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Latest revision as of 01:35, 20 February 2018

DartZoneBallistixOps
Powerball
PowerballCGRender
Year Released:

2017

Available?:

Yes

Stock Capacity:

8 Power Strike Rounds

Average Retail Price(s):

17.99 USD

Family:

Ballistix Ops

Plunger Type:

Direct

Additional Pages:Reviewless

The Powerball is a 2017 Dart Zone Ballistix Ops blaster that holds 8 Power Strike Rounds. It is the entry-level model (and only blaster) in the series, and packs a punch despite being small. It is extremely potent, having excellent range and power. As it belongs to the Ballistix Ops series, it is meant for older users. It has a velocity claim of 100 fps.

Description[]

The Powerball is the small blaster of the line. It has a large charging handle which also functions as a fore grip, which is to be pulled back to prime the blaster. The gun also has a safety, which prevents it from being fired unless it is disabled. It comes only in a blue color.

The Powerball is notable for having Ballistix Match Technology, which allows it to accept Nerf RIVAL High-Impact Rounds and RIVAL magazines (referred to as "leading brand" on packaging).

Internals[]

The Powerball has a very large direct plunger and a firing trigger, along with a few springs and a ratchet mechanism. Of note is that the Powerball lacks any form of air restrictor.

Position in Theme[]

The Powerball, being the only blaster in the Ballistix Ops line, pretty much acts as the standard blaster for anyone's use.

Blaster Co-relation[]

The Powerball is very similar to the Titanium, a blaster in the Adventure Force Tactical Strike series; both come with the same type of hopper and operate very similarly.

Faults[]

Like all other blasters, the Powerball has faults. The main fault is that could be hard to prime. This is mainly due to having a very strong and heavy spring.

How to Fire[]

Step 1 - Load 8 rounds into the included 8-round hopper.
Step 2 - Load the magazine into the top of the blaster.
Step 3 - Disengage the safety if you haven't already.
Step 4 - Pull the charging handle back and push it forward.
Step 5 - Pull the trigger to fire a round.

Trivia[]

  • The Powerball, as mentioned earlier, is the only blaster in the Ballistix Ops series as of 2018; it is unlikely that there will be other blasters in the Ballistix Ops series due to a shift in focus to the newer Adventure Force Tactical Strike series. It is unknown if the Powerball will be marketed as an Adventure Force Tactical Strike blaster in the future.

See Also[]