The Benchmark
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Performance Overview
The performance of this gun used to be quite a bit, but now that it
has been outclassed by the XP, It is just a gun for the gun rack. However
there is one thing that'll make you take it down to use as a backup...
The need for a gun that shoots around corners. MDSs swivel nozzle is the
greatest thing for anyone who frequently encounters standoffs around building
corners and doorways.
Structural Overview
MDS and her Counterparts 60 and 40 were the last rifles of the classic
set.When these were put out, Larami had time to work out several design
flaws that hampered the performance of the 50 and 100. The design was sturdier
and the plastic was thicker. The Tubing may have been slightly improved,
but not enough to prevent eventual breakage. Of the 2 MDSs I had, both
had tubing breaks around the trigger. Other things to break were the thin
plastic around the Bottle mount, the odd shaped pump handle, and the plastic
around the non removable pressure tank broke away, giving the gun the same
"Flying Tank Syndrome" that can be found with the XP75.
Basic Overview
To me this used to be the mighty powerhouse. The most powerful gun
anyone around me has ever seen. When I first got it I laughed hysterically
at the old 50's that marched around thinking they could beat anybody. But
on an ill wind those days were washed away as the XP dominated the land.
The only thing left that I have to hold onto with my MDS is the memories
and the suprise that she still works...