This isnt for those running around in events and skirmishes. This is for an enthusiast who loves to plink around, tune, mod etc…..the kunlun itself is the best designed bolt action, imo. It only made sense to level up and it was worth every cent. With thrust bearings its buttery smooth and even quieter. Im gettn 370+ with the 1.8 kunlun spring underneath an s400 1.6 spring.
It's difficult to describe how nice this blaster feels to use, even relative to other metal blasters. The prime is the smoothest of any blaster I have used. Unlike most metal blasters, it's super easy to disassemble and service, because the whole thing is only a few parts. It can go up to 370 FPS and down to 160, with just spring and barrel swaps. It's heavy, but well balanced and comfy enough that it's not a problem. The finish is more durable than any other metal blaster I know of. Metal blasters are obviously their own niche, but if you're interested in that niche and like bolt action, it's the best of them by far.
The stock pad does need to be glued or double-sided taped on. Worker put on some optional double sided for the grip pad, but not for the stock.
This type of blaster is obviously for those that care more about the look and feel than the value. I got mine a few days ago, and I'm absolutely thrilled so far. It was super easy to assemble, they threw in the lube and loctite you'd need, and the metal coating is breathtaking. It's very premium feeling, and if it's been indoors or in the sun, the metal gets warm and feels welcoming, and when it's chilly, the metal makes itself feel very solid. It gets the same default preformed as the plastic one, but with the heft it takes to wield it, you really get that high-quality "I'm untouchable" feeling that a sniper might feel. If you're getting this for display purposes, just note - anodizing for aluminum isn't a scratchproof material. I would recommend looking for a little plastic tab or something to put either on the bolt handle or where the bolt handle rests on the side of the blaster, as it will quickly take a tiny piece of the coating off. Also, if you wear a ring on your grip hand, be aware it can take some coating off also. Aside from those spots, the coating itself is very well applied, smooth, and a beautiful mettallic finish. The barrel is a bit harder to swap on the metal version than the plastic one, but if you're plinking with it, you're probably just using your higher fps setup all the time anyway. The magazine release is also a bit less smooth, the spot where it rests against the mag itself is just a bit resistive, but nothing that really hurts the sniper experience overall. I haven't had any issues with the cheek rest at all, and the butt pad seems better gripped on than the plastic version, as I somehow lost that on n the plastic version the first time I used it outdoors. Overall, very pleased with this purchase and look forward to testing out more barrels,springs, and plunger kits to max out the distance I can put a dart through a cardboard target at.
Hey guys sharalanda the balfours meat pie here. Today we're reviewing the metal worker kunlun. As someone who has handled an actual kunlun before, i would like to say it is quite a hefty blaster. at ~1.5kg it is quite hard to bring to games especially since it is front heavy. But, as a motivated pie using all my muscle strength, it becomes explosively joyful to use. The metal version- definetely moreso a centrepiece than a blaster- has a beautiful anodised finish. I would rather display it then carry around the now 2.5kg blaster... Quite saddened at the weight. If it leaned back in the crust a bit more and didn't flop like a homebrand apple turnover, i would give it a five. But, as a hobby, this is a beautiful creation! I love how the metal isn't just used for the body, but for everything else. Of course, i tested, it can take the highest barrel & spring available, in fact i even tested it with multiple spacers and it catched. The main critique i have apart from the weight is also the rubber grip cover- it is still quite loose in warm weather... Yes, i think it's weird to say, but a metal hand cover would have been nicer. It's easy to take off though hehe. Thank you out of darts for sending this swiftly :) Border patrol nearly got my **** but they let it through when they realised i had 60 million power in rise of kingdoms.
- sharalanda the meat pie
let people be whimsical and buy an 800 dollar nerf gun. honestly if you think the price is stupid, then your obviously not the target audience, I aspire to own one of these one day. When I'd have the money I'd be willing to pay the hefty price. probably my dream blaster. its not the most practical, and yes it's definitely not for everyone, but heck, its a METAL NERF GUN, its COOL
Order came earlier than expected which was a suprise and after assembling was very smooth with no problems. Though the front/rear frame did come with some scratches upon opening. Note that the rear cushion tends to not stay on and will sometimes fall off (recommend just hot glue it).
for real other than a crypto bro who would buy this? Who thinks a metal nerf gun thats a springer no less is worth the price tag. Im honestly laughing that other people are dogging on this store page as well lol. Like you could buy a real gun for that much, you could have a gucci tricked out airsoft for that much. absolutely low functioning behavior if you buy this.
this is probably just a gun
You know what’s massive.
Low taper fade
You can see I look just like Nerfamus, but the moustache I'm wearing is obviously false. Delete my review, not his.
Why can people leave reviews without first buying the product? Delete mine and the other one of course.
I bought this blaster for 800 skibidi dollars. It is an absolute rip off. I was over at Livvy dunn’s house when the Amazon driver came. “Great rizzlery! My package is here!” I rejoiced. I started Goon maxxing all the way to the front door. I opened the door with excitement, and quickly paid the delivery driver 500 robux for his hard work. I tore open the package to see my shiny dart gun. It was so beautiful that I almost jizzed my pants. I loaded in a dart and fired at the wall. As soon as I pulled the trigger, the gun, it jumped out of my hands at Mach 69. Me and the gin exchange looks, then it started dancing and singing “wopa gumnam style” then grew legs and walked out the door.