The New Out Of Darts Jupiter is Here and it has a Surprise!

[@ncc28983A]

The Jupiter was actually my first blaster since I was a kid and what has gotten me into the nerf modding/3d printing hobby. I find the rival ammo type really enjoyable to play with and it’s fun to try and dodge a rope of them coming your way. I like how it’s a little more kid friendly to use compared half lengths in terms of generally lower dart speed and ease of loading. I’m totally excited about the Juno and I’m slowly putting one together. I also enjoyed the container you’re using for the proton pack!

[@drflux]

Thank you!

[@NightFury-jd8ce]

Zeus hooked me, Nemesis dragged me delightedly in, and Perses along with Astrea GL sealed the doors behind me loving RIVAL - it still turns the most heads at JEBB like Saturdays holiday Battle.

[@boid9761]

Forget Commissars with bolt pistols, commissars with Proton Pack Junos instead

[@PaperSkeletons3d]

I've noticed the rival round left too. That was my only gripe! It's a wonderful blaster.

[@CRNerf]

That's one sweet blaster. Thank you for the video!

[@iarlaith_Lynch10]

I love Rival

[@daniellemcclure1159]

I found a nemesis at my thrift store for $3

[@Boomstickmods]

Finally got mine built and Im so excited to take it to a game.

[@frogfromtwitch]

A practical blast that doesn't use half length darts

[@Giosuke_Giogashikata]

Dr. Flux long-form video!!!

[@gamingcentral.9333]

im looking for a cheap x shot longshot mod kit that ships to the uk for cheap, can you help me out

[@joeplayer2802]

How many rounds per second does it actually shoot?

[@cowabungacrypto]

How did you modify that ghost protein powder to work with the proton pack? 🍪

[@KarlDRG]

Jupiter MKII!

[@BlocksRock1006]

Rock and Stone!

[@bigdapramirez6157]

Rival is cool and all and yes it's perfect for indoor battles but I always hated how expensive it was to run effectively and how easily the balls get lost under furniture and other objects

[@schhur]

TEACH US THE NERF BFG

[@Trogladitian]

Im first!

[@CaissonHogue]

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