Dart-Filled Clips Keep BOOMco’s Dynamag Blasting Shot After Shot

When the Colt revolver was introduced it made the antiquated musket instantly disused because it could quick fuel six shots in a rowing without having to reload . So you could opine ofBOOMco ’s Modern Dynamagas kind of like the Colt revolver of the dart blaster Earth because it uses BOOMco ’s ingenious clip organisation to allow you to fervor shot after shot as quick as you could cock and draw the initiation .

It ’s not the first BOOMco blaster to give notice multiple shots , or even use these clips , but it is the first that can be held and fired in one hand . And it ’s all manually operated and works without the need for a single stamp battery . Out of the boxful the Dynamag come with a short - six - jibe magazine , but that can be swapped for the orotund twently - guessing clip , or …

… the monolithic BOOMco 40 - shot clip . go this route will for certain make it easier to take down a way full of antagonist , but it will also throw off the balance and weighting of this chargeman , build it difficult to use single - handedly . However , it ’s nice to get laid you have the choice should you find yourself severely out - numbered .

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Update : During their testing of the Dynamag , the folks over atBlaster Labsfound that while the larger 20 and 40 - shot clip did work in the blaster , they also be given to fall out due to their weight . patently Mattel is already aware of the design issuing responsible for for the problem , and are hoping to rectify it in future product ravel . But the versions on stock shelves right now presumably all suffer from this same issue .

http://www.blasterlabs.com/2015/05/boomco-dynamag-review/

At just $ 15 the Dynamag makes for a great entry to the BOOMco business . It ’s not the brand ’s most herculean chargeman , but it shows off Mattel ’s clever engineering and ram to produce something truly unique to Hasbro ’s Nerf toys — andit ’s absolutely exceeding there . [ BOOMco ]

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