And i still have your caliburn, the only reason it was twisty and loose is because all the bolts were loose and majority of the 3D prints were broken. i ordered a new 3d print set and rebuilt it and it worked flawlessly firing 260 average. might have to bring it out again soon.
good review, c4 had issue it was more for long shots not cqb. but with the order version caliburn there was a slam fire kit. youtuber by the name Silly butts made the slam fire kit pretty much for all captain slug blasters not for the esper or the indra my talon claw has a slam fire kit. its little brother to the caliburn.
Quick question: For your C4, why does it look like you have to angle the shot higher, comparative to blasters that shoot at lower fps, at the same 30m range? Figured a higher fps blaster, coming out of a longer barrel+scar would allow for further travel, with less arching. Am I just misunderstanding something, or is there something at play?
I'm not sure to be honest, I didn't notice this at the time. Perhaps the barrel is lower or something? I also wasn't using an adjustable picatinny rail on here so you're seeing the true holdover.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT Ahh okay. It might of just then been then how the scope was seated without the adjusted picatinny then. I was just comparing the 30m accuracy test compared to (say) the Sembylon Valkyrie's 30m accuracy test.
I base most of my purchases in and around your reviews involving high fps or at least 200+ and a few blasters have come from it like the milsig, saber, swift and s100. The caliburn has been on my list ever since you had the original review of the purple one and this one seems to be a lot better. However Every time I try place an order, I just can't seem to justify to myself paying so much for a 3d printed blaster. The durability is the major factor in all this.
Whilst not fully ethical there is a chinese company that makes a injection molded plastic version of the caliburn. What makes it not really ethical, is that it's most likely not licensed by Slug. Though I always thought Slug's designs were open sourced, so idk where that lies.
yeah no offense my caliburn don't do that on the flexing issue I've never had that but I also print it 40% minimum with five walls Frontline has been known to print at 20% 2 walls, my personal builds are 60% five walls and they do not flex at all
@@BradleyPhillipsYT @Bradley Phillips When he printed it, he used a higher infill, which means more plastic inside the prints. If you would break open a print with a lower you would see that its hollow, and the ones that have higher infill are sturdy because there is more plastic. The downside is weight and the amount of plastic used.
@@williamsgaming4283 same here. I printed my own parts and the only flex in the system is if I try hard to specifically twist the pump it’s self. Mine were 4 or 5 walls and 40 or so percent as well
The old threaded rods ones flex a ton compared to the newer u channel and flatbar variants, it's not about the prints it's about what's holding the prints together. I love my u channel caliburn for this reason.
To be honest you don’t want to have to rapid fire a ‘’ sniper ‘’ anyway..... you have your side arm if you get in a pinch 🤏🏻 I think with the NEW revisions and all the footage you provided I’ll pick 1 up 👍🏻 thanks brad !!! You da man !!!
![[REVIEW] Cynthia by SillyButts | High Powered BOLT ACTION Springer!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EAlBAFHLBZ4/mqdefault.jpg)
Find it here: www.frontlinefoam.com/product/caliburn-c4/?sld=8
And i still have your caliburn, the only reason it was twisty and loose is because all the bolts were loose and majority of the 3D prints were broken. i ordered a new 3d print set and rebuilt it and it worked flawlessly firing 260 average. might have to bring it out again soon.
Another quality video. The gameplay + accuracy test + everything else really gives a well-rounded, honest look at the blaster.
Thanks
Looks so much nicer than the older caliburns...
good review, c4 had issue it was more for long shots not cqb. but with the order version caliburn there was a slam fire kit. youtuber by the name Silly butts made the slam fire kit pretty much for all captain slug blasters not for the esper or the indra my talon claw has a slam fire kit. its little brother to the caliburn.
Great video as always !
Of all the nerf blasters that you have reviewed, which one would you recommend the most based on how it feels in gameplay?
You mentioned a speed break, is that like the ar on regular nerf blasters or more like a padding on the plunger head?
If you know can you provide a link to the foregrip pictured in the thumbnail? Thank you so much
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A FULL GAMEPLAY.
You need to get ur hands on a SBL
Quick question:
For your C4, why does it look like you have to angle the shot higher, comparative to blasters that shoot at lower fps, at the same 30m range?
Figured a higher fps blaster, coming out of a longer barrel+scar would allow for further travel, with less arching.
Am I just misunderstanding something, or is there something at play?
I'm not sure to be honest, I didn't notice this at the time. Perhaps the barrel is lower or something? I also wasn't using an adjustable picatinny rail on here so you're seeing the true holdover.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT Ahh okay. It might of just then been then how the scope was seated without the adjusted picatinny then.
I was just comparing the 30m accuracy test compared to (say) the Sembylon Valkyrie's 30m accuracy test.
Could you please add a sound level meter tests to the pump action of the rifles as this one sounds very loud and being stealth is probably impossible.
Hey Bradley, where did you get that SCAR barrel and is it "accurate"?
It's my current favourite. It's from Sabre in Singapore.
is it the stampede?
What is this sight?And where can I buy it? If you can give me the link, please give me
What scope were you using?
Holosun HS506
what nerf blaster has the most air volume?
Nice haircut
Nice vid!
I base most of my purchases in and around your reviews involving high fps or at least 200+ and a few blasters have come from it like the milsig, saber, swift and s100.
The caliburn has been on my list ever since you had the original review of the purple one and this one seems to be a lot better.
However
Every time I try place an order, I just can't seem to justify to myself paying so much for a 3d printed blaster.
The durability is the major factor in all this.
Whilst not fully ethical there is a chinese company that makes a injection molded plastic version of the caliburn.
What makes it not really ethical, is that it's most likely not licensed by Slug.
Though I always thought Slug's designs were open sourced, so idk where that lies.
@@OwlskiTV the injection molded worker caliburn is licenced by slug
speed break. what is it and hwo does it work?
Nice gameplay
Love my C4,
“Let’s make’m cringe” 😂
Which foregrip do you like better, this or your original Caliburn's?
I think vertical grips like this are easier to cock heavier springs with, but shotgun grips are faster to rapid fire.
k14 full size from Frontline 320 easy primes a bit tough
yeah no offense my caliburn don't do that on the flexing issue I've never had that but I also print it 40% minimum with five walls Frontline has been known to print at 20% 2 walls, my personal builds are 60% five walls and they do not flex at all
Could explain it, I'm not a 3D printer myself so couldn't tell you what they used
@@BradleyPhillipsYT @Bradley Phillips When he printed it, he used a higher infill, which means more plastic inside the prints. If you would break open a print with a lower you would see that its hollow, and the ones that have higher infill are sturdy because there is more plastic. The downside is weight and the amount of plastic used.
@@williamsgaming4283 same here. I printed my own parts and the only flex in the system is if I try hard to specifically twist the pump it’s self.
Mine were 4 or 5 walls and 40 or so percent as well
@@williamsgaming4283 walls are the way to increase strength
The old threaded rods ones flex a ton compared to the newer u channel and flatbar variants, it's not about the prints it's about what's holding the prints together. I love my u channel caliburn for this reason.
cool
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
@@BradleyPhillipsYT hi
14th comment
To be honest you don’t want to have to rapid fire a ‘’ sniper ‘’ anyway..... you have your side arm if you get in a pinch 🤏🏻 I think with the NEW revisions and all the footage you provided I’ll pick 1 up 👍🏻 thanks brad !!! You da man !!!
I usually don't use a sidearm and instead opt for primaries that can do both close and long range.
What's up guys...see you on the next one! 🦫🦫🦫