A feature a lot of people miss is that on the beginning of the barrel, right in front of the magazine well, there's a small indent. Worker includes a sticker that goes on there that has a bar code, the serial number of your blaster, and the date of manufacture. Mine was 1/1/23.
If I had to start an armoury from the ground up, the: Phoenix 2.0, Nightingale, and Harrier would be a solid starting point, especially with the cohesive design language.
@Adham hossam Very true, and it’s a little unfortunate. But the mag types make sense, and if you think about it, nerf is really the only hobby that uses magazines where you can expect to have wide compatibility anyway for your mags anyway, so its still better than airsoft or real steel where basically everything is proprietary
You could get a Kirin Type-A with the slanted talon conversion kit. That would use the same mags at the Phoenix 2.0. Nightingales can be converted to full-auto, too.
The Harrier is my favorite springer to use right now, with the heavy spring and a scar hitting just below the 200fps limit of some nearby clubs. Trion play was also satisfying, but this one I *enjoyed* more. The price is high, but with how well it's made, it's easy to justify buying to have something that works, and works well.
@@outofdarts I can’t wait for this to ship. I haven't been able to find it online. Do you know what the diameter of the muzzle on the decorative barrel? I’m working on 3d printing a break myself.
@@TroyRubert The barrel itself is 16mm OD. The cutout at the front is designed so that one of their new aluminum-shrouded SCARs or BCARs can fit around a shorter barrel, and those rifling attachments are 30mm in diameter. I look forward to seeing what you design!
I had my Lynx hit 1 minute 30 seconds with no noticeable air loss. It could have kept going indefinitely but too much of an air seal isn't optimal for performance so I knocked it down to 15 seconds with a slightly looser plunger head. Excited to get my white Harrier in! Going for all the longboi parts because I love the long look.
Recently brought my Harrier to a ~200 fps game, truly one of the smoothest primes I've ever had. Had originally considered getting a swift but it was definitely worth waiting for the Harrier to be released
A lot of pros to this over other springer primaries: + Threaded barrels are an incredible barrel attachment method with excellent if not near perfect air seal. Clampdown barrel mounting styles are a pain in the butt. + Excellent out of the box air seal means you don't have to spend so much time fixing it + Proven plunger/pusher system (copying the caliburn, talonclaw, etc) + 2 part detachment system makes cleaning/lubing/repairing internal parts significantly easier and faster + Performance of up to 260-280 fps out of the box + easy to install upgrades means you're immediately good to go for most NIC/high-level hobby games + Built in hex key slot is great, more blasters should do this But there's a few cons worth of note: - Threaded barrels means you can only currently use worker's barrels. Most likely the Jet Blaster barrels, which are threaded as well, will not work. Maybe someone out there will make custom barrels later but my experience with the prophecy and worker LS kits tells me that their barrels are "okay". They are far from the best the hobby is offering. - Straight talons only. Man I wish they at least sold an angled talon version so I can use this with my phoenix 2.0 and not worry about what mags I'm pulling out. - Unless worker has upgraded their o-rings in their springers lately, I've had terrible experiences getting worker o-rings to lube up properly, especially with silicon grease. The worker lithium grease is also IMO not worth your time and is of poor quality. From the video it looks like the rubber buffer on the front of the plunger might be silicon based, since it looks similar to older worker buffers. The o-rings don't look like silicon though. Just remember before you buy what you'll be getting into. But for the most part nearly all of the cons I've listed are addressable through hobby provided help and guides for older springer platforms.
The newer blasters from Worker all look fantastic. I love the colors and overall designs so much. I'd definitely get a nightingale or phoenix if I had the money to spend.
Couple of suggestions for 3D printed pieces: Trigger Guard Bridge: After removing the knuckleduster, the empty screw holes near the trigger guard could be used to secure a 3D printed bridge over the gap. Grip Cap: With the knuckleduster removed, a more elegant cap to the grip could be fitted; a sling attachment option might be nice. New styles of knuckledusters might be interesting, but I think most of us find them unnecessary. Unless those knuckledusters have clips to hold FOUR extra short darts, okay not really. Maybe.
Looks pretty great. Really would like to get a Phoenix 2 and this for the full matching load out! The Worker Nightingale was probably my favourite blaster I acquired last year.
The Trion and the Harrier are two of the best blasters out right now. Even the Game Face Havoc prime beats out most other blasters. I'm looking forward to more AEG/HPA blasters in the hobby myself. That's when the hobby will reach a truly premium level.
It's a shame the Sweetheart is having so many problems and is so expensive. And the Challenger and Edge are just bad. The 76 though... and totally looking forward to some of Sillys designs.
I'm extremely impressed with this. The ease of maintenance and adaptability are huge! Also that build quality means much less upkeep or the need to upgrade parts. So, it may be triple the price of something like the Nexus Pro... But, over the long haul will actually save money. With 3 kids and myself, that's important lol. Also, if you're like me and run games using the Nexus Pro as the base blaster...that 5 round magazine is kinda nice. This will out perform them by a fair amount, but lowering ammo capacity levels the field
Hey Luke I love your channel and store, I have gotten a majority of my gear from you and I wanted to say thank you. I got the harrier on preorder and I’m super excited to get it. My max Stryker that i ran for ages broke because it’s shell couldn’t handle the tuning cap I put on so I preordered the harrier as a replacement I got a battle on the third so I hope I get it by then but if I don’t I’ll just run my 2.1
Thanks for the video Luke, as usual you have the best reviews in the hobby hands down. Just ordered 2 of them from you, can’t wait for your February shipment!
I have thoroughly average sized hands for an adult woman in the US, and I've had plenty of blasters where the grip is too short. I'm glad that this one can accommodate US adults. I really like the swapable barrels to dial in your performance. Now I just need to figure out what to do with my Stryker, lol
I'm very excited on your video review of blaster. This was very informative and surprising. The only thing that is keeping me from buying one is the price. I told myself if I'm going to come back to the hobby just get stuff your going to use and don't start being a nerf hoarder. The other reason is that it's only talon and not cross compatible with dart zone. Yes I do run those mags and have plenty of them.
Just to comment on the seal. Both my lynx and sbl have what I call an “infinity” seal. They will keep air indefinitely until you remove your finger. Can’t wait to get my hands on the Harrier!
Had one preorder with all the upgraded parts since first day they was on the out of darts site. Been checking almost daily for news on it so I guess you could say I'm a little anxious 😜 can't wait 👍
I love the look of this so much. Can not wait to get one. I think the included mag could be perfect for a SPAMF, make it more holstersble. I hope a weaker spring will come out for this. I would like a bit lower than 180 personally
The performance of a Swift with the bearing prime and form factor of a SBL. I'm tempted to get the stormtrooper color one but the last thing I need is another "AR-15" looking blaster.
I love the idea of this blaster. I have a U-Caliburn which will be getting metal internals that may be cheaper and better but this is without a doubt one of if both the best performance nerf blasters that you can buy and get from the box
I wish you had explained how easy/difficult it was to swap springs. After seeing the ease of spring swap in say the Trion I don't want to go back to having to take the whole shell apart just to swap a spring.
We mentioned at around 3:04 that you can access the internals with just 4 screws and the included hex key. While almost nothing is as quick as the Trion's spring spacer swap, the Harrier still takes less than a minute, and you don't need to take the whole shell apart to do so.
Very cool and premium blaster but unfortunately out of my price range. Yes please keep providing more blaster reviews. A simple request, would love to see you do a GameFace TRION review PLEASE Ty!!!!
I would love to see a sling point attachment for the buffer tube like you did with the nexus pro as I don't like using sling points on the rear of my stock.
You mean the threaded barrel is completely new for Worker, right? Can't recall dates but pretty sure JetBlaster (RIP) did that years ago with their XZeus and Ceda systems...
I didn't remember that, but I'll take your word for it. Still, it's a fantastic feature that I hope will only expand to more barrel options in the future!
Do you intend on releasing a weaker spring? I love the build quality and features but would love to be able to get it down to 110 FPS for indoor games in addition to the longer range of the stock springs?
I like everything but the dumb gap in the trigger guard, the hand guard, and the mag release. What's the point of a paddle mag release if the handguard is blocking it?? Should've been a button mag release
There is another blaster out of the box that seals well, but it is *very* old comparatively- if you count it, the Xzeus/Omega kit from jet blasters. That uses the same sort of threaded breach & has a perfect air seal out of the box too
I have several high power springers including a Prophecy and a Nexus and this is enough of a step above that I am going to pick one up when I can afford it.
the only down side i see with this blaster is the foregrip compatibility. I'm an angled foregrip fan. my guess is you can use a picitiny riser and mount it very forward to get it to work(dont have one to test with)
Depending on the type you get, a worker angled foregrip fits pretty easily, but longer grips, like the S-grip might hit the magwell. Your mileage may vary.
@@outofdarts Darn, Hard Pass from me then. send this feedback to your contact at Worker: I use the foregrip to pull my blaster into my shoulder when aiming. So it's important to me that it locks in position. Additionally, lack of lock is a risk for blaster self-destruction if you pull the trigger from an open breech; and I like my gear to be Foolproof. I expect commercial blasters to have high level features and protections like locks; especially at this price point. I understand that back in the days of DIY/modding it was popular to remove locks, but haven't we moved past that? -these Refinements are why I've retired my Caliburn in favor of the Nexus and now Trion.
Cant wait to get mine in hand, when do you think they will ship? Date on site still or pre orders goin out anytime early??? I want to order a list of up grades, but wanta mess with it stock 1st...so I can see the improvements. So pumped for this blaster....
Are the picatinny rails removable like the optional rails on the Nightingale? I personally love a sleeker look with minimal rails, which is why I'm so attached to my Nightingale.
Yes, the rails can be left off the blaster. The only picatinny that I'd recommend keeping is the top rail because it does add a lot of rigidity to the blaster, and it is somewhat recessed between the iron sights.
I reckon I'm gonna be saving up to get a few of these. They look really cool and the ergonomics seem to be amazing. I might have to get one of my friends to see if they can 3d print an m4 style mag for one of these
@@evandiliberto6238 Yep! We just got gameplay footage for the Trion the same day we got footage for the Harrier. Our video should be out in 2-3 weeks after our Lynx Build Guide.
From what I've seen, for sure! I think the Nexus/Stryker, Trion, and Harrier are all among the best blasters at their own respective price points! (Nexus & Stryker are $50-60, Trion is like $80-90, and Harrier is $160+)
I picked one up and absolutely love it! However I tried the air seal test like you did and mine leaks out in like 2 seconds. I can also feel air come out through the stock end. Any ideas?
While a perfect seal like ours isn't required to get good performance out of your blaster, leaking air out of the stock point doesn't sound normal. Feel free to contact us about it and we can see what we can do to help! outofdarts.com/pages/contact
Same I too have air leaking out of the buffer tube. When I first bought it the air seal is phenomenal and doesn’t leak air out. But now, when I fire a dart I don’t feel air leaking out but when I dry fire the blaster with my thumb over the muzzle. The air actually leaks out from the buffer tube. I tried lubing all the o rings btw. Nothing so far. Any suggestions?
Currently enjoying my Harrier and barrel/spring choice is definitely a big deal here, especially when it comes to choosing barrel attachments to make sure it's actually accurate 😅 Also is the prime squeaky for you around the catch area when using the 1.6×250 spring?
Two questions! 1: Is the barrel of the looser kind, like in Dart Zone Pro blasters (i.e if you dropped a dart in, it could freely fall through)? I don't really want to have to worry about squibs if I decide to invest in this blaster... 2: How tough is the prime? I've heard the prime on the Swift is super light and smooth for the performance because of the long stroke and whatnot--is the Harrier the same?
All good questions! 1. I'm not in the studio to double-check, but I don't remember the darts being a loose fit, which is probably one of the reasons we couldn't get it to HvZ and Super-Stock FPS ranges (though we still have plans for that). 2. The prime is really light and smooth. It's hard to compare due to the different orientations of the pump grip, but it's at least on par with the Swift in its smoothness.
I would be fascinated to see a blaster come out that's "meant for cosplay", meaning it has a minimal form factor with easy to attach to points, essentially designing with the intent that cosplayers and other makers would buy the base blaster and add on to it to make it have the appearance of other weapons from media.
I mean that sorta happened with I believe “flycore” it was supposed to be a standard core that you can design whatever you want around it. It is 3d printed tho
We have two X1 Carbons and one P1P that we're putting through their paces. We'll be filming a video review on it in February, but suffice it to say that we're impressed!
This honestly looks like an end game style thing for me. My Nerf Group goes pretty hard at 200-250 fps, so I can compete with a modded Nexus Pro and Tomcat but I get outgunned by things like the Lynx and SBL. I just don't want a 3D printed blaster, reliability is key and this seems to have it. But I am curious, it seems like a few springs and barrels come in the box? Which ones? I believe you also said it included a plastic scar? I would love to know the specifics of the contents in the box!
While Worker designed and produced this blaster, they don't have an official retail website. However, we are an authorized US retailer of their products and handle customer service should you choose to purchase your Harrier from us.
This blaster is awesome, but I have one question. With the tight dimensions of the prime stroke and the picatinny at the front, am I limited to vertical pump grips only? Or could you feesibly attach a longer AFG on there? Say, the SBL pump grimp?
I saw SBL and had to reply. 5:45 Looking at the Harrier at the bottom, I'd have to say absolutely no. The picatinny rail for priming is short in length and I'd say any AFG including the SBL's is going to be around 15cm long with the rail attachment point in the center.
Hey! I was thinking of buying the harrier, but there don’t seem to be barrel or spring options on the website. Are they all included or do alternates need to be purchased separately?
Not practical for gameplay, but I can get my worker swift with a 1.8 spring and brass barrel to shoot 360FPS. Can the harrier possibly outperform that?
I think the one missed opportunity with the Harrier is the spring swap. I wish they'd carried over the rear spring swap from the swift. And I wish Worker would do the bcar in all orange
Yep! All screwed in with brass inserts too. I'm sure someone will design a decorative cap for the end of the grip if we don't get around to it first, but otherwise, the metal hand guard is removable.
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A feature a lot of people miss is that on the beginning of the barrel, right in front of the magazine well, there's a small indent. Worker includes a sticker that goes on there that has a bar code, the serial number of your blaster, and the date of manufacture. Mine was 1/1/23.
Wow that's cool
good on ya mate
Yeah mi e was made the same date and I bought mine 2 weeks ago, from OOD.
@@rabidpichu7391 They must have been made in the same batch. Mine's 3150200088.
If I had to start an armoury from the ground up, the: Phoenix 2.0, Nightingale, and Harrier would be a solid starting point, especially with the cohesive design language.
I keep thinking about offering a 'set' of all three with a bunch of mags/darts. Might have to do that.
@@outofdarts plzzzz
Problem is they all use different mags.
@Adham hossam
Very true, and it’s a little unfortunate. But the mag types make sense, and if you think about it, nerf is really the only hobby that uses magazines where you can expect to have wide compatibility anyway for your mags anyway, so its still better than airsoft or real steel where basically everything is proprietary
You could get a Kirin Type-A with the slanted talon conversion kit. That would use the same mags at the Phoenix 2.0.
Nightingales can be converted to full-auto, too.
The Harrier is my favorite springer to use right now, with the heavy spring and a scar hitting just below the 200fps limit of some nearby clubs. Trion play was also satisfying, but this one I *enjoyed* more. The price is high, but with how well it's made, it's easy to justify buying to have something that works, and works well.
100% agree. Fantastic seeing options like this in the hobby.
@@outofdarts I can’t wait for this to ship. I haven't been able to find it online. Do you know what the diameter of the muzzle on the decorative barrel? I’m working on 3d printing a break myself.
@@TroyRubert The barrel itself is 16mm OD. The cutout at the front is designed so that one of their new aluminum-shrouded SCARs or BCARs can fit around a shorter barrel, and those rifling attachments are 30mm in diameter. I look forward to seeing what you design!
I had my Lynx hit 1 minute 30 seconds with no noticeable air loss. It could have kept going indefinitely but too much of an air seal isn't optimal for performance so I knocked it down to 15 seconds with a slightly looser plunger head.
Excited to get my white Harrier in! Going for all the longboi parts because I love the long look.
Recently brought my Harrier to a ~200 fps game, truly one of the smoothest primes I've ever had. Had originally considered getting a swift but it was definitely worth waiting for the Harrier to be released
I’m glad to hear that this grip is slightly longer than the Nightingale’s. We have the same issue with the Nightingale’s grip length.
I’m glad you’re glad.
@@fullarmourtracksuit4023 i’m glad that you’re glad that they’re glad.
@@Hdjehandgues That really makes me glad you said that. Cheers.
Glad I'm not the only one! Sometimes I feel like I'm too crazy on grips...
Old world phrasing at 6:17... Love it!
A lot of pros to this over other springer primaries:
+ Threaded barrels are an incredible barrel attachment method with excellent if not near perfect air seal. Clampdown barrel mounting styles are a pain in the butt.
+ Excellent out of the box air seal means you don't have to spend so much time fixing it
+ Proven plunger/pusher system (copying the caliburn, talonclaw, etc)
+ 2 part detachment system makes cleaning/lubing/repairing internal parts significantly easier and faster
+ Performance of up to 260-280 fps out of the box + easy to install upgrades means you're immediately good to go for most NIC/high-level hobby games
+ Built in hex key slot is great, more blasters should do this
But there's a few cons worth of note:
- Threaded barrels means you can only currently use worker's barrels. Most likely the Jet Blaster barrels, which are threaded as well, will not work. Maybe someone out there will make custom barrels later but my experience with the prophecy and worker LS kits tells me that their barrels are "okay". They are far from the best the hobby is offering.
- Straight talons only. Man I wish they at least sold an angled talon version so I can use this with my phoenix 2.0 and not worry about what mags I'm pulling out.
- Unless worker has upgraded their o-rings in their springers lately, I've had terrible experiences getting worker o-rings to lube up properly, especially with silicon grease. The worker lithium grease is also IMO not worth your time and is of poor quality. From the video it looks like the rubber buffer on the front of the plunger might be silicon based, since it looks similar to older worker buffers. The o-rings don't look like silicon though.
Just remember before you buy what you'll be getting into. But for the most part nearly all of the cons I've listed are addressable through hobby provided help and guides for older springer platforms.
My favorite part was when you said the SAB M20 looked ugly. But I am also looking forward to this blaster for games.
The newer blasters from Worker all look fantastic. I love the colors and overall designs so much. I'd definitely get a nightingale or phoenix if I had the money to spend.
Couple of suggestions for 3D printed pieces:
Trigger Guard Bridge: After removing the knuckleduster, the empty screw holes near the trigger guard could be used to secure a 3D printed bridge over the gap.
Grip Cap: With the knuckleduster removed, a more elegant cap to the grip could be fitted; a sling attachment option might be nice.
New styles of knuckledusters might be interesting, but I think most of us find them unnecessary. Unless those knuckledusters have clips to hold FOUR extra short darts, okay not really. Maybe.
Awesome review!
Did the air seal test with my new Harrier without the scar barrel attached and gave up after 2 minutes 😆 it last a long time
Love my harrier so much I went and ordered me another one this morning haha. Getting my new one in clear!
Looks pretty great. Really would like to get a Phoenix 2 and this for the full matching load out! The Worker Nightingale was probably my favourite blaster I acquired last year.
The Trion and the Harrier are two of the best blasters out right now. Even the Game Face Havoc prime beats out most other blasters.
I'm looking forward to more AEG/HPA blasters in the hobby myself. That's when the hobby will reach a truly premium level.
It's a shame the Sweetheart is having so many problems and is so expensive. And the Challenger and Edge are just bad. The 76 though... and totally looking forward to some of Sillys designs.
I'm extremely impressed with this. The ease of maintenance and adaptability are huge! Also that build quality means much less upkeep or the need to upgrade parts. So, it may be triple the price of something like the Nexus Pro... But, over the long haul will actually save money. With 3 kids and myself, that's important lol.
Also, if you're like me and run games using the Nexus Pro as the base blaster...that 5 round magazine is kinda nice. This will out perform them by a fair amount, but lowering ammo capacity levels the field
Hey Luke I love your channel and store, I have gotten a majority of my gear from you and I wanted to say thank you. I got the harrier on preorder and I’m super excited to get it. My max Stryker that i ran for ages broke because it’s shell couldn’t handle the tuning cap I put on so I preordered the harrier as a replacement I got a battle on the third so I hope I get it by then but if I don’t I’ll just run my 2.1
I love how gorgeous the design of this one is. Been waiting for an upgrade from my stryker and this looks like it might be it
Thanks for the video Luke, as usual you have the best reviews in the hobby hands down. Just ordered 2 of them from you, can’t wait for your February shipment!
I can't wait to get a hold of mine. Great review as always. Hoping to see a mod video in the future 👍
Thank you for the fps table!
amazing video.
Thanks for the review, I will be buying the harrier now, to upgrade my swift. It's crazy how many parts are available already
Oh man! I want one! Lol I love my Stryker but this is just solid and will definitely last! I wish they made a metal parts kit for the Stryker 😅
I have thoroughly average sized hands for an adult woman in the US, and I've had plenty of blasters where the grip is too short. I'm glad that this one can accommodate US adults. I really like the swapable barrels to dial in your performance.
Now I just need to figure out what to do with my Stryker, lol
I'm very excited on your video review of blaster. This was very informative and surprising. The only thing that is keeping me from buying one is the price. I told myself if I'm going to come back to the hobby just get stuff your going to use and don't start being a nerf hoarder. The other reason is that it's only talon and not cross compatible with dart zone. Yes I do run those mags and have plenty of them.
I wonder whether in your air seal test if the scar barrel was the weak point? Might have an indefinite air seal if you use the bare barrel.
You're probably right, as I didn't even bother trying without the SCAR. Easily could be the only point leaking.
Great review Luke really loving the harrier so far
Just to comment on the seal. Both my lynx and sbl have what I call an “infinity” seal. They will keep air indefinitely until you remove your finger. Can’t wait to get my hands on the Harrier!
Got it pre-ordered. Pretty stoked.
Had one preorder with all the upgraded parts since first day they was on the out of darts site. Been checking almost daily for news on it so I guess you could say I'm a little anxious 😜 can't wait 👍
Looking skinny! Don’t skip your meals! 🇨🇦 I just got my orders from OOD for my MK3! I’m very happy! Thanks 🙏
I have the Worker Harrier, love them! 265fps! Greetings from Vienna (Europe/Austria) Erik
this blaster looks amazing, i will definitely buy this.
This blaster feels like a game changer. I feel like the Harrier really marks that the hobby has really come into its own.
I love the look of this so much. Can not wait to get one. I think the included mag could be perfect for a SPAMF, make it more holstersble.
I hope a weaker spring will come out for this. I would like a bit lower than 180 personally
The performance of a Swift with the bearing prime and form factor of a SBL. I'm tempted to get the stormtrooper color one but the last thing I need is another "AR-15" looking blaster.
Looks like a really neat build.
The only thing left to make this a 10/10 is the little quick swap spring feature that the Gameface Trion has
I love the idea of this blaster. I have a U-Caliburn which will be getting metal internals that may be cheaper and better but this is without a doubt one of if both the best performance nerf blasters that you can buy and get from the box
I wish you had explained how easy/difficult it was to swap springs. After seeing the ease of spring swap in say the Trion I don't want to go back to having to take the whole shell apart just to swap a spring.
We mentioned at around 3:04 that you can access the internals with just 4 screws and the included hex key. While almost nothing is as quick as the Trion's spring spacer swap, the Harrier still takes less than a minute, and you don't need to take the whole shell apart to do so.
I'll do a tips/tricks/maintenance video!
This makes me really excited for mine on preorder. Not cheap but you get quite the blaster.
Thx again Luke. Love my Swift, so this seems like a nice compliment. Added to preorder cart for next availability.
That looks like an awesome blaster. I'll definitely pick one up.
Very cool and premium blaster but unfortunately out of my price range. Yes please keep providing more blaster reviews. A simple request, would love to see you do a GameFace TRION review PLEASE Ty!!!!
i see a QWK edge on the wall behind you are you gonna review that soon maybe pls
I would love to see a sling point attachment for the buffer tube like you did with the nexus pro as I don't like using sling points on the rear of my stock.
Noted!
@@outofdarts oh, ambidextrous too, please. It's annoying that the worker stock on harrier only has an attachment point for righties.
You mean the threaded barrel is completely new for Worker, right? Can't recall dates but pretty sure JetBlaster (RIP) did that years ago with their XZeus and Ceda systems...
I didn't remember that, but I'll take your word for it. Still, it's a fantastic feature that I hope will only expand to more barrel options in the future!
That thing is AWESOME! Can't wait to get 1
I like my max stryker well enough, but it creaks and flexes *so* much when I'm handing it. I'd love to have something similar but a bit more solid.
Do you intend on releasing a weaker spring? I love the build quality and features but would love to be able to get it down to 110 FPS for indoor games in addition to the longer range of the stock springs?
We sure do. Samples already ordered.
@@outofdarts fantastic to hear! Will probably end up picking one up, then!
Thanx luke for the updates n comparisons
I like everything but the dumb gap in the trigger guard, the hand guard, and the mag release. What's the point of a paddle mag release if the handguard is blocking it?? Should've been a button mag release
There is another blaster out of the box that seals well, but it is *very* old comparatively- if you count it, the Xzeus/Omega kit from jet blasters. That uses the same sort of threaded breach & has a perfect air seal out of the box too
I have several high power springers including a Prophecy and a Nexus and this is enough of a step above that I am going to pick one up when I can afford it.
the only down side i see with this blaster is the foregrip compatibility. I'm an angled foregrip fan. my guess is you can use a picitiny riser and mount it very forward to get it to work(dont have one to test with)
Depending on the type you get, a worker angled foregrip fits pretty easily, but longer grips, like the S-grip might hit the magwell. Your mileage may vary.
No Unjamming Button??
after priming once, how do you unlock the breech to prime again?
There is no prime lock on this blaster. So, if you need to unjam or de-prime the blaster, you just pull back the prime handle again.
@@outofdarts Darn, Hard Pass from me then.
send this feedback to your contact at Worker:
I use the foregrip to pull my blaster into my shoulder when aiming. So it's important to me that it locks in position.
Additionally, lack of lock is a risk for blaster self-destruction if you pull the trigger from an open breech; and I like my gear to be Foolproof.
I expect commercial blasters to have high level features and protections like locks; especially at this price point. I understand that back in the days of DIY/modding it was popular to remove locks, but haven't we moved past that?
-these Refinements are why I've retired my Caliburn in favor of the Nexus and now Trion.
Awesome review as always thanks 😊
I have built Ranger Snipers with upwards of 4 min seal holding. Average is about 30 secs-1min
Cant wait to get mine in hand, when do you think they will ship? Date on site still or pre orders goin out anytime early??? I want to order a list of up grades, but wanta mess with it stock 1st...so I can see the improvements. So pumped for this blaster....
Please ship mine feb 5 when they arrive
Are the picatinny rails removable like the optional rails on the Nightingale? I personally love a sleeker look with minimal rails, which is why I'm so attached to my Nightingale.
Yes, the rails can be left off the blaster. The only picatinny that I'd recommend keeping is the top rail because it does add a lot of rigidity to the blaster, and it is somewhat recessed between the iron sights.
As for the air seal, my Swift can hold air for 7 minutes easily, but 30 seconds is still more than enough
I reckon I'm gonna be saving up to get a few of these. They look really cool and the ergonomics seem to be amazing. I might have to get one of my friends to see if they can 3d print an m4 style mag for one of these
I have to argue that Trion is up there as well
Understandably so! This year is already full of great springer blasters to choose from.
Any plans for a Trion review? The anticipation is killing us
@@evandiliberto6238 Yep! We just got gameplay footage for the Trion the same day we got footage for the Harrier. Our video should be out in 2-3 weeks after our Lynx Build Guide.
From what I've seen, for sure! I think the Nexus/Stryker, Trion, and Harrier are all among the best blasters at their own respective price points! (Nexus & Stryker are $50-60, Trion is like $80-90, and Harrier is $160+)
AMAZING! now do a Blaize review too!!!
Idea I thought about when I was browsing your store. What if you made a stock/ grip for the Jupiter that turned it into a p90 like blaster.
I picked one up and absolutely love it! However I tried the air seal test like you did and mine leaks out in like 2 seconds. I can also feel air come out through the stock end. Any ideas?
While a perfect seal like ours isn't required to get good performance out of your blaster, leaking air out of the stock point doesn't sound normal. Feel free to contact us about it and we can see what we can do to help! outofdarts.com/pages/contact
Same I too have air leaking out of the buffer tube. When I first bought it the air seal is phenomenal and doesn’t leak air out. But now, when I fire a dart I don’t feel air leaking out but when I dry fire the blaster with my thumb over the muzzle. The air actually leaks out from the buffer tube. I tried lubing all the o rings btw. Nothing so far. Any suggestions?
Currently enjoying my Harrier and barrel/spring choice is definitely a big deal here, especially when it comes to choosing barrel attachments to make sure it's actually accurate 😅
Also is the prime squeaky for you around the catch area when using the 1.6×250 spring?
Two questions!
1: Is the barrel of the looser kind, like in Dart Zone Pro blasters (i.e if you dropped a dart in, it could freely fall through)? I don't really want to have to worry about squibs if I decide to invest in this blaster...
2: How tough is the prime? I've heard the prime on the Swift is super light and smooth for the performance because of the long stroke and whatnot--is the Harrier the same?
All good questions!
1. I'm not in the studio to double-check, but I don't remember the darts being a loose fit, which is probably one of the reasons we couldn't get it to HvZ and Super-Stock FPS ranges (though we still have plans for that).
2. The prime is really light and smooth. It's hard to compare due to the different orientations of the pump grip, but it's at least on par with the Swift in its smoothness.
What would you recommend for a full dart Springer and a flywheeler
Great vid. When are you going to ship them?
We expect to get them in the warehouse on February 5th and start sending pre-orders out soon after!
@@outofdarts that's great!
I just got a trion and love it but this looks like a beast really tempted to buy one
I couldn't find anything for the Rival Helios on your website. Do people not modify the springs in the Helios?
Not to be confused with the Harrier V/STOL.
I would be fascinated to see a blaster come out that's "meant for cosplay", meaning it has a minimal form factor with easy to attach to points, essentially designing with the intent that cosplayers and other makers would buy the base blaster and add on to it to make it have the appearance of other weapons from media.
I mean that sorta happened with I believe “flycore” it was supposed to be a standard core that you can design whatever you want around it. It is 3d printed tho
@@MaxwellDoesStuff Oh, cool! I wasn't aware of that!
I saw your bambu printer. I got to see one of those the other day. How does it match up against the prusa for nerf stuff?
We have two X1 Carbons and one P1P that we're putting through their paces. We'll be filming a video review on it in February, but suffice it to say that we're impressed!
On order from you, looking forward to take it out on the field.
This honestly looks like an end game style thing for me. My Nerf Group goes pretty hard at 200-250 fps, so I can compete with a modded Nexus Pro and Tomcat but I get outgunned by things like the Lynx and SBL. I just don't want a 3D printed blaster, reliability is key and this seems to have it.
But I am curious, it seems like a few springs and barrels come in the box? Which ones? I believe you also said it included a plastic scar? I would love to know the specifics of the contents in the box!
I'd say get a trion
Sold my swift to buy one. Waiting for it to arrive.
Yeah this makes the Swift obsolete
@@frostedbutts4340 im absolutely loving it.
Why isn’t this blaster on the worker website? Is it only available on third-party websites or did worker not officially release this?
While Worker designed and produced this blaster, they don't have an official retail website. However, we are an authorized US retailer of their products and handle customer service should you choose to purchase your Harrier from us.
Could you comment on the prime & how it compares to the Swift with similar high FPS spring loads?
No such thing as too many blaster releases Luke! 😂
that blaster looks awesome.
are we ever going to get stls for the little rocket and veryents
Jeeze that is a gorgeous blaster.
This blaster is awesome, but I have one question. With the tight dimensions of the prime stroke and the picatinny at the front, am I limited to vertical pump grips only? Or could you feesibly attach a longer AFG on there? Say, the SBL pump grimp?
I saw SBL and had to reply.
5:45 Looking at the Harrier at the bottom, I'd have to say absolutely no. The picatinny rail for priming is short in length and I'd say any AFG including the SBL's is going to be around 15cm long with the rail attachment point in the center.
Hey! I was thinking of buying the harrier, but there don’t seem to be barrel or spring options on the website. Are they all included or do alternates need to be purchased separately?
Not practical for gameplay, but I can get my worker swift with a 1.8 spring and brass barrel to shoot 360FPS. Can the harrier possibly outperform that?
would i be able to get one before march 22 (my birthday)?
i wanna know if the shipping could get to canada before march 22
Will there be a 1.8 spring in the future luke so It can reach 300 FPS plus
Is there anywhere that I can buy a tomcat sight
do you guys think you could. maybe , just maybe do a review of the 3dprintedsolid battle pack which can deliver 40+ rounds
I'm going to buy it now
I ordered mine and I don’t know when it will ship if you do know when?
Are you happy with the print quality and general use of those BambuLab X1C?
We're still putting them through their paces, but we're impressed so far!
@@outofdarts thanks for letting me know!
I think the one missed opportunity with the Harrier is the spring swap. I wish they'd carried over the rear spring swap from the swift.
And I wish Worker would do the bcar in all orange
What do you think is the plunger tube size on this one?
I’ve heard that the metal handle guard can come off if that’s what is wanted, is that true?
Yep! All screwed in with brass inserts too. I'm sure someone will design a decorative cap for the end of the grip if we don't get around to it first, but otherwise, the metal hand guard is removable.
@@outofdarts awesome! And thanks for the quick reply!
I love Worker products.
I'd love to just buy the stock off this one, I really dig the simple design.
I’m going to be replacing the stock on mine. Message me if you really want it
Can it shoot Rival round and Mega darts like the Nexus Pro?