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|Title = FastFire |
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|Year = [[1998]] |
|Year = [[1998]] |
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|Available = No |
|Available = No |
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Revision as of 01:26, 3 July 2014
| 6.5 | This blaster scores a 6.5 |
| FastFire | |
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No |
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| Average Retail Price(s): |
$6.99 |
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The FastFire is a 1998 Koosh Vortex blaster that holds 4 Mini Spinfire Rings. It is no longer available for purchase because its home line has since been discontinued. When it was introduced it cost about $6.99. It got mixed reviews when it first came out.
Review
Description The Koosh Vortex FastFire is identical to its sibling, the Spin Sight. The FastFire, while it does have redeeming qualities is not as good as Spin Sight.
Range - 7/10 - The FastFire gets a good 45 feet per ring.
Accuracy - 5/10 - The accuracy is somewhat limited when compared to the Spin Sight.
Reliability - 8/10 - While the weird firing mechanism may bring the blaster down, the reliability is very good.
Rate - 6/10 - The FastFire gets a decent rate of 1.82 seconds.
Overall - 6.5/10 - The FastFire is OK, but not as good as the Spin Sight.
Trivia
- This was one of the smallest Vortex blasters, because they had a trait of being very large.
- It was eventually rereleased by Zuru with a slightly redesigned shell and launch mechanism, and named the Zing-Ring Nano Blaster.
| Koosh Vortex blasters | |
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| 1998: | FastFire | Spin Sight | Tornado | Tornado X/2 |
| 1999: | Firestorm | PowerStrike | Viper Shot |