now THIS is what i call a nerf blaster. super fun to load, fire, and eject every single shell that goes through this thing.
I was given the wrong o rings. Instead of 016 o rings I received some very obviously undersized 011 or 012 o rings. Now unable to build the blaster at all.
Hello Jeff,
I'm sorry we made a mistake on your breacher kit. We have sent you an email for more clarification so that we can resolve this issue.
For context, I received two hardware kits at different times — one during the pre-order phase, and another roughly one to two weeks later. As others have noted, the pre-order kit had several QC issues: missing M3x50mm and M3x12mm screws (which I had to source myself), and threaded rods that made it difficult to install either the nuts or the heat-set inserts.
With the second kit, I noticed an improvement — the threaded rods were easier to install into the nuts. However, the issue with installing them into the 8-32mm heat-set inserts still persists. I was able to work around this by using flat-head pliers to apply enough torque during installation.
Aside from those hardware quirks, both blasters are assembled and required some fine-tuning to get the action running smoothly. I do plan to build more, as several friends have expressed interest. I’m confident that OoD is aware of the hardware concerns and will continue refining the kits based on customer feedback.
Hello Albert,
Thank you for reviewing our Breacher Kits. If you experience any issues with a product from Out of Darts, please get in touch with us at orders@outofdarts.com. We attempted to send out the missing M3x50 and 12mm screws to everyone we could, but it looks like we missed you. We can send you the screws and our new QCed threaded rods if you would like. Additionally, we are currently exploring the option of having the threaded rod manufactured in a machine shop so that all threaded ends will have a factory-like finish. More information on this in the future. Again, we are sorry for any frustration this has caused you.
I got a hard ware kit and printed it my self. Lemme tell you it's absolutely brilliant. Firing 7 silly shells is super fun and the loading mechanism is super satisfying.
Took about 4 hours to build. Threaded rods were a bit wack along with the screws being sent after the fact but who really cares once you get it working right?
From the previous review, you can get away with losing a single weak spring, but you're out of luck if one of the stronger springs fly off somewhere.
The all threaded rods have easily damaged threads, which can make **** the nuts on somewhat challenging.
Other than those complaints, the kit provided enough of the other parts including spares to complete the build.
