Due to lack of resources from Seasonal Conflicts, this test was
unable to be carried out. However, once Springtime arrives on the Northern
Hemisphere, this will be cleared out of the way.
Performance Overview
Expecting this gun to perform like XPs, I didn't expect to see much
from this gun. I was sadly mistaken. This gun, for just an XP class Nozzle,
gave a surprisingly powerful output, with a very Decent Shot time. The
CPS technology does shine in this weapon, only dribbling for a tiny bit
at the end (All CPSs do, just the bigger ones do it quicker). The Range
is good too.
Structural Overview
There were some areas in this category I wasn't impressed with. First,
the pump shaft cannot be unscrewed to be removed - in the event of shaft
breakage, the gun would be rendered useless. And Second, The Nozzle seemed
lousily built, as I had to clear a small plastic burr out of the way that
would have affected the Shot performance. Other than these minor errors,
the Small Size of this weapon would make it a simply incredible Sidearm
choice - having almost exactly the same performance specifications as my
beloved XP 95 (Just no Riot Blast, darn.) and the Screw-On/Off Fill Cap
makes it all the easier to use than the XP95's Lousy Removable tank. And
SuperCharger Technology to boot.
Basic Overview
The gun is quite small, the size of the XP70.. With its Capacity and
performance specs it seems that it doesn't even need SuperCharger Technology
to be a good gun. This gun is sure to get one from point A to point B in
a Smaller Scale waterfight, as well as serve as a top notch Sidearm for
large scale battles...
Suggested Use: Main Weapon in Medium Engagements, Sidearm in Large Engagements