Pro Tip: Hold your breech closed for a better seal! 

My exact first thought

i might try this with my caliburn C4 because its loose so if you point it upwards it falls down if you arent pushing it forward, im only 12 so my arms dont like having to hold it forward on such a long blaster

“Yeah, science! Magnets, bitch!” LoL

Alchemist does have one actually, in the form of a ball detent.

So you can deprime a lot of stock blasters completely lock up once you prime

@@johnmurcott1273 the older N-Strike stuff from pre-2010, maybe, but everything modern has a priming lock override. But honestly, even with something that didn't have a prime-lock override, I'd rather plug the barrel with my thumb and pull the trigger to deprime than remove the priming lock. If I gotta push forward on the priming grip, that kinda defeats the purpose of having a long-format blaster with a shoulder stock. It negates any stability gain from bracing it against your shoulder since you're using your off-hand to literally pull it away from your shoulder.

@4WDriver yes, but using that midround is awkward, and the moving barrel design doesn't benefit from locking forward completely the same as a sealed breech.

@@johnmurcott1273 true, but I only brought up lower power stock older models to show the comparison that not even a lot of them NEED the priming lock removed, so why would you ever do it on a high performance sealed breech? I also think it being slightly easier to open the breech again mid battle is superfluous. The time wasted in having a jam (the main reason you'd need to reopen the breech) is mostly in clearing said jam. The amount of time you save by not having to actuate an override is negligible compared to the amount of time it takes to identify and physically clear the jam itself. I would rather have the slight extra obstacle of a priming lock override in my way if and when a jam occurs, rather than have the constant detriment to performance and potential accuracy all the time (which is the reality of an action that doesn't lock up). Plus, it makes the whole system more susceptible to human error in the form of double-feeds, partial double feeds (jams), or simply pulling the breech partially open causing the lack of performance discussed, or even possibly a squib. And even on the older stuff without priming lock overrides, I would rather open it up and fix the broken part that is causing it to totally seize up. I prefer curing the condition over simply treating a symptom.

That's the Unicorn Wings Kit by RedCowl! It allows you to use almost any 16mm OD barrel or add a Printed SCAR on the stock barrel. outofdarts.com/products/unicorn-wings-barrel-shroud-and-collet

That’s really not an issue on these.