Despite the name, Seagull is capable springer for the super-stock arsenal. Pre-order your next blaster today! outofdarts.com/products/worker-seagull-cqb-blaster
Looks like worker now makes the two best injection modeled, springer primarys. I hope that with the strife X coming out this fall, that organized events become more common.
I just ran the Harrier against a bunch of airsoft players and was very successful despite the range and accuracy disadvantage, I am very excited to try this things for a spin in CQB because maneuvering the Harrier in the tight spaces and jumping through windows was a challenge
@@LiamHamelly-fr4my the worker harrier can, its accurate enough and powerful enough, and is not as prone to jam as previous brass breeched springers of the pre pandemic era
Still baffled by the lack of jam door tbh…actually glad it doesn’t have slamfire if for no other reason than that sets it apart from the Unicorn and the Trion (which I would consider to be the other blasters in its class).
Even with an orange tip the white or khaki versions feel very unsafe to carry in any remotely public location in the US. The profile just screams real steel, even in the pastels, which are a bit muted. I do wish Worker (and other companies) would move a little further from that aesthetic that has become so trendy. Not exactly in the same class, but I'd prefer a more sci-fi-ish profile of something like the QWK Challenger Mk3. Or even their own Nightingale, a few more fanciful angles to break up that very military-of-the-moment outline. Transparent purple mags would help! Hint hint
What’s Harrier fps when you use the shortest Seagull barrel? Downtuning A Harrier to 150 fps would be great. You could sell the short barres on your shop.
The issue with the 210mm barrel is that it requires you to take the Harrier apart to install and uninstall it because it's too short to be accessible from the front of the blaster. Nevertheless, we will test that and other spring and barrel combos shortly.
When you mention using the "OOD high powered spring" to get the Seagull into the 220 fps range, do you mean the OOD high powered harrier spring or the OOD high powered nexus/max stryker spring?
The OOD High-Power Spring for the Harrier is the one we used in testing. The Nexus springs are the right diameter, but are too short and get stuck in the rear of the blaster too easily; we would not recommend any of the nexus springs for the Seagull.
Is there any chance for an in-house or recommendation for a low power spring? I'm trying to hit the roughly 130fps range for the events I go to so I'll take any offer or advice I can get.
We're still testing options. However, we have already gotten it down to the 120s with an OOD low-power spring and a BCAR we had lying around. You can find the low-power spring on our site here: outofdarts.com/products/ood-harrier-low-power-spring
Why is every nerf video I see about some “vastly game changing” springer? Like, why can’t more blaster be about fun? The way I see it, a magazine fed, pump action springer is just another brick in the wall. Easily replaceable.
The Nexus is not a compact or CQB - oriented blaster, and the Seagull is basically the same size. Why does the Seagull get considered a "CQB" blaster? This thing is disappointing.
It's around 3-4" shorter, assuming you remove faux barrels or SCARS from each. You basically can't make a pump-action blaster that's any shorter without excluding the stock. Flywheel blasters are another story though...
Really excited about this one. It seems to "fix" all of the purely preference-based issues that kept me from picking up a Harrier, and as someone who lives on the coast, I find the name both funny and endearing lol
I preordered the khaki before they confirmed that it would also come in white. Idk if I should get the white to match the harrier but the khaki and purple look so good. Honestly all the colors look good 😂
@@panda51829able Completely agree with the color variety, loving the flat, pastel-like finish Worker is using a lot. I do wish they offered orange and blue across all their products just for some consistency. I got green and this video makes me reeeally want purple too.
Great review, and I know for sure that the Sabre Spring Blasters parts will fit now bar the mag release, so instant performance upgrades... very very nice!
Looks awesome. I have two questions: Is there any chance these will come in orange? And does the Worker Angled Foregrip work on the blaster? It looks like it might be a little tight when priming. This might replace my Nexus Pro for our club games, which are 150fps cap.
The only thing I hate is that it shows a Bscar in the box and only gives the basic one. I wished they gave a Bscar as part of the pre-order. I can live without the iron sights. I'm replacing those iron sights with dots anyways.
God, I REALLY want one of these. I just wish they made a full-length-only version; while I love the look of half-length mags, my primary use case (messing around with my coworkers in our very cluttered office) means I have to use full-lengths if I ever want to find them after a battle.
Just a slight suggestion, but if you are going to do a dart ranking list, i would highly suggest the RUUD darts(orange foam, grey tip). A lot rarer than the worker HEs but def worth a look. Rly nice and stiff foam (stiffer than the worker HEs by quite a but) and rly strong glue. Thanks to the stiffness it performs better than worker HEs in flywheels and more consistent in springers.
Depends on the angle. But overall, I like the XYL Unicorn foregrip on the Seagull. It gives plenty of space that you don't hit your palm on the magwell, while giving a more comfortable angle than the included vertical foregrip.
Most SCARs, PCARs, BCARs, or cosmetic barrel attachments designed to fit around a 16mm OD barrel should fit this blaster. However, some rifling attachments have a collet that make it more difficult to attach to the shortest (210mm) barrel.
Absolutely loving the designs from worker recently. VERY good looking with excellent colors! It's just a shame I'm no longer really into the hobby, but still cool seeing what companies come up with
We were having trouble with the PCB supply chain shortages, but we've finally redesigned the boards for components that are more readily in stock. We have no ETA right now, but we'll be updating everyone soon!
We do ship some items internationally. However, we are unable to ship LiPo batteries or any fully-assembled blasters due to customs and carrier policy restrictions. If you are looking for a retailer of the Worker Seagull, there are more local options to you that might have less restrictions.
We've been able to get it down to 120 FPS with a hand-cut spring and a 15-degree BCAR. However, more testing is needed before we sell hand-cut springs or order a new spring of the correct length.
Well do you like bull pup or traditional ar style of blasters. What is the purpose of the blaster? Indoor shooting, range day, outdoor shooting, what is your fps cap if you are going to an event
@@COMET_C01 don't mind the design of either, would like to be around 200 to 250 fps, mostly outdoor, more concerned with which seems to have better build quality and consistency
@@jro1213 I see. Well personally I haven’t held the Seagull yet, I’ve only ever seen the Lynx once in a nerf game. So I don’t think I’m really qualified to say which is better. The closet thing I have to the seagull is the Harrier and it’s quality is pretty good. It does not flex and gives me complete assurance when using it, I also put a bunch of stuff on the Harrier and it is still capable of working well with them. I put an replica Eotech and magnifier, replica magpul Mbus sights, replica Steiner Dbal A2, Cloud defensive Rein 2.0 and Ferro sling and it still holds up well despite the extra mass. So my moneys on the Seagull though you should consult with someone else who knows more about the Orion.
Which weaker spring? The 250mm spring that's included with the Seagull and Harrier is not currently sold separately. However, you can find the OOD low-power spring that we used to get below 140 FPS here: outofdarts.com/products/ood-harrier-low-power-spring
@@seathrunmagaoinghous4119 Yes, you can get around 120 FPS average with the 210mm barrel and our OOD Low Power Spring with 1 in cut off one end of the spring. Standard deviation is higher, of course, but it does work.
Despite the name, Seagull is capable springer for the super-stock arsenal. Pre-order your next blaster today! outofdarts.com/products/worker-seagull-cqb-blaster
I wonder does ur seagull barrel get scratched like walcom's does?
Looks like worker now makes the two best injection modeled, springer primarys. I hope that with the strife X coming out this fall, that organized events become more common.
Now they just need a new full size flywheeler called the Raven.
Flywheeler named the peregrine falcon. The fastest bird.
I can’t wait for the Worker Pigeon
@@joshuarobinson6011sounds like a jolt reskin.
@@joshuarobinson6011 they probably wouldn't use it since there is a 3d printed blaster with that name.
Maybe they’ll just call it the Corvid to avoid confusion
I know this isn't the time or place to say this; but man, I wish Coop was here to review this blaster..
Stay tacticool ❤
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I just ran the Harrier against a bunch of airsoft players and was very successful despite the range and accuracy disadvantage, I am very excited to try this things for a spin in CQB because maneuvering the Harrier in the tight spaces and jumping through windows was a challenge
Wow! I had no idea any nerf could compete with airsoft
@@LiamHamelly-fr4my the worker harrier can, its accurate enough and powerful enough, and is not as prone to jam as previous brass breeched springers of the pre pandemic era
@@kobeh6185are you playing against airsofter or gel baller?
Bradley Phillips ran this against gelsoft players and did pretty well too. He regularly tests nerf blasters against gelsoft players.
@@usinkangkong airsoft.
Being smooth allows for easier insertion. Thanks for the pro tip.
please do the 550mm barrel on the seagull bc it would Look very funny
Lol, We'll do that when we get more barrels in! Currently, we're out of stock on 450mm and 550mm barrels.
Thanks for the review! Looks like an awesome blaster!
Great review, guys! I like these colours more than the Harrier's!
I would so love for Worker to make a hammer-prime revolver akin to Outlaw or Hammershot
Still baffled by the lack of jam door tbh…actually glad it doesn’t have slamfire if for no other reason than that sets it apart from the Unicorn and the Trion (which I would consider to be the other blasters in its class).
can't wait to order ❤
Any chance we can get the stock the Harrier has on the shop for this? It just keeps the aesthetic so much more cohesive!
HERE WE GO!
Great review! Are you guys planning on carrying any of the worker bcars?
They'll be available here as soon as we have all colors back in stock! outofdarts.com/products/worker-15-degree-bearing-scar-for-swift-blaster
You mention a low power spring that gets the seagull below 140, can we get a link to that? Thanks!
Even with an orange tip the white or khaki versions feel very unsafe to carry in any remotely public location in the US. The profile just screams real steel, even in the pastels, which are a bit muted. I do wish Worker (and other companies) would move a little further from that aesthetic that has become so trendy. Not exactly in the same class, but I'd prefer a more sci-fi-ish profile of something like the QWK Challenger Mk3. Or even their own Nightingale, a few more fanciful angles to break up that very military-of-the-moment outline.
Transparent purple mags would help! Hint hint
We'll be offering curved 15-rounders in five other colors soon!
What’s Harrier fps when you use the shortest Seagull barrel? Downtuning A Harrier to 150 fps would be great. You could sell the short barres on your shop.
The issue with the 210mm barrel is that it requires you to take the Harrier apart to install and uninstall it because it's too short to be accessible from the front of the blaster. Nevertheless, we will test that and other spring and barrel combos shortly.
What kind of plastic is it made of?
When you mention using the "OOD high powered spring" to get the Seagull into the 220 fps range, do you mean the OOD high powered harrier spring or the OOD high powered nexus/max stryker spring?
The OOD High-Power Spring for the Harrier is the one we used in testing. The Nexus springs are the right diameter, but are too short and get stuck in the rear of the blaster too easily; we would not recommend any of the nexus springs for the Seagull.
@@outofdarts Thank you for the response.
Is there any chance for an in-house or recommendation for a low power spring? I'm trying to hit the roughly 130fps range for the events I go to so I'll take any offer or advice I can get.
We're still testing options. However, we have already gotten it down to the 120s with an OOD low-power spring and a BCAR we had lying around. You can find the low-power spring on our site here: outofdarts.com/products/ood-harrier-low-power-spring
When will you guys get the 300mm spring and 450mm barrel for the harrier in stock
imagine that so many people have been figuring out how to shorten their harrier, then worker came out with this
I wish it came in orange!
It kind of resembles an MP5
Squackity
hm, reminds one of the mpx, but a really ugly version of it.
Why is every nerf video I see about some “vastly game changing” springer? Like, why can’t more blaster be about fun? The way I see it, a magazine fed, pump action springer is just another brick in the wall. Easily replaceable.
The Nexus is not a compact or CQB - oriented blaster, and the Seagull is basically the same size. Why does the Seagull get considered a "CQB" blaster?
This thing is disappointing.
It's around 3-4" shorter, assuming you remove faux barrels or SCARS from each. You basically can't make a pump-action blaster that's any shorter without excluding the stock. Flywheel blasters are another story though...
Really excited about this one. It seems to "fix" all of the purely preference-based issues that kept me from picking up a Harrier, and as someone who lives on the coast, I find the name both funny and endearing lol
Already pre-ordered one.. you're making me want two.
I preordered the khaki before they confirmed that it would also come in white. Idk if I should get the white to match the harrier but the khaki and purple look so good. Honestly all the colors look good 😂
@@panda51829able Completely agree with the color variety, loving the flat, pastel-like finish Worker is using a lot. I do wish they offered orange and blue across all their products just for some consistency. I got green and this video makes me reeeally want purple too.
@@standeely right? That laffy taffy purple really pops it’s so pretty 😍
I'd love to see one in yellow, but yeah they should've at least done some in the same orange and teal like their previous lines.
Заказал на следующий день после релиза, жду когда наконец приедет в Москву
Starts firing, immediately smiles
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If the Harrier is a Caliburn, the Seagull is the Talon Claw
Harrier is misspelled on your thumbnail.
Thank you! Fixed.
Great review, and I know for sure that the Sabre Spring Blasters parts will fit now bar the mag release, so instant performance upgrades... very very nice!
I don't know why but I have had issues with the worker gen 3 darts in blasters like the Max Stryker and the Gameface Trion.
Looks awesome. I have two questions: Is there any chance these will come in orange? And does the Worker Angled Foregrip work on the blaster? It looks like it might be a little tight when priming.
This might replace my Nexus Pro for our club games, which are 150fps cap.
I’ve haven’t heard anything about a orange Seagull yet and least there are no listings of it.
PERRY THE CAT!
Khaki looks so good on this blaster
The only thing I hate is that it shows a Bscar in the box and only gives the basic one. I wished they gave a Bscar as part of the pre-order. I can live without the iron sights. I'm replacing those iron sights with dots anyways.
That thing looks AMAZING!
How about a comparison of the Seagull vs the Unicorn?
We'll be doing a larger comparison with a bunch of springers soon!
Cool! @@outofdarts
I’m so very excited for shipping, I’m in need of a nice high-quality CQB blaster and this will be fabulous for that!
God, I REALLY want one of these. I just wish they made a full-length-only version; while I love the look of half-length mags, my primary use case (messing around with my coworkers in our very cluttered office) means I have to use full-lengths if I ever want to find them after a battle.
Just a slight suggestion, but if you are going to do a dart ranking list, i would highly suggest the RUUD darts(orange foam, grey tip). A lot rarer than the worker HEs but def worth a look. Rly nice and stiff foam (stiffer than the worker HEs by quite a but) and rly strong glue. Thanks to the stiffness it performs better than worker HEs in flywheels and more consistent in springers.
Thanks for the tip! We'll take a look and see if we can get them in time for our video!
Not my findings really. For some reason mine tend to have a much wider spread when shot thru my blasters than worker or dz darts.
@@davidpyo3455Oh? I’m not 100% sure about accuracy but it definitely shot more consistent for me.
The darts that come with the HC Diana are you talking about?
1:19 💀💀💀
Worker with another amazing blaster. Would love to see a bullpup from them.
Not including picatinny rails after preorders doesn't make any sense tho? Or am I confusing something?
hey sir, do you have any darts?
I think I'm gonna take the tiny grip and mount my Proud Papa to it. Because why not
4:47 Would you use an angled foregrip? if yes, why, if no, why not?
Depends on the angle. But overall, I like the XYL Unicorn foregrip on the Seagull. It gives plenty of space that you don't hit your palm on the magwell, while giving a more comfortable angle than the included vertical foregrip.
@@outofdarts thx for reply, i will check out the unicorn foregrip
I just ate Taco Bell. And until next time, I'm gunna Shart.
Will you ship to the UK in the future I want a lot of these blasters but can't due to no one shipping to the uk
Have you checked Blaster Time?
UKnerfwar stocks them
My trion just broke so this will be a nice replacement.
I've had my preorder in since you posted it on OOD. Can't wait!
Sweet little springer!!
So if I ordered on today I don't get the rails? That's lame af
No, that was a lie I guess? I got one a month ago and it came with the metal rails and the sights.
@@neilzientek Yeah mine ended up coming with them too.
Better then nexus pro?
Is out of darts shipping to europe?
Question, is the same muzzle that allows you to attach WORKER suppressors compatible with this blaster? (And the Harrier, by proxy)
Most SCARs, PCARs, BCARs, or cosmetic barrel attachments designed to fit around a 16mm OD barrel should fit this blaster. However, some rifling attachments have a collet that make it more difficult to attach to the shortest (210mm) barrel.
I like it
Dude has the iron sights on backwards
They should do an even smaller one called the birb
I thought the gun was automatic 🤡
Any chance the Harrier will be available in that purple color in the future? It looks awesome!
We have no knowledge of that happening... yet. 🤞
So it doesn't actually have slamfire, the FB post I saw from worker seemed to state it did
The initial posts on social media were based on rumors and mistranslations. Now that we have it in hand, we can confirm it doesn't have slam-fire.
Absolutely loving the designs from worker recently. VERY good looking with excellent colors! It's just a shame I'm no longer really into the hobby, but still cool seeing what companies come up with
Hey, I love the vids but when is the proton pack coming back in stock?
We were having trouble with the PCB supply chain shortages, but we've finally redesigned the boards for components that are more readily in stock. We have no ETA right now, but we'll be updating everyone soon!
do you guys ship to denmark?
We do ship some items internationally. However, we are unable to ship LiPo batteries or any fully-assembled blasters due to customs and carrier policy restrictions. If you are looking for a retailer of the Worker Seagull, there are more local options to you that might have less restrictions.
Can it get consistent HvZ speeds?
We've been able to get it down to 120 FPS with a hand-cut spring and a 15-degree BCAR. However, more testing is needed before we sell hand-cut springs or order a new spring of the correct length.
great blaster but im gonna save for the baize v2.5
this will steal peoples french fries cuz their money wont be going into their fries, but this.
I've got the Harrier and love it, so I'll probably skip this one. I am however excited to see what Worker might do with pistol class springers.
I have a feeling there's a fire rat type pistol coming up next in this line and I'm all for it
Wheres my injection molded bullpup springer 🥺
This stock is not gonna fit a lot of adult mans, unless you're short like me 😂
How does the form factor compare with the trion?
Wud have been great as a flywheel
I can already see the Seagull/Harrier, Phoenix 2, and Nightingale together being a formidable loadout!
Split between the seagull and the Orion lynx, anyone have any input?
Well do you like bull pup or traditional ar style of blasters. What is the purpose of the blaster? Indoor shooting, range day, outdoor shooting, what is your fps cap if you are going to an event
@@COMET_C01 don't mind the design of either, would like to be around 200 to 250 fps, mostly outdoor, more concerned with which seems to have better build quality and consistency
@@jro1213 I see. Well personally I haven’t held the Seagull yet, I’ve only ever seen the Lynx once in a nerf game. So I don’t think I’m really qualified to say which is better. The closet thing I have to the seagull is the Harrier and it’s quality is pretty good. It does not flex and gives me complete assurance when using it, I also put a bunch of stuff on the Harrier and it is still capable of working well with them. I put an replica Eotech and magnifier, replica magpul Mbus sights, replica Steiner Dbal A2, Cloud defensive Rein 2.0 and Ferro sling and it still holds up well despite the extra mass. So my moneys on the Seagull though you should consult with someone else who knows more about the Orion.
Is that an actual CTR or a replica CTR?
I think out of darts sells a replica ctr in their store
@@COMET_C01 oh ok
I cant infd the weaker spring for this blaster, can you please post a link?
Which weaker spring? The 250mm spring that's included with the Seagull and Harrier is not currently sold separately. However, you can find the OOD low-power spring that we used to get below 140 FPS here: outofdarts.com/products/ood-harrier-low-power-spring
Oh ok thank you for such a quick reply!
@@outofdarts Can this be cut shorter to get below 130 on the seagull? our club is discussing this
@@seathrunmagaoinghous4119 Yes, you can get around 120 FPS average with the 210mm barrel and our OOD Low Power Spring with 1 in cut off one end of the spring. Standard deviation is higher, of course, but it does work.
Thank you.
Is the plunger the same as the Harrier? I’d love to use the metal Sabre plunger.
The plunger is the same as the Harrier, and so is the catch. The only Sabre mod part for the Harrier that doesn't fit the Seagull is the mag release.
Harrier seemed cool, but prefer more CQB style blasters. I kinda feel like I need this..... especially in that purple. That teal is nice as well.
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Neat