The full auto NG-2; the PATHFINDER
The PATHFINDER is essentially based on the standard NG-2. But it features a full auto mechanism, voltage indicator and safety catch. Max fps is 130, the rate of fire is approximately 900darts/min.
The safety catch is a mechanical lock, that keeps you form accidentally freiring the blaster. It is ambidextrous, hence available from both sides.
The voltage indicator is house in the main body and well visible from the rear.
The overall profile has been kept very slim, size is minimal. Performance is on par with the NG-2 with a max 130fps. Again you will find a cage that is completely printed in ABS to endure the potential heat from the motors. This is also true for the pushed mechanism which is printed in solid ABS. The pusher is powered by a gear box with metal gears.
As with most of our designs, you are able to choose your own color combinations.
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