Galaxy613, on Feb 26 2008, 11:47 AM, said:
Well, it isn't any good. Neither are the scout, crossfire, or longshot front gun which all share the same plunger.If it's all about plunger size then the Maverick shouldn't be any good now should it?
Galaxy613, on Feb 26 2008, 12:30 PM, said:
That's not difficult to accomplish considering STOCK Nerf guns can't shoot past 40 feet. We're used to modifying them to shoot beyond 60-70 feet.What I am agruing is that airsoft guns, if they have a proper barrel for nerf darts, can exceed stock Nerf ranges with ease.
Modifying a $40 Airsoft Springer to get ranges below 60 feet makes no sense at all considering you can buy a Nerf Big Bad Bow for $20 (spring-powered) and modify it to get 80+ feet. Or better still you can buy a Big Blast (pneumatic) for $9 and easily modify it to shoot 120 feet.
I think you're confused about what kind of ranges Nerf guns can actually achieve. It IS all about plunger size and spring strength. The upper limit for a spring-powered Nerf gun is around 130 to 160 feet if you have the right size plunger, spring, and barrel.
Edited by CaptainSlug, 26 February 2008 - 12:53 PM.