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| Air Tech 3000 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
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| Blaster features | |||
| Compatible ammunition | Micro Darts | Mode of fire | Single-fire |
| Stock firing capacity | 6 | Stock storage capacity | N/A |
| Tactical / accessory rails | 0 | Clip / magazine compatibility | N/A |
| Barrel extension compatibility | N/A | Detachable shoulder stock compatibility | N/A |
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| Blaster internals | |||
| Required batteries | N/A | Firing internals | Air-powered |
| Air restrictors | Unknown | Stock spring weight | Unknown |
| Blaster performance | |||
| Average feet per second | |||
| Average | Unknown | Maximum | Unknown |
| Average firing range | |||
| Flat | 15 - 40 feet[1][2] 4.5 - 12.2 meters |
Angled | Unknown |
| Average rate of fire | |||
| Recommended | 1 dart per 2 seconds | Maximum | 2 darts per 1 second |
| Notes | |||
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References
- ↑ Airtech Line (Review). Nerf Palace. Archived from the original on 2016-03-31. Retrieved on 2018-08-20.
- ↑
LordDraconical (2011-10-16). Review: The Vintage Nerf Air-Tech 3000 (AT3K) (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2017-08-20.