We featured this on our official Facebook page yesterday;it's almost impossible for anyone to be able to enter Urban Taggers base camp with anything toy blaster related and leave..with it:) I admit I'm pretty relentless when it comes to getting intel. I think it's a generation thing:P
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Nerf Vortex Nitron- presenting.. a video:)
We featured this on our official Facebook page yesterday;it's almost impossible for anyone to be able to enter Urban Taggers base camp with anything toy blaster related and leave..with it:) I admit I'm pretty relentless when it comes to getting intel. I think it's a generation thing:P
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THAT. IS. INSANE. It's cool to see the speed of the automatic fire. I wonder if a boost in voltage will make it do serious things.
ReplyDeleteIt looks mad though. Thanks for the intel UT, you guys are amazing.
I saw Neil from the Canberra Dart people had pics of it on Facebook. Did you know he took photos of it while you were in the bathroom?
ReplyDeleteIs it accurate too? Are you going to be able to get the Vigilon and Praxis too?
ReplyDeleteWow. Canberra wins again. Who would have thought that the biggest Nerf intel comes from a town noone had ever heard of before outside of Australia. (and i only ever heard of it because my mom bought me a green football sweater from there)
ReplyDeleteI wonder why they chose the pressure switch for powering up the flywheels rather than a simple on off switch like the Barricade? It looks awkward trying to hold it in and shoot at the same time. Looks cool tough, but it's in desperate need of a decent paint job!
ReplyDeleteNot interested. Vortex looks pretty lame. They should just stick with Longshots. That was where they peaked, that was where they should have stayed.
ReplyDeleteGreat job getting that video! I lol'd hard when you shot the camera.
ReplyDeleteif your not interested i don't want to read about it. im sorry u find vortex lame but u haven't even used it. they are done making longshots. get over it. besides its the same as any other blaster until u mod it. vortex looks sweet and nice vid.
ReplyDeleteYeah I think that guy maybe should reconsider a career in marketing. 'make one cool thing. Then..er.. do nothing else but hope people will keep wanting to buy that one thing. cos.. i like it. Because everyone is as shy of new things as i am'
ReplyDeletewhere in the world did you get that clear 35 round drum?
ReplyDeleteI agree with TheObvious, thats a dumb plan. But if the guy isn't interested in vortex, that's fine. I know im not totally into changing my ammo from darts to discs, but I think the discs could be a great new way to shoot foam. since they have the hard center which makes fewer ruined darts, hopefully.
ReplyDeletehey UT! Your only three facebook likes away from 1k.
ReplyDeleteNice vid... Blaster must be powerful because the bullets were practically invisible when shot at camera. Two question, whats the need for three different light patterns (within the scope), and whats there use?
ReplyDeleteThe lights are prolly for ranges. each light would have a different range say 20, 30, and 40 feet not really sure but its a thought.
ReplyDeleteHow did you get ur hands on it anyway?
ReplyDeleteSamza (yep I'm getting too lazy)
Why do you all insist on asking where UT got it? If he told, then everyone could get it. Where's the fun in that? He'll never tell or he loses his advantage. Just enjoy the intel.
ReplyDeletePraxis is so much better
ReplyDeleteWhite longstrike?!?
ReplyDeletenerfs getting better with their battery powered blasters, im impressed. only flaw is that the ROF still looks sluggish, though.
ReplyDeletey is nerf doing flywheels all the sudden its like the worst design ever
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