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That makes possibilities for modding enthusiasts even better, of course, but it also means that Dart Zone can use a lighter spring less inefficiencies to overcome. I tried swapping springs to see the exact effects; you can read about that at the end.
The Nexus Pro has two separate Picatinny rails at the top; the barrel section sits slightly lower than the rear section. The grip is mounted in a similar fashion as the DZP, and you can swap those two grips interchangeably; you can also mount other grips on that short additional section of moving Picatinny rail.
Well, traditional in the sense of using already established short dart magazine formats. The included adapter not only lets you use the new magazine and the similarly shaped Jet Katana mags , but also Worker Talon magazines as well! The included adapter has two magazine retention tabs, one for each type.
Talons and Katanas are the vast majority of short dart magazines in the market the former being the most popular , so choosing compatibility when it comes to a hobby-grade blaster on store shelves makes sense. Those of us with a large number of DZP mags, in all reality, are likely people who would go ahead and shave off plastic to make it compatible anyway. I should note that while in theory Nerf magazines are still compatible, in practice this still varies due to bulges on the various types of magazines.
Some shorter magazines will fit and feed without issue, as will some drums. As such, the Nexus carries over the core system from the Dart Zone Pro, included the first portion of the priming motion simply opening the breech partway and not compressing the spring. However, an important improvement over the DZP was made; after priming and loading the blaster, the grip locks in place!
On the DZP, there was no priming lock, so you had to hold the priming grip forward when firing. If for some reason you get a jam, there IS a jam button up top on the Nexus Pro, allowing you to open the breech again. Overall, the blaster is sturdy and pleasant to use, even without the creature comforts of the Dart Zone Pro. This is the part where the Nexus Pro really shines. So far, the included short darts are averaging fps, while the standard length darts average fps.
Other dart types load just fine, but velocities vary based on the exact foam diameter as well as the width of the rubber head. Worker darts at least in my testing seem to average fps lower, as do full-length Nerf Elite darts.
Adventure Force waffle darts and Nerf Accustrike darts usually fire, but velocity varies wildly due to the friction of the wide dart heads with the barrel. To be fair, however, why are you trying to fire those kinds of darts in a sealed breech format? After removing all the screws and separating the halves of the priming and main grips , you just need to twist and pop off the rear spring rest, then unclip the twin tabs on the buffer tube.
As you can see, unlike the Dart Zone Pro and various Retaliator-like setups , there is no bolt sled for priming the blaster. Instead, a solid piece of black plastic sits above the barrel and breech, connecting the priming grip to the bolt. A spring-loaded black par at the top of the blaster serves as the priming lock. When fully primed, the plunger moves that in place and is nearly out of the plunger tube as well.
The barrel is 15cm long, simply friction fit between two plastic pieces, one being the dart loading port, the other being and end piece within the orange tip of the blaster. The spring used for the plunger is of the same dimensions as that from the Dart Zone Pro, simply weaker. Out of interest, I swapped those springs. Barrel extensions Shoulder stocks. Other products. Electronics Miscellaneous electronics Video games. Misc content. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account?
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