<p>Mine are: 1. Infinus (not released yet I know) 2. Rapidstrike 3. N-strike Rayven 4. Hyperfire 5. JOLT FOR THE WIN
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<p><divclass="quote">Shotgun02 wrote:
While the idea of having a 50 dart drum sounds nice, it's more the weight alone that would put me off, I mean the 35 dart drum from the Raider CS-35 isn't heavy but on some blasters it makes the blaster feel much heavier then it should. That and reloading 50 darts would be a heavy time killer, which is one reason why I rarely load up my 25 dart drum or 35 dart drum.</div> But with the new Infinus, you could build a reloading station. </p>
While the idea of having a 50 dart drum sounds nice, it's more the weight alone that would put me off, I mean the 35 dart drum from the Raider CS-35 isn't heavy but on some blasters it makes the blaster feel much heavier then it should. That and reloading 50 darts would be a heavy time killer, which is one reason why I rarely load up my 25 dart drum or 35 dart drum.</div> But with the new Infinus, you could build a reloading station. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>FLATtheFISH wrote:
<p>Jokes aside, I wouldn't say the Deploy is the worst, but it is definitely not a fan favourite.
</p><p>I'm actually not sure what my favourites are. They've changed over the years and with all these new blasters that I don't have my hands on, it's hard to keep up.
</p><p>Also, how could you say that the Infinus is your top blaster if no one has even gotten it yet? :^> However it's definitely a very good concept with its integrated feeding mechanism. I might consider one if they are not too expensive.
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<p>They are 69.99 USD upon release. </p>
<p>They are 69.99 USD upon release. </p>
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<p>nvm Mine is 1. Deploy 2. Deploy 3. Deploy 4. Deploy 5. Deploy (nah im just kidding, the Deploy is the worst nerf blaster ever created by hasbro).
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<p>They could make a chain, that seems affordable and reliable..but too long, so there should be a mountable pouch on either side for storage (of the current chain that is being used).
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<div class="quote"><i>Elliottw wrote:
<p>You hit the nail on the head Criss. The Rayven is an excellent example of a primo blaster that was discontinued. Hence the RayvenFire, right ? But beyond this limited edition reshell, there aren't any plans to continue the Rayven legacy, even though it might be one of the baddest, most desireable blasters ever made.
</p><p>Look, I'm not a disc guy, so I'll have to take your word on the Lumitron. But it seems evident that the RapidStrike is going the way of the Rayven. It's kinda sad. But unlike the Rayven, there are great blasters coming to replace it.
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<p>I agree with both of your points since disc blasters are really inaccurate since they don't land where they are aimed.And the Rayven is pretty decent... when it has batteries. </p>
<p>I agree with both of your points since disc blasters are really inaccurate since they don't land where they are aimed.And the Rayven is pretty decent... when it has batteries. </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>Matthew93256 wrote:
<p>N-Strike Rayven or Elite Rayven?
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<p>N-Strike Rayven from the Light it up series. </p>
<p>N-Strike Rayven from the Light it up series. </p>
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<p>I think that a new magazine should be released for people who don't mind losing darts and heavy gunners, like the Rhino-fire, leave your opinions below! (I personally think that there should be a 50 round drum).
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<p>And yes, I will get the Infinus at Christmas time if it is as good as a Hyperfire/Rapidstrike.
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Elliottw I understand that the Rapidstrike's time has come. I also have a rayven as well as a Lumitron.
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Why was the Rapidstrike discontinued? It was probably one of the best blasters out there.
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