Tips + Tricks: Worker Harrier

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[@desseler]

These types of springer maintenance videos are really great! I've been needing to open up my Trion and clean it and this is nice to have as a reference for what to check and clean

[@Seththenerfer]

The weirdest thing I’ve found in my Harrier’s plunger tube after a game was two entire blades of grass

[@koenkooiman1490]

Got my Harrier up to 295fps with the standard 368mm barrel and the 1.6x300 spring, including the sabre internals. But recommend the 450mm barrel as it is much more consistent, way less fps deviation.

[@AOOtogo]

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[@wooohooo103]

I have a question: Previously I had a worker swift which I stored and barely used. I kept the weaker spring in. The plastic deteriorated over time causing cracks which completely destroyed the blaster. Since then I've been wary of increasing any springloads in my blasters including the worker harrier. In your experience, has the Harrier met any structural integrity issues?

[@brianschraner]

Hey Luke, what's the size of the opening at the front of the barrel shroud (where the barrel exits the blaster). I've read that the 30mm Worker BCAR can fit comfortably in that housing and be slightly recessed in that opening, can you please confirm.

[@lukegoodman5877]

Yes, the wider hole at the front of the Harrier is designed to fit around the Worker standard 15-degree BCARs on the 310mm barrel.

[@Masterchief-kj2jq]

Is there a stronger spring i could use in my harrier? I already have the 1.6x300 and metal upgrades with an average of 300fps but wouldnt mind pushing it to the max but seems like no one has really gone farther than that.

[@MoreThanBricks]

You could, but I definitely don’t recommend it. Your blaster won’t last nearly as long