Adventure Force Nexus Pro and Aeon Pro Pentavictus Scar Barrel (Two types)
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$9.00
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: The Adventure Force Nexus Pro is one of the most incredible blasters to hit the hobby! This Nexus Pro Pentavictus Scar-like Barrel designed by Thanh increases accuracy by adding true rotation to your darts as the exit the barrel. No modification required, just slide in place of the stock muzzle/barrel tip.
I brought on Thanh to design these barrels, as he has extensive springer and SCAR experience.
Available in two types; Round and Squared sold separately (visual/aesthetic changes only, the performance is the same). *Note, just like the stock Nexus, wide-head darts are not compatible with the SCAR barrel. Recommended darts include AF Pro darts, Worker Darts (short and long) and Jet quick darts.
FEATURES: • Compatible with Nexus Pro Aeon Pro and Max Stryker • Slide in place, install or remove in a second • 5-10FPS performance decrease, with the increase in accuracy
SPECS: • Material: PLA Plastic • Weight: .3oz weight • Dimensions: 70mm in length • 3D Printed
Nice piece, works perfectly on my Nexus Pro with no loss in accuracy.
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Jason
Shoots to the left
Once installed it shoots to the left. With the 100fps tuning cap I can adjust my red dot to the shot and it does improve accuracy. I prefer to shoot without the scar attachment so I can point straight at the target
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Larry C.
Scar Barrel
The Scar Barrel worked as advertised, made my darts more accurate, and as I figured lost some distance due to drag while passing through the barrel. Over all a good buy.
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Lucas D.
Very good product for what it is. it does noticably impact full length darts and really dislikes adventure force waffle darts however. Using Dart Zone Pro half lengths sees very little performance drop and a major increase in precision
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Tony
Works Great on Aeron Pro not so much on Nexus
I bought 2 for my Aeron Pro's and they work great. The one for the Nexus does have the curve/angle to the left issue. Wouldn't recommend for the Nexus.
