The Benchmark
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Performance Overview.
Impressive in a small package.
This gun can do the same 2.54oz a sec as the 150, but can't keep it up
for as long. However this output level can let it stand up to a CPS1000
as effectively as an XP150 can. It does lack a little in capacity, and
with its pain-in-the-rear tank mount system it is all the worse, but on
the fly, her 7 pumps to full give this gun a better charge rate than maybe
even the Super Chargers, and as such, can chase other guns around the field
until it runs dry. Or simply charge an opponent with riot blast and be
pumped in time for self defense.
Structural Overview.
The reservoir tank on this
gun is a little difficult to use, and in battle its all the worse. The
Handle is a little small, but I do have big hands. It's small size makes
this an excellent backup gun, and maybe even better for the job than the
XP70. Or just as a gun for smaller engagements. At any rate, it fills its
positions well.
Basic Overview.
I was very impressed with
this popular classic XP gun, she performed just as well as it's big brother
XP150. However, XP95 hurts alot in capacity. But given the capacity, any
lower class opposition will surely be outclassed. When fighting, don't
fire to much and try to stay fully pumped. This Gun will stand up as well
as any gun, but one tankload may leave you prematurely dry. Once that tankloads
out, start praying. This gun will still hold up against a CPS1000, but
don't excpect to outgun it...