Gameface Trion Blaster

I am enjoying my new Trion but I'm also surprised and disappointed about the ridiculous jams. I've read quite a few complaints on Reddit and elsewhere and it's hard to understand why such a goofy linkage was used between the trigger and catch. The whole trigger needs to be redesigned. I removed the safety and the slam fire rod and that didn't fix the problem. It's frustrating and unnecessary. So, I'm waiting for Gavinfuzzy or someone to design an upgrade for this astonishing ****-up.

Highlights:

- satisfying feel when inserting mag
- great "click - click" when priming
- very, very approachable prime (my 4'11 fiancee can prime with both spacers)
- no creaking of plastic
- feels really accurate

love, love this one

The Trion is great. The quality and performance are impressive for the price. The OOD team is great. I’ll always try to buy from them before anyone else.

First blaster coming from stock Nerf and knowing nothing better I couldn’t be happier. When returning to hobby I was blow away by the Nexus pro, wanted a dedicated half length springer and this looks like it will serve me well for many years. Immediately taped my safety to fire mode and have not had hang ups noted in other reviews, seemed to fixed the issues from early reviews. Will be buying more from OOD and GameFace in the future!

There are so many positive things to say about this blaster like being made of a high quality plastic on par with a high end Airsoft gun that blows away most dart zone products in terms of shell rigidity, The ability to hot swap springs/spacers at any given moment completely toolless, being cross compatible with the majority of half-length dart mags without feeding issues, having a prime sled with built in bearings making a massive difference on the perceived prime and overall is one of the best things about the Trion and comes with a proper 16mm 17/32 barrel right out the box. Despite being mostly positive there is one downside on my model that should be noted, the blaster will occasionally make a clicking sound instead of firing and has been doing so since coming out of the box. The little bit of info currently available for the Trion says it's a known issue possibly due to injection molded plastic burs that should become less of a problem with continued use, and this has seemed to be mostly true. After about a thousand tiring rounds of slam fire to wear mine in, it is happening a lot less than every few shots like at first but still there occasionally. This problem could be a rare defect, but I felt I should share so others know it's there and possible to at least make better. Also, less important but more annoying is the lack of storage for the spring spacers. They are clearly a fantastic idea, and it seems like a large oversight to not have designed a simple storage mechanism to keep them in a secure location for when not in use. Despite the break in period, it Still gets a 5/5 and I could not recommend this blaster enough!