The Worker Harrier rocks my socks for 30 minutes 

Now that's dedication. Any recommendations on what excercises to do?

@@steventan2754 no

TBH I don’t see why it’s wrong to do so. Even if it is just nerf, you can play however you want. I rmb playing my first nerf war in kit and I barely managed to hold my own in the game, the weather was hot and every piece of kit that you carry on your body would slowly fatigue you. I definitely recommend people who play nerf to exercise as you will be running a lot in bigger game arenas and if you are wearing kit, you must definitely train in it before going to the field or else it will be very cumbersome.

@@steventan2754Running is very important. Train in your cardio and built up some stamina, also if you have any sort of kit you gotta train in it so that you will be accustom to it and you will be more comfortable when playing in nerf wars.

@@ionobru hes not asking you lol

The Trion is still an excellent pickup and there were a handful at this event too.

@@beretnarf I’d like to have the set someday… the Nightingale might just be my favourite blaster. Top 5 for sure.

It’s not bolt action. It’s side priming.

I've got one. Fitted a stubby foregrip to mine so I can C Clamp at long range and hold on at short. Because it's spring loaded, I've been practicing Iraqi reloading this thing ie. Holding the slide back with my left hand and reloading with my right. Then I just let the spring do the work of chambering the dart Takes some getting used to.

A lot of people talking about that right now so I’m sure we’ll see comparisons. For most people the Trion is the better purchase.

A lot of the wear to the wooden structures is likely due to airsoft bbs over time. As for the MK1.2 I guess I never posted my most recent footage with that. Oops.

It’s a super cool field to have on the roster

Where is it, what city and state

​@@beretnarf3:23

Some games/modes prompt a stronger enforcement of such rule but these games were more casual. I’m sure if dead men abuse that leniency, it’ll be enforced more strongly lol

We've never really enforced that rule.

Head mount is always best imo

I ran a pump grip for our competitive day and the bolt for more casual. It was fun to use the bolt prime and still not too slow, but I’ll definitely use a vertical grip when I need to play harder.

@@beretnarf How has it worked out for you in the long run? I bought my first Harrier a month ago, immediately fitted the side prime. Over the course of 3 days it developed return spring rattle followed by the pusher system literally falling apart as the bolts undid themselves. I worried that the priming handle was exerting a twisting force on the metal struts inside. The seller was good enough to replace it, but now I'm afraid to use the side prime handle in case that was the cause... which is a shame as I'm not strong enough to operate the 1.6 springs with a vertical grip.

I'm glad someone wanted to test their harrier to the extreme but that doesn't guarantee everyone will have the same problem. I'll keep an eye on it but I also have no immediate plans of getting heavier springs and then firing 1000 times per day. Worker doesn't deserve endless money but I also refuse to give SAB any money.

@@beretnarf I have a question do for you my friend you seem like a fair and honest minded person so I'm just debating would you be willing to keep it up open mind and see what happens to most of the community after that amount of time has expired like what happened with Peter when he stress test at that

@@milosmods I said I'll keep an eye on mine but I don't expect to replicate the issue given my use case. And I saw Worker put out a statement as well.

@@beretnarf yeah the thing that I don't understand is that why would they sell upgraded springs for a blaster but yet they wouldn't recommend you using I mean why would they make them why would they make them even you know that just makes no sense

@@milosmodsThe part you are talking about is the ‘High Grade CNC Replacement Plunger for Harrier’ correct? Have you tested it with the harrier yet?

Lake elsinore, California

Eli Wu, I think. He's created some amazing blasters. Stanford engineer graduate that loves to play Nerf.

You use a photo of him without knowing?

@@beretnarf Just wondering

I think there's a typo there somewhere, can't quite tell what you're trying to ask mate.

Same!

I dunno there's a lot of guys in this video

@@TheRoninSword It's weird, he almost seems familiar to me but I can't quite put my finger on why.

Naw I don’t think I will.

No point man, I'll be seized in Australia

Sorry, this is what games for mostly adults look/sound like.

@@beretnarf No worries. 🤗