Super Soaker XP 270
Benchmark

All Data on this page has been physically verified with an Actual XP 270

The Benchmark

Stats
Tank Capacity
1.2L - 40.6oz
Pressure Tank Capacity
200mL - 6.8oz - Air
Nozzle Aperature
TBM
1 Second Blast, Maximum
60mL - 2.0oz
Shot Time @ 70%+
3
Shots per Tank
6
Reviewers Tilt
Neutral
Raw Data Rating
Weapon Class: XP/Medium Rifle
Manuverability
-
5
Shot Power
-
3
Capacity
-
4
Intimidation
-
2
Durability
-
3
 Pumping
-
4
Overall Score
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3.5

Performance Overview.
Compared to weapons of its class before the 270, the 270 exceeds most expectations. Increased reservoir and pressure tank capacity, as well as exceptional performance, improve upon one of the finest XP Medium Rifles ever, the XP 70. Range and output are exceptional, but prehaps short spanned due to the characteristic low shot time of guns of this size with seperate compression tanks.Overall, it is a well performing gun.

Structural Overview.
Feels sturdy and built to take whatever it's owner can dish out at it, XP 270 seems decently built, but the pump feels flimsy and the handle hard to grip, especially for larger hands. The shape of the reservoir makes excellent use of it's water supply, and the spheroid shape of the pressure tank allows the gun to have decent power. The trigger area might pinch a little for people with big fingers

Basic Overview.
The XP 270 performs well as a gun for both a Main Weapon in XP Battles or as a larger Sidearm for a Serious CPS fighter. Carrying an ample amount of water and providing exceptional output, as well as being quick to pump, this weapon is sure to find a place in the hearts of Soaker Fans and Collectors alike... While I'd reccommend against taking on CPSs with it, that is not to say that it cannot stand it's ground - it certainly can. As for XP Battles, this is a formidable weapon. All in all, a great gun.
Personal Rating: 3.5

Suggested Use: Main Weapon, Sidearm