R from elite force, I believe umerex also had a hand in the design of the h8r so doesn't surprise me tbh

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Are C02 nerfs against the rules?

[@paulklita1105]

Love it, can't wait till it hits Canada!

[@Swxcoyxte]

Have you done anything with the warden?

[@CelsoAnnes]

What software is that you are using to mark where are you hitting?