Harrier - Unboxing & First Impressions

Today I'm unboxing the latest blaster from Worker. This is a pump action, short dart exclusive, springer blaster that is in the same design family as the Nightingale & Phoenix 2.0.
This video I'll be giving my first impressions on the blaster as well assembling it.

[@m00k61]

Nice! Can't wait to get mine. I kinda dipped into my Harrier money cause I really wanna work on my Mk3 and Nightingale. Got the Banned Blasters cage and EZE Mecha ROF kit coming.

[@backyardfoam]

Right on! The MK3 is such a fun blaster!

[@m00k61]

@Backyard Foam can't wait to get it hitting 200+ at 8dps lol.

[@m00k61]

@@backyardfoam then I'm going for the full auto kit and Banshee mini wheels in my Nightingale.

[@backyardfoam]

Thats awesome! I'm looking forward to a full auto Nightingale. After using my wife's semi auto at my last nerf war I was hooked. I love my DZ Mk 2 but man is it nice not having to prime after each shot! Not to mention the single trigger rev/fire feature...ugh I love it!

[@m00k61]

@Backyard Foam exactly why I love it lol. I'm a huge fan of the 2.1 too and the Gecko but a semi auto sidearm is perfect paired with a high powered springer.

[@abquintic]

The Swift takes heavier spring loads and can backload the spring, so I am dubious - it's possible the buffer tube diameter is too small for the cap threading to have enough strength, I dunno.
Spring swapping is the only real complaint I have about my Harrier - either because the rail is one piece or the lack of a back load. Either would have mitigated that complaint. There are aftermarket rails, but I feel this is a thing that should have been obvious.