SportPro 210 Round Spring Powered BB Impact Shower for Airsoft - Black

On YouTube, I've seen a lot of videos where people break the plastic. As a result, I made a minor adjustment.
- Duct tape was used to reinforce all of the edges.
- I tied a string around the cap so I wouldn't lose it while reloading or tossing (floss works fine).
- Bobby pins are left all over the house by my wife, and they work well as a replacement pin if one is lost; the original will still be attached with a rubber band. br>- To keep the trigger in place, I taped under the spoon. br>br>As soon as I'm able to take it out and field it, I'll update my review. br>Recent changes: I dashed up to the building, threw it through a door, and immediately received four kills. They described it as "we thought you threw a big fist of bbs at us" because it opened in mid-air. It didn't break, and all of my changes went smoothly. The doorway kills were all within a 10-foot range, which isn't great. 15 feet. It's a lot of fun and can be used again and again. To get the best results, fill it all the way up. Cheap or used bbs are fine; I save my old bbs or Target shot bbs for this purpose. I never lost it because I hung it from the clip belt of my battle belt.

Anika Fox

| Aug 25, 2021

It's not bad, but it's not particularly impressive. It's made of plastic, so keep an eye on it. The pin is easily removed, but I used a heavy duty twist tie that I found on an electronic that I purchased to keep the cord wrapped up. I'm not sure why this is being marketed as a Nerf toy; all of the review videos I found online clearly state that it's for airsoft. Easy to load; no speedloader is required; simply dump in the bottom, shake to level, seal it up, and toss. This is the airsoft hand grenade I would recommend if you're looking for a reusable airsoft hand grenade that doesn't require gas, CO2, or any other propellant other than a good ol' spring. It will take some trial and error to figure out how it should land for the best spray, but it is possible. It also needs a little beefing up on the edges and the spoon to keep it from breaking, but that's easily done with electrical tape or duct tape.

Waverly Wise

| Dec 24, 2020

I'd like to go over a few things with anyone who is considering purchasing this item. br>br>First and foremost, know what's in the box. The grenade is well-made and equipped with a reliable mechanism system. The three pans are held in place by well-made doors. The trigger mechanism is a relatively simple impact-style trigger, which was built for the price. The second! br>br> What does not go as planned. The grenade trigger mechanism doesn't always do a good job of keeping the metal trigger ball in place, which can result in the grenade detonating unexpectedly. If the ammunition hopper is not secured properly or tightly enough, the plastic base may break and the ammunition hopper may be lost. In addition, because the grenade is a spring-loaded weapon, the way it is used is unique. Lands may cause the system to not completely eject its contents, but don't worry! br>br>Third, how can some of it be fixed? I've discovered that if some foam is too hot to handle, It is held in place by being glued to the portion of the spoon above the trigger ball. You can shake it as much as you want and it will stay put, with the added benefit of propelling the spoon further away from the trigger ball when you DO want to throw it. Craft foam cut into the shape of the doors reduces the wear and tear that occurs when they fly out, and some EVA foam cut into the shape of the base provides some cushioning upon impact. br>br>I hope some of this information is useful! (photos coming soon).

Alexander Sanchez

| Nov 01, 2021

EDIT (March 31, 2019): I've gone over everything again. After realizing that the majority of the flaws can be remedied with just one piece of equipment, I decided to review this product. All of the early detonation issues are resolved by tightening the silver ball under the spoon with a 3/32 Allen wrench. You can set the grenade to fire after a more powerful impact, preventing it from exploding in your hands or vest pockets. I'll keep my original review below, but please note that the cons have been drastically reduced. br>br>This product is a fantastic, low-cost replacement for reusable airsoft grenades. It has its advantages and disadvantages, but if you don't want to spend the money on Thunder Bs every few games, this grenade is a good option. Advantages: br>br>
- From the bottom, it's simple to load.
- Resets easily (after a few tries)br>- Having a good kill radius (if thrown correctly)br>- Both loaded and unloaded, it has a good weight. br>- Cons: Reusablebr>br>
- Even with the pin still in (Fixed), it can pop apart while in a pocket or vest pouch. br>- If jostled too much, the pin in the (Fixed)br>- can "detonate" in the hand. If thrown too hard, it can detonate in mid-air (Fixed)br>- If it lands on a side, the spread will only fly in the direction it landed. br>br>One of my grenades was slightly open when it arrived, and that side won't snap shut properly. I have to be careful with that grenade, but I've discovered that if I place it somewhere where it can be knocked over, it can be used as a land mine. (Fixed).

Melanie Costello

| Apr 07, 2021

It's a great combination with. 20 bbs. around 60-70 % The most useful range is 90. Only. The problem is that for maximum effectiveness, you must toss (not throw) it correctly. You won't always get kills, but you'll get them the vast majority of the time. They are powerful enough to be felt as they fly out. Put a piece of tape under the spoon where it touches the knocker arm and it won't come off. off in the palm of your hand or in the pocket of your bag It. That's exactly it. you. Toss it, if you want to. If people call their hits, you can get some kills in a room. If you. It won't last long if you throw it like a baseball, so give it a good toss and make sure it lands correctly. It becomes second nature after some practice. If thrown correctly, it is inexpensive, reusable, and effective.

Samson Potts

| Nov 11, 2021