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[aydensnake]

For the sake of this thread, vintage blasters will be classified an either pre N-Strike blaster, a blaster that hasn't been sold for 15 years (This includes certain paint schemes or versions of a blaster), or doesn't have the modern company logo on it if it does have a logo.

 

My favorite vintage is a tie between the lightnin blitz or the splitfire, both are air powered shotgun pistols that are small for what they can do and both hit great ranges once modded

[Silly]

All of the pre-revamp supermaxx line ties as best/favorite vintage blaster for me. The best blasters of that line in my opinion were the Supermaxx 500, the 1000, and the 3000. If I could have (Another) of any of those 3, I would pick the supermaxx 1000 because I really want to make one for HVZ and NIC games.

[Maniacal Coyote]

Well, beyond the obvious '95 Xbow, I like the Micro-caliber Tech Target Eliminator (the pullback) and the Secret Shot II.

 

The TTE, because it's got a comfy grip and a bomb-ass colour scheme.

 

The Secret Shot II, because it's a nice airgun, and people immediately panic, thinking it's a drain blaster.

[Daniel Beaver]

POWERCLIP

 

[ToadBrews]

This guys knows what's up, Powerclip also gets my vote.

[GensoNerf]

I'd have to go with the Rapid Fire-20, its just so fun!

[Golf0ned]

I miss the dart tag magstrikes. I'd die to get a red one!

[shmmee]

As stupid and senseless as it may be, I've got to throw my vote to the rip saw. It's inaccurate, it's loud, it needs to constantly be rev'd to maintain range... but it's also nerf's first true semi auto and it feels oddly comfortable in this strange new world of screaming lipo'd flywheel blasters. I just can't help but giggle as i run around with one, and the elation after the rare occasion I land a tag is tough to beat.