What NO ONE told you about the Worker Seagull... 

Unfortunately, They are not using standard 1g darts to get those numbers. I’ve already gone through those combinations . It takes 1.8 cut swift springs to get that out of this blaster. And the prime is god awful at that. Also, I would advise against covering that hole as it actually provides a small amount of acceleration at the beginning of the stroke, releasing the plunger rod. And it can mess with your blaster at lower FPS

That not surprising, the orange was a special order just for OOD and they didn’t start making the matching mag colors til after those were available iirc. But I agree that would be cool. Luckily the 18 rounders come in orange anyway!

Glad you found value in it! The next vid is gonna be a wild one so stay tuned

Thanks! Just to clarify, I didn’t mod it. The blaster that I teased at the end of the video about 18:31 is not a seagull, it’s a harrier that I modded to be as small as a seagull but significantly more powerful.

Thanks, you too!

@@samdavidson6483 thank you!

Agree it’s pretty easy to do!

I test all the mags I own with pretty much every blaster I review but also my entire team uses kodas . So I had thought about switching to this blaster from the Val M so I can share mags with my team. My usual primary uses reverse angled talon mags 😭

I might have been on board with that logic if the worker harrier didn’t exist… but it does and doesn’t suffer at all from this issue. Kodas are not necessary in casual play, that’s true. But pretty much every competitive team in the US has at least one set of kodas on their team with many having only kodas. It’s the durability of kodas that make them so appealing to comp players. And many tournaments divide ammo in sets of 20 darts so it’s easier to count. Plus although the spring strength is not necessary for a springer, if you have teammates running fly wheels or AEGs … you want to run max compatibility in case they need mags from you.

@@kingofgames234 oh I thought the harrier had the same issue. I don’t use Kodas so I wouldn’t know. But I might since I just got a Spirit :P

@@Seththenerfer yeah the harrier works perfectly with both kodas and tachis. That’s part of why I chose to do the cut down harrier mod for Maryland mayhem tournament instead . Got a build guide I’m currently working on for that and in it I explain more of why I did that. But kodas contributed

Agreed on the unicorn front grip, I also use that one! Using the GFZ BCAR on mine

I put a $50 red dot on mine. The iron sights are too low to get a proper sight picture (for me at least) and are not adjustable.

@@melntess yeah I think I’m one of the few that prefers a super low height over bore. Most people would prefer your set up. On my Lynx I actually ran a set of risers under the iron sights to get the up where I wanted them. I actually use a $50 red dot WITH my irons inside the window on my comp set up. I might post about it later if people are interested

@@kingofgames234 that's how I had mine, co witnessing on the irons. Then I realized that I'd rather just shoot blind if my sight battery died than use the irons. 😂

@@melntess oh I see what you mean. But I actually have my irons for one distance and my optic set for a much further distance… I use them simultaneously. Depending on how far or close my target is.

Yes… yes it is haha it’s a Santa Cruz tech deck iirc. Good eye! 👀

⁠@@kingofgames234thanks it’s also cool with the ghost on the bottom

@@UGooD45 thanks, my can variant collection is getting out of hand 😂

@@kingofgames234it bigger then mine

So good 🙌

Oh trust me, WE KNOW 😂

@@Acryodite not that I know of . When I say “directly from worker” what I mean is that it’s a first party up grade. I should have worded that differently.

@@kingofgames234also have you herd of Brooklyn Tony’s flywheeler there’s not hardware kits for it but it looks promising also it’s hardware is pretty cheap it only needs inserts and electronics. You should check it out

@@kingofgames234 have you herd of the 3d designer Brooklyn Tony he has a flywheeler that does not need a computer to work just basic electrical components and hardware I suggest checking him out