Worker Cheetah 2.0 Short Dart Blaster 200FPS!
Worker Cheetah 2.0 Short Dart Blaster 200FPS!
Pre-order lead-time early to mid July
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
The Cheetah 2.0 Blaster is a small blaster that packs a PUNCH! Unlike the original Cheetah, the 2.0 fires short darts! It also features a pistol style design, with a durable springer construction and PC plastic molding, but comes with more features than the original. The Cheetah 2.0 includes the Cheetah upgrade spring pre-installed.
Some of these blasters arrived from the manufacturer inside of the Cheetah 1.0 packaging. Rest assured the contents have been double checked by our team and do in fact contain the Cheetah 2.0 despite what the image may seem.
PLEASE NOTE: Blasters can only be shipped to customers within the United States and Canada, we are no longer able to ship blasters to international customers.
FEATURES:
• Comes with a 15-round short dart Talon magazine
• Tactical rails that allow you to attach a sling or sight
• Up to 200FPS, 191FPS average out of the box (20 shot average)
SPECS:
• Material: Precision PC
• Dimensions: 455 x 250 x 52mm
• Weight: 469 g
• SKU: W0548
• Original Cheetah Blaster
• Talon 15-round Magazines
• Tachi Magazines
Customer Reviews
Awesome blaster! Good fps power and very accurate. Thanx
This isn’t a typical nerf type gun, it’s powerful and it hurts. Son loves it!
This gun was easy to build and has awesome performance. MAKE SURE TO LEAVE THE TAPE ON THE BARREL STOPPER, without the tape it keeps sliding around. You can fix this with a piece of electric tape.
You literally have to build the blaster and it’s also really hard to prime. DO JOT GET THIS BLASTER ITS A WASTE OF FORTY DOLLARS
Simple design allowed for easy assembly. Instructions are included but are simplistic like most China made products. Nonetheless, they are easily assembled as my 12 year old son put his together. It's worth noting the barrel stop NEEDS to be glued to the barrel to keep it from being dislodged during priming.
It's a blast to shoot and is pretty darn accurate using Dart Zone rubies and Adventure Force pro orange tips. The AF darts are narrower so they don't have the pop DZ has, in my opinion. I don't own a chronograph so I'm judging based on visual and audible feedback alone.
Also, put a "one pull kit" on it, you'll thank me later.
(pictured in black on mine)
