ROF peaks at 6dps in the middle three clips (mags).
Not a single jam or misfire.
Saturday, 18 August 2012
Rayven Reliability Test
In this vid I test how reliable the Rayven is. I fire off 7x18 clips (mags), which totals 126 darts.
ROF peaks at 6dps in the middle three clips (mags).
Not a single jam or misfire.
ROF peaks at 6dps in the middle three clips (mags).
Not a single jam or misfire.
Monday, 13 August 2012
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
SlyDev Accessories
This is really just an advertisement for a fellow Aussie providing a great service for Nerfers in Australia and the US (for now, may expand to worldwide).
SlyDev is an Aussie based store which utilises 3D printing to make reasonably small Nerf accessories which have been experimented a number of times and calibrated to fit perfectly on Nerf rails (or be glued on to blasters).
He makes accessories such as tac-rail mounted iron sites (which I'm very interested in), a tac-rail mount for a Jolt (which I'm also interested in) and the Companion Cube from Portal.
The store link is this blue underlined text.
Fellow Aussie blogger Rolley (who runs Street Tag Warfare, link left) has gotten a bunch of the accessories SlyDev sells, and has two reviews: Jolt mount and Iron sights + other stuff.
Postage in Australia is capped at $6 (an absolute bargain) and to the US postage is a flat rate of $13.
SlyDev is an Aussie based store which utilises 3D printing to make reasonably small Nerf accessories which have been experimented a number of times and calibrated to fit perfectly on Nerf rails (or be glued on to blasters).
He makes accessories such as tac-rail mounted iron sites (which I'm very interested in), a tac-rail mount for a Jolt (which I'm also interested in) and the Companion Cube from Portal.
The store link is this blue underlined text.
Fellow Aussie blogger Rolley (who runs Street Tag Warfare, link left) has gotten a bunch of the accessories SlyDev sells, and has two reviews: Jolt mount and Iron sights + other stuff.
Postage in Australia is capped at $6 (an absolute bargain) and to the US postage is a flat rate of $13.
Friday, 3 August 2012
Outback Nerf gets on Facebook
Like everyone else, Outback Nerf has just gotten a Facebook page. You'll get all sorts of extra info and pics as well non-post-worthy news etc.
It's also a better place for discussion than a blog.
https://www.facebook.com/OutbackNerf?sk=wall
It's also a better place for discussion than a blog.
https://www.facebook.com/OutbackNerf?sk=wall
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