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Statistics
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Marketed:
1996, 1997
Classification: Rifle
Suggested Uses: Casual Soakfests
Dimensions: 20.5" x 6.7" x 8.3"
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Weight
Empty: 2.0.96 lb
Weight Full: 5.44 lb
Pump
Stroke Length: TBM
Pump Volume: Air
Pumps to 100%: Variable
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Reservoir
Volume: 50 oz
Nozzle
Size: 2, 1.6 mm nozzles (2, 1x)
Shots/Tank: 4 full, 50 burst
Output/sec: 2.4 oz (2x)
Shot Time ≥ 70% range: 5 sec
Max Range 1.4 mm: 28 ft
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Performance Review
Double barrels, double
reservoirs, and a top mounted pressure guage! What a cool
gun. Looks can be decieving. Although the XXP 175 is a lot
of fun to use in casual backyard battles, its performance is seriously
sub par for any game other than a soakfest.
The double 1x nozzles do allow it to soak more (due to splash damage)
than a typical 2x blast, but they lack power and range.
Twenty-eight feet is a pathetic max range for a gun this size.
That's 9 ft less than the SC 600 or the SS 100 mk2. Furthermore, both of thos guns
have pressure chambers, and the 600's is CPS. The lack of a
seperate pressure chamber seriously hurts this gun as it is prone to
firing only mist and water vapor when you get down to 1/3rd of a tank
or less unless you hold it at the right angle.
Structural
Review
The XXP 175 is very structurally sound. I have never seen one
broken - only traded away - and that's what I'd do if I owned one.
Pros:
Durable, top mounted pressure guage, fun to use in casual soakfests
Cons:
No pressure chamber, low range, low power
Modding
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Recommended
Mods: None
Potential Mods: Custom strap, nozzle drill, check
valve removal, custom holster
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Overall
Avg: 3.875
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Note:
More bars = better, thus high bars in weight = less weight.
Recommendation:
No
In Action
Photos (click photo to view larger size):
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