Author Archives: uSoak

Super Soaker Shot Blast

Posted on 2011/06/13 by uSoak

“The Shot Blast could’ve been so great.  It actually had a stock.  It looks powerful and aggressive but it’s really just a big syringe.  The reflex sight on top would’ve been nice if you didn’t need to pump in order … Continue reading →

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Super Soaker CPS 2700

Posted on 2011/05/30 by uSoak

Download the Super Soaker CPS 2700 Blaster Sheet PDF file.

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Water Warriors Vindicator

Posted on 2011/05/30 by uSoak

Download the Water Warriors Vindicator Blaster Sheet PDF file.

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Super Soaker CPS 2500

Posted on 2011/05/30 by uSoak

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Water Warriors Vanquisher

Posted on 2011/05/30 by uSoak

“The Vanquisher was a decent replacement for the Pulse Master.  I liked the ability to use the rear reservoir as a stock.  Good nozzle selection, though I didn’t change it much, if all.  I can’t remember.  Felt like the gun … Continue reading →

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Super Soaker Liquidator

Posted on 2011/05/23 by uSoak

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Super Soaker Monster XL

Posted on 2011/05/23 by uSoak

Download the Super Soaker Monster XL Blaster Sheet PDF file.

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Vortex Optics Solo Range-Finder

Posted on 2011/05/23 by uSoak

http://www.vortexoptics.com/product/vortex-solo-8×36-rt-tactical-monocular

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Super Soaker Flash Flood

Posted on 2011/05/02 by uSoak

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“Harries Grip”

Posted on 2011/04/25 by uSoak

The “Harries Grip” is a way of holding a flashlight and weapon in a hand-over-hand fashion that offers better stability. This grip technique is used a lot by Sam when exploring poorly lit places. For an example, see: http://media.photobucket.com/image/harries%20hold/blackbear11784/crossedwrist.jpg

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