This is why I prefer your channel over most nerf content creators. You understand the blaster you’re using to a tee, and provide info on the proper supplies and maintenance required to take advantage of it. A lot of other TH-camrs just have a one-and-done process, especially when it comes to the hobby grade blasters.
I think the issue with some other reviewers is that whether it's the new Jolt reskin or something as advanced as this, they apply the same formula for their video.
Holy crap Milsig makes NERF now? That's freaking sick. I first heard of them when I first got into paintball, and they had just started to branch off into airsoft at the time.
@@iambane7845 No. Especially if one is as movement compromised as I am. So this blaster would, for me, be a stand off device - keep them as far from me as possible.
I've been following the development of this blaster for last year and a half. Ever since I 1st discovered HPA in Nerf. Though isn't very prevalent here in the states, airsoft certainly is. I had considered that the 2 could be married given the proper motivation and expenditure of R. & D. Cash. I'm glad to see the Company is represented here in the states by Frontline Foam. I also another very well known nerfer state side have a seemingly hellofatime with an early prototype of this blaster. Glad to see every single issue was delt with obviously.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT yes Sir. You are correct my brother. I knew issues that they were having with the blaster was due to lack of familiarity with product. Great video. Love your channel. Still gonna make my own HPA blaster soon. I'll be sure to give credit to you guys from down under.
This looks super cool! Do you remember how long it took you to manually pump the larger CO2 canister? I wonder if you could put an electric pump directly on to the blaster...
I found the Co2 stock is better than the tank stock. With practice, I can quickly switch a Co2 bottle within 40 sec while refilling the tank always take me up to 5mins, not mention you gonna need a pumper which is impossible to carry on you during a game. Plus a single tank stock kit costs up to 350 AUD here....basically half price of the blaster itself.
USA Distributor: www.frontlinefoam.com/product/milsig-m79/?sld=8 Australian Distributor: www.tacticaledge.com.au/ Use the code "brad" at checkout for 10% off at Tac Edge!
Great review as always. Thorough, balanced and well thought through. Really pleased to see this after the US review by a well known nerf personality. Unfortunately much of the feedback pointing out errors in that review has been hidden in the comments, it was however pretty clear that reviewer did not do a thorough job of preparing for it, no idea about the charging handle, bottle pressure etc. I also find it very strange that after their strong stance and criticism of this blaster that other US reviewers have not come out with their own reviews. Whilst I love the idea of the blaster and would love one myself, I am not sure how balanced it would be in a nerf only play-field. I feel like against gel-blaster aeg's it is balanced nicely, but against springer and fly wheels in high fps games it places too much firepower in one player. Once possible way to balance may be using a max ammo count for rounds, reducing the impact of the high rof of the blaster. All up, great work.
@@kalebrunton527 I mean, it is pretty niche considering its more realistic appearance (and simply the fact that it's HPA powered), but I wouldn't say that it has absolutely zero place in the entirety of the nerfing hobby. That is, as long as people use it responsibly of course.
@@kalebrunton527 i don't understand this stance. Don't most modders in the hobby look for way to push performance wheather it's stronger springs, or tighter flywheels to achieve "maximum performance"? Whats the point of trying to push limis if there's a ceiling? If stock nerf is 70fps, and we as a hobby are willing to accept near 200fps bc they made a whole new cage system or upgrade springs, why decide it's not acceptable in the comunity anymore bc they found a new propulsion technique that blows the previos 2 out the water? Isn't that progression in the hobby?
@@kalebrunton527 I believe statements like “no place in the hobby” don’t really fit in nerf. Here in Melbourne I have played with people in milsim gear and another dressed as a wizard, in the same game. If it is safe and fun, I think there is room in nerf for it. New blasters help develop new ways to play. It was not long ago that people complained 3s fly wheelers were ruining nerf, the ability to fire darts everywhere ruining the game. Then there were those complaining high power springers (200fps +) had no place, too unsafe. Now we have new ways to play. A person on reddit/nerf has been running a caliburn at airsoft fields in US, same as Brad has been running nerf at gelball. New ways to enjoy the hobby. I think as long as it is safe and fun, there is a place in nerf for it. Those running an M79 will need to consider where they field it to be safe, and nerf groups will need to consider how to balance it to be fun. But it will likely open new ways to play.
I love the Co2 butstock design. Quick and easy. Would like to see this come across to Gellsoft. Just looks like an all round really user friendly blaster.
Hi, I have a question. At 9:24, you have mentioned you have debur the barrel. Did you just chamfer the opening by handtool? Thank you and I also think your review fits my need out of all the youtubers. I 100% agree on one of the comment saying "they apply the same formula". I hope regulations get better in Australia. From Korea(country with harsh regulations followed by Australia.)
Damn my eyes, that thing is amazing. Also, it it just me or does it look so so much like a WWSD 2020 from forgotten weapons/in rage tv? Outstanding video good sir.
I'm glad to see many video examples that I'm not the only adult buying non-nerve blasters that are more realistic. Sure I've had fully automatic airsoft but to me nerve blasters are more fun I guess a bit less accurate for sure but still nonetheless.
I think this needs to be reviewed by an airsoft or a user who is experienced in using hpa. The only thing nerf in this blaster is just the ammunition. It’s not a blaster that you can just pick up and use without learning about it beforehand.
Active airsoft armorer here. These things are stupid easy to use and tune. Your biggest challenge is deciding if you want to buy your own compressor to save cash or pay to use a fields compressor to fill your cans or use co2 carts. Otherwise attach your chosen power source (hpa/co2), turn on, waste your competition. It's a vastly improved model over the Umarex REKT co2 powered nerf blasters.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT i see, i thought that it needs proper tuning and understanding on how to prepare it. You mean a child can pick this up from the box and use it immediately without looking at the guide right?
@@Makotosaber does a child know the inner workings of the nerf gun he just purchased? No, but he can pick it up, load a mag, and shoot it as easily as a real gun. That child who accidentally shot his friend with a 9mm at first touch of a gun, knew how to load and fire it, accidentally discharge it, all without reading a single thing. Kids get handed toys all the time and play with them without reading the instructions like an adult would. Kids can put batteries in and fire a Nerf Rapidstrike without ever knowing how a motor works. They can fire a longshot without ever knowing about airseals, air volume, barrel tightness, ammo weight and diameter. This is no different, a kid can easily figure out how to load and fire a BB gun but will never look at it like an adult to figure out any complexities behind it. They are happy just to shoot it, simplistic fun. Adults worry about things such as min/maxxing stats on the blasters. Best air volume, least friction, dart construction, accuracy, durability. A child will pick it up, load it, fire it and be in absolute glory to have fun. We add the complexity to devices built to bring simple pleasure and joy. Those kids in the video are having the joyous times of their lives and amazed at the blaster. As adults we make the choice to rip it apart and make it more difficult. As kids we just want it in our hands and to have fun, we didn't look to spend hours on how to squeak out every possible fps.
Brad, is there any way to lock out the full auto setting? Here in the UK we run HPA but we cant have full auto at these power levels without it violating the law.
A question from a blaster newbie, but how prevalent are HPA blasters? I feel like they should be more prevalent in comparison considering the power and lack of resources spent, but I am guessing that there's something else to it.
Um, the adjuster screw, you show full clockwise is 200, then turn anti clockwise for 300 and 400fps, but the manual says clockwise is full and anticlockwise turns it down???
If only the price wasn't as premium. Maybe a model with all the same internals and the bits that actually affect performance, and then a lower - cost shell.
Are there any legality issues between states in Australia regarding using CO or compressed air powered Nerf blasters? Pretty much everywhere but QLD has outright banned Gel Blasters but this looks awesome and would be a great alternative for thoe (if legal) who've had to hand in their gel blasters.
Some states such as Victoria have some form of appearance laws which would make this specific blaster illegal based on appearance. Propulsion method doesn't matter though as long as it shoots Nerf darts.
can anyone give me a recommendation on where to charge the compressor on that blaster or a recommendation on what pump can charge that 800 psi compressor?
Has anyone in Australia change up the profile of the m79? Looks too real steel.... its not allowed with Sydney Nerf. Only can be used at private events. So it's a no no for parks n such. So hoping someone has some printer more blaster friendly profiles.
Great video! Couple of Questions: (1) Is this compatible with "out of darts" Tachi magazine? (2) Where can a scope like the one in your vid be purchased?
How do you get the first option to power the blaster because it looks like the $720 dollar m79 on tac toys only comes with the second option? I know this isn't the newest video but some help would be great
I'm not sure whether TacEdge in Australia are stocking the same parts or configurations as Frontline Foam in the USA are. Your best bet is to order the blaster here but the accessories elsewhere if they don't have the ones you want.
@@davidtapp3950 OR, you could just switch your brain on and learn to look for information yourself instead of wanting everything served on a plate. I mean how hard is it to type in "milsig m79 hpa blaster" into google?
Felixstowe, a significant part of my brain has already turned into soup or whatever as a result of my diabetes and some of the rest of what is left is affected by by second brain tumour. I try to do my best with whatever is left. I was interested in this blaster because of its accuracy, even at long range.
only a dream to own one in Msia. Btw, I like all your review videos mate. I only got one question to ask, how to buy a hellfire muzzletek hop up. Appreciate if you can help.
Wow this is actually cool and more reliable to be used on a field. It's more similar to airsoft. It has power, accuracy, and select fire. Does it hurt when you got shot by those foam darts at 300fps on close distance (5-10m)?
lol. I’ve been playing paintball over 8 years. You don’t need to fill hpa tanks in a tub of water. They don’t get that hot. I’ve literally never seen anyone do that and I own like 6 tanks myself. 4:20
I bet it's just a comfort thing. Like it can definitely get a bit warm but it's not going to burn you or anything. Especially if you keep the tank in the shade when not playing it'll cool off pretty quick. I also use neoprene tank covers on about half of my tanks (which will mean you can't slide the stock thing on) and that does a good job slowing how quickly it takes to heat up and makes it more comfy. There might be a reason with the functionality of the gel guns as where they require colder air going out of the tank, but never then the tank will cool off when it releases pressure (especially rapidly).
Also getting water inside your tank is a huge safety issue. It can rust the tank from the inside out which is dangerous for obvious reasons. That's one of the primary reasons tanks should always be stored with a little bit of pressure in them so that everything's sealed up. So if you are going to fill tanks with them in the water for cooling, make sure the regulator is kept well out of the water, cause if water gets in there that's a big hazard for everyone in a 20 foot radius.
Yeah that is definitely a thing. When you fill up the tank it heats up. Once it cools down it you will loose a couple hundred psi. I guess from the paintball perspective, we don't care that much. Well refill our tanks like four times a day and a couple hundred psi just isn't a big deal. I guess if you are hooking your tank directly up to a compressor (rather than refilling off scuba tanks-which is what you fill with the compressor- which will refill a little 13 ci like that well over a dozen times) then you can fit like 3% more air. But you could also just let the tank cool for a few minutes and then top it off again. I guess with gell balls they won't use much air per shot (just less energy needed) so that extra 3% more air could get you guys like 120 more shots, enough for another round, compared to paintball which would get us like 30 more shots. I'd definitely recommend convincing one of your gell ball buddies to get a scuba tank or two and the fill station. Everyone could refill as much as they want in a day and it's a lot easier. Literally you just hook the tanks up, open the valve, shut the valve, bleed air, and unhook the tank. It takes less than a minute and you don't even have to take your tank off the gun.
This is why I prefer your channel over most nerf content creators.
You understand the blaster you’re using to a tee, and provide info on the proper supplies and maintenance required to take advantage of it.
A lot of other TH-camrs just have a one-and-done process, especially when it comes to the hobby grade blasters.
I think the issue with some other reviewers is that whether it's the new Jolt reskin or something as advanced as this, they apply the same formula for their video.
Whoever set up the Chinese subtitle for this video was a genius. The translation was accurate :-)
It was not. Couple things missed, including a saying of Milsig's default barrel is not accurate and a penis placement joke:D
The video quality in all your stuff is just impeccable. Also, what a ridiculously OP gun
Holy crap Milsig makes NERF now? That's freaking sick. I first heard of them when I first got into paintball, and they had just started to branch off into airsoft at the time.
Idk man...
This is definitely one of the coolest blaster of all time
But I feel like this thing is kinda overkill...
Not for a sniper wannabe!
HPA in nerf is just overkill in general
No such thing as over kill
@@iambane7845 No. Especially if one is as movement compromised as I am. So this blaster would, for me, be a stand off device - keep them as far from me as possible.
@@davidtapp3950 No such thing as overkill
Who went home with a bunch of darts inside their Hyundai? 🤣
The car is part of the field so it doesn't actually move
Hey bradley do you know if i need to register the milsig m79 as a firearm? @BradleyPhillipsYT
In SA
You are the first review I've seen that liked it everyone else had issues or complained about it
I love the subtle Dis at Drac
I've been following the development of this blaster for last year and a half. Ever since I 1st discovered HPA in Nerf. Though isn't very prevalent here in the states, airsoft certainly is. I had considered that the 2 could be married given the proper motivation and expenditure of R. & D. Cash. I'm glad to see the Company is represented here in the states by Frontline Foam. I also another very well known nerfer state side have a seemingly hellofatime with an early prototype of this blaster. Glad to see every single issue was delt with obviously.
The stateside Nerfer you mention did not provide the blaster with the required 800psi of pressure.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT yes Sir. You are correct my brother. I knew issues that they were having with the blaster was due to lack of familiarity with product. Great video. Love your channel. Still gonna make my own HPA blaster soon. I'll be sure to give credit to you guys from down under.
This looks super cool! Do you remember how long it took you to manually pump the larger CO2 canister? I wonder if you could put an electric pump directly on to the blaster...
About 5mins of manual pumping
A high pressure pump of that kind would be a touch power hungry and heavy
Grate video. Glad someone has done one explaining how it works properly and how good it actually is 👊🏼
This informational video gave me hope in Milsig on Nerf! Great informative video and love the gameplay
from US
That final scar barrel from Spectre looks sweet! I hope he puts them up for sale! Still waiting for my milsig to ship out.
It works well, I'd suggest messaging him asking for one. But I also hear Milsig will be releasing their own.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT I shall do so, thanks!
I found the Co2 stock is better than the tank stock. With practice, I can quickly switch a Co2 bottle within 40 sec while refilling the tank always take me up to 5mins, not mention you gonna need a pumper which is impossible to carry on you during a game. Plus a single tank stock kit costs up to 350 AUD here....basically half price of the blaster itself.
USA Distributor: www.frontlinefoam.com/product/milsig-m79/?sld=8
Australian Distributor: www.tacticaledge.com.au/
Use the code "brad" at checkout for 10% off at Tac Edge!
Hi is there any other distributors?
Great review as always. Thorough, balanced and well thought through.
Really pleased to see this after the US review by a well known nerf personality. Unfortunately much of the feedback pointing out errors in that review has been hidden in the comments, it was however pretty clear that reviewer did not do a thorough job of preparing for it, no idea about the charging handle, bottle pressure etc. I also find it very strange that after their strong stance and criticism of this blaster that other US reviewers have not come out with their own reviews.
Whilst I love the idea of the blaster and would love one myself, I am not sure how balanced it would be in a nerf only play-field. I feel like against gel-blaster aeg's it is balanced nicely, but against springer and fly wheels in high fps games it places too much firepower in one player.
Once possible way to balance may be using a max ammo count for rounds, reducing the impact of the high rof of the blaster.
All up, great work.
All though he was right about it not belonging in the hobbie
@@kalebrunton527 I mean, it is pretty niche considering its more realistic appearance (and simply the fact that it's HPA powered), but I wouldn't say that it has absolutely zero place in the entirety of the nerfing hobby. That is, as long as people use it responsibly of course.
Just because it doesn't belong in your local games does not mean others can't use it.
@@kalebrunton527 i don't understand this stance.
Don't most modders in the hobby look for way to push performance wheather it's stronger springs, or tighter flywheels to achieve "maximum performance"? Whats the point of trying to push limis if there's a ceiling? If stock nerf is 70fps, and we as a hobby are willing to accept near 200fps bc they made a whole new cage system or upgrade springs, why decide it's not acceptable in the comunity anymore bc they found a new propulsion technique that blows the previos 2 out the water? Isn't that progression in the hobby?
@@kalebrunton527 I believe statements like “no place in the hobby” don’t really fit in nerf.
Here in Melbourne I have played with people in milsim gear and another dressed as a wizard, in the same game. If it is safe and fun, I think there is room in nerf for it.
New blasters help develop new ways to play. It was not long ago that people complained 3s fly wheelers were ruining nerf, the ability to fire darts everywhere ruining the game. Then there were those complaining high power springers (200fps +) had no place, too unsafe. Now we have new ways to play. A person on reddit/nerf has been running a caliburn at airsoft fields in US, same as Brad has been running nerf at gelball. New ways to enjoy the hobby.
I think as long as it is safe and fun, there is a place in nerf for it. Those running an M79 will need to consider where they field it to be safe, and nerf groups will need to consider how to balance it to be fun. But it will likely open new ways to play.
I love the Co2 butstock design. Quick and easy. Would like to see this come across to Gellsoft. Just looks like an all round really user friendly blaster.
It's very simple and convenient to use
what an innovative idea honestly, props to the creators
Ok the blaster is awesome and of coarse I want one! But I would love to see a video of your new GoPro setups cuz your stabilization was amazing!!
It's just the Hero 9 and 10. They do that built in.
This is the god of all blasters.
Eh. It's very cool
Excellent review.
oh i am so picking one of these up next year for a DMR build to use on my local Gel Blaster fields
Hi, I have a question. At 9:24, you have mentioned you have debur the barrel. Did you just chamfer the opening by handtool?
Thank you and I also think your review fits my need out of all the youtubers. I 100% agree on one of the comment saying "they apply the same formula".
I hope regulations get better in Australia. From Korea(country with harsh regulations followed by Australia.)
Hand tool deburring is all I used. Thanks for the comment.
If only HPA was legal where I live...sigh, so much want!
Nice to see a review from someone who actually knows how to use a HPA blaster🤣
"...whether Spectre has taken that design-cue from every-day life..." ROFL! 🤣
Damn my eyes, that thing is amazing. Also, it it just me or does it look so so much like a WWSD 2020 from forgotten weapons/in rage tv? Outstanding video good sir.
I mean, it looks like an AR with a polymer lower and an MLOK handguard lol
Love your work Sir!
I'm glad to see many video examples that I'm not the only adult buying non-nerve blasters that are more realistic. Sure I've had fully automatic airsoft but to me nerve blasters are more fun I guess a bit less accurate for sure but still nonetheless.
Litterally better than all snipers everr
when I saw the thumbnail the first thing that came to mind was a shell eject blaster
I would just like to ask what scope you're using on the Milsig
Nerf and airsoft just had a baby
I think this needs to be reviewed by an airsoft or a user who is experienced in using hpa. The only thing nerf in this blaster is just the ammunition. It’s not a blaster that you can just pick up and use without learning about it beforehand.
You can easily pick it up and use it... A child could operate it.
Active airsoft armorer here. These things are stupid easy to use and tune. Your biggest challenge is deciding if you want to buy your own compressor to save cash or pay to use a fields compressor to fill your cans or use co2 carts. Otherwise attach your chosen power source (hpa/co2), turn on, waste your competition. It's a vastly improved model over the Umarex REKT co2 powered nerf blasters.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT i see, i thought that it needs proper tuning and understanding on how to prepare it. You mean a child can pick this up from the box and use it immediately without looking at the guide right?
@@ShadowMajere i see, didn’t know that. I thought this is for a more experienced airsoft player. Thank you for the info.
@@Makotosaber does a child know the inner workings of the nerf gun he just purchased? No, but he can pick it up, load a mag, and shoot it as easily as a real gun. That child who accidentally shot his friend with a 9mm at first touch of a gun, knew how to load and fire it, accidentally discharge it, all without reading a single thing. Kids get handed toys all the time and play with them without reading the instructions like an adult would. Kids can put batteries in and fire a Nerf Rapidstrike without ever knowing how a motor works. They can fire a longshot without ever knowing about airseals, air volume, barrel tightness, ammo weight and diameter. This is no different, a kid can easily figure out how to load and fire a BB gun but will never look at it like an adult to figure out any complexities behind it. They are happy just to shoot it, simplistic fun. Adults worry about things such as min/maxxing stats on the blasters. Best air volume, least friction, dart construction, accuracy, durability. A child will pick it up, load it, fire it and be in absolute glory to have fun. We add the complexity to devices built to bring simple pleasure and joy. Those kids in the video are having the joyous times of their lives and amazed at the blaster. As adults we make the choice to rip it apart and make it more difficult. As kids we just want it in our hands and to have fun, we didn't look to spend hours on how to squeak out every possible fps.
Brad, is there any way to lock out the full auto setting? Here in the UK we run HPA but we cant have full auto at these power levels without it violating the law.
You could modify the trigger assembly so the full auto setting physically cannot be reached
every day we get closer and closer to airsoft
I'm greedy, how long does it take to fill it with a manual pomp?
Great review!
What's that blaster you can here in the background ? Sounds like it's spitting out a thousand rounds a second
Is this legal to own in WA?
I don't believe so, HPA blasters are considered a firearm there. Stick with springers or AEBs.
@Bradley, does anyone make kits for other blasters as a DIY upgrade?
M79 is top foam blaster💪🏻
What’s the best darts to use with it? Also should I be concerned about the large variations in FPS?
A question from a blaster newbie, but how prevalent are HPA blasters? I feel like they should be more prevalent in comparison considering the power and lack of resources spent, but I am guessing that there's something else to it.
This is the first mass production HPA blaster so they will become more prevalent as time goes on
Um, the adjuster screw, you show full clockwise is 200, then turn anti clockwise for 300 and 400fps, but the manual says clockwise is full and anticlockwise turns it down???
“So that’s how you shoot me!” 😂
Please provide information where can I buy the barrel and rifling
i wonder if i could get it to shoot only 135- fps again ( this is probably impossible but a full dart conv. would be very cool
Hey dude do u have any videos on the scopes/sights you use?
Thank you for your review I would buy one if i could sell all the blasters i currently own
Awesome video Bradley! Coukd you ley me where i might I get myself a rifled scar accessory for the milsig af barrel?
Good shoot man that so great
What a beast ! I must have one...
If only the price wasn't as premium. Maybe a model with all the same internals and the bits that actually affect performance, and then a lower - cost shell.
You don't really want low quality when it comes to HPA
Milsig recently released a new hpa core system(minibox), lower price & lower fps range(230~300)
Where can I buy the AF barrel that Milsig sent you?
What sort of range are you allowed on these Nerf fields? If a paintball had the variability anywhere near this you be able to play
There is a maximum fps limit of 300ft/s
Anyone know where where i can purchase the milsig m79. Out of stock online.
Or does anyone have one up for sale?
(In the U.S)
How can we get the longer shroud
Is this available for shipping to Victoria?
Victoria has appearance laws unfortunately
You can still play in Australia with gel Blaster?
Damn the FPS is wild statdev wise. Surprised the max fps is that low too
Also more porting needed on the scar to help with accuracy?
Porting could help with accuracy for sure since it uses a high burst of energy rather than a slower discharge of a springer.
This fires projectiles faster then my 70lb bow
@@maxl3189 but your arrow is a lot heavier
@@wongyewxuan3880 still pretty fast
Are there any legality issues between states in Australia regarding using CO or compressed air powered Nerf blasters? Pretty much everywhere but QLD has outright banned Gel Blasters but this looks awesome and would be a great alternative for thoe (if legal) who've had to hand in their gel blasters.
Some states such as Victoria have some form of appearance laws which would make this specific blaster illegal based on appearance. Propulsion method doesn't matter though as long as it shoots Nerf darts.
How many shots do you get out of the larger co2 tank in the buttstock
Great work Brad, are these legal in SA or do they fall under same laws as gel blasters?- Thanks
Legal
@@BradleyPhillipsYT Thanks!
I was about to ask the exact same thing. Good to hear that you don't need a license for this toy.
Brad, what scope you got on the rifle?
Thermal
can anyone give me a recommendation on where to charge the compressor on that blaster or a recommendation on what pump can charge that 800 psi compressor?
What brand is that camo jacket you're wearing?
If it's the Russian one it's actually surplus out of Ukraine
This channel is just like Duutch the Hooligan, but for foam blasters
Yeah this is pretty much Australia's version of Airsoft since it's banned here.
Where can I get the same barrel Bradley?
I'd check with retailers who sell the Milsig. Frontline Foam probably have it.
This is enough to bring me back to waterloo m8 ... keen as. Thanks Bradley .
do you need to register this in SA?
How do you get this in aus?
What scope do you use?
How do we get the barrel and extended shroud? Neither are options I've seen available online.
That would be up to the retailers to stock. The AF barrel is new so they might not have it as an option yet.
"So, I got this barrel custom machined for the blaster because the stock orange ones were trash. Anyways Great product, works great"
I have a question, how do you get your darts back since you shoot so many?
Either pick them up or leave them
Aus purchase link?
Pretty cool mate.
This looks absolutely incredible! One small question though... Is this kind of stuff legal in NSW without any permit or mumbo jumbo like that?
I'd suggest looking into your local laws. Perhaps ask the Nerf club in your area
@@BradleyPhillipsYT Alrighty, I'll check with Sydney Nerf
How does the FPS spread affect performance on the field compared to something more consistent like the M20 construct?
It will make the vertical spread larger. In practice this is made up for by the semi auto functionality.
Has anyone in Australia change up the profile of the m79? Looks too real steel.... its not allowed with Sydney Nerf. Only can be used at private events. So it's a no no for parks n such. So hoping someone has some printer more blaster friendly profiles.
Not sure, it isn't something anyone in SA is working on since we play on private fields.
I totally thought it was a gel blaster at first
sup dude, nice seeing u here
It definitely looks similar
@@YoungPhysicistsClub1729 hey bro
@@BradleyPhillipsYT yeah, I thought it was one of those high-end M4's
So do you need a license information this in Australia? Also what’s the cost of the blaster.
I think in states like Victoria it wouldn't be allowed without a body kit to make it less M4, but other states its fine without a license.
Great video!
Couple of Questions: (1) Is this compatible with "out of darts" Tachi magazine?
(2) Where can a scope like the one in your vid be purchased?
Tachi should be compatible and scope I purchased from optics planet
AGM Global Vision Rattler TS35-384 2.14x35mm Compact Medium Range Thermal Imaging Rifle Scope
When your nerf blaster has a muzzle flash
Where do i purchase one here in Australia
Contact Spectre's Nerf Workshop once he announced the next order on Facebook. Or alternatively order from Frontline Foam in the US.
How do you get the first option to power the blaster because it looks like the $720 dollar m79 on tac toys only comes with the second option? I know this isn't the newest video but some help would be great
Is this option only available on the m79a1 options?
Which would you recommend?
I'm not sure whether TacEdge in Australia are stocking the same parts or configurations as Frontline Foam in the USA are. Your best bet is to order the blaster here but the accessories elsewhere if they don't have the ones you want.
Using a manual pump while wearing a jacket. Ooooooh bet that got hot
So should I drop 450 bones on it?
I’ve heard that the milsig AF barrels are too tight for worker darts, is that true?
Worker darts are what I was using in it
@@BradleyPhillipsYThuh, I only see af pros in the video
What is the cost of this combination please?
Check the link in description
Thank you for that contemptuous remark. You've taught me something important about dealing with you (or not) in future.
@@davidtapp3950 OR, you could just switch your brain on and learn to look for information yourself instead of wanting everything served on a plate. I mean how hard is it to type in "milsig m79 hpa blaster" into google?
The cost depends on what you want included with it... Frontline Foam has a great page for telling you just that
Felixstowe, a significant part of my brain has already turned into soup or whatever as a result of my diabetes and some of the rest of what is left is affected by by second brain tumour. I try to do my best with whatever is left.
I was interested in this blaster because of its accuracy, even at long range.
only a dream to own one in Msia. Btw, I like all your review videos mate. I only got one question to ask, how to buy a hellfire muzzletek hop up. Appreciate if you can help.
Hellfire Hopup is made in Australia so you'd have to order from here. The seller is called Aztech.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT thanks mate.
I might be a bit blunt here, but why not just airsoft when you're at those velocities?
Because Australia. We basically got fucked over by our own government in 1996, and some idiots ever since.
Is this legal in vic?
Would this still be considered a gel blaster and would require me to get a license for it?
It's a Nerf blaster, not a gel blaster.
Would you recommend this blaster to someone who is just getting into hpa?
The CO2 config is very noob friendly and would help as an entry into it
@@BradleyPhillipsYT thanks for that I’ve been considering breaking the bank and getting one
Wow this is actually cool and more reliable to be used on a field. It's more similar to airsoft. It has power, accuracy, and select fire.
Does it hurt when you got shot by those foam darts at 300fps on close distance (5-10m)?
Hurts more than a similar velocity 0.2g BB
is it illegal to own one in South Australia without a gel blaster license?
It isn't a gel blaster
Do you need to register these? Or just gel blaster ban?
Just gel blasters. Not Nerf.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT aren’t you the same guy that registered his nerf single shooter as a gun? Lol
lol. I’ve been playing paintball over 8 years. You don’t need to fill hpa tanks in a tub of water. They don’t get that hot. I’ve literally never seen anyone do that and I own like 6 tanks myself.
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All the gel ball guys I know do fill with it in water due to the heat
I bet it's just a comfort thing. Like it can definitely get a bit warm but it's not going to burn you or anything. Especially if you keep the tank in the shade when not playing it'll cool off pretty quick. I also use neoprene tank covers on about half of my tanks (which will mean you can't slide the stock thing on) and that does a good job slowing how quickly it takes to heat up and makes it more comfy. There might be a reason with the functionality of the gel guns as where they require colder air going out of the tank, but never then the tank will cool off when it releases pressure (especially rapidly).
Also getting water inside your tank is a huge safety issue. It can rust the tank from the inside out which is dangerous for obvious reasons. That's one of the primary reasons tanks should always be stored with a little bit of pressure in them so that everything's sealed up. So if you are going to fill tanks with them in the water for cooling, make sure the regulator is kept well out of the water, cause if water gets in there that's a big hazard for everyone in a 20 foot radius.
@@Isaac_L.. From what I heard it allows you to get more air in the tank the cooler it is. If that makes sense?
Yeah that is definitely a thing. When you fill up the tank it heats up. Once it cools down it you will loose a couple hundred psi. I guess from the paintball perspective, we don't care that much. Well refill our tanks like four times a day and a couple hundred psi just isn't a big deal. I guess if you are hooking your tank directly up to a compressor (rather than refilling off scuba tanks-which is what you fill with the compressor- which will refill a little 13 ci like that well over a dozen times) then you can fit like 3% more air. But you could also just let the tank cool for a few minutes and then top it off again. I guess with gell balls they won't use much air per shot (just less energy needed) so that extra 3% more air could get you guys like 120 more shots, enough for another round, compared to paintball which would get us like 30 more shots. I'd definitely recommend convincing one of your gell ball buddies to get a scuba tank or two and the fill station. Everyone could refill as much as they want in a day and it's a lot easier. Literally you just hook the tanks up, open the valve, shut the valve, bleed air, and unhook the tank. It takes less than a minute and you don't even have to take your tank off the gun.
I gotta say I kinda miss the wheelie bin target.