Usually I don't cover the same blaster twice, but... The Gen 1 release was marred by game breaking technical difficulties, then Gen 2 came along only to fix the most glaring offenses, but finally we have achieved perfection: The Dart Zone Max Omnia Pro Gen 3 - it's the same beast, but a totally different animal. And now it comes in Lime Green.
The Dart Zone Max Omnia Pro Gen 3 is the same blaster Dart Zone has promised us for years now. An ultimate flywheel blaster with a Select-Fire switch that allows you to alternate fire modes between single-fire, burst, or full auto firing modes? At 7 darts per second?! Check. A sleeper build, so to speak, harnessing immense power underneath a sleek and demure outer shell. The Omnia Pro Gen 3 fires those cute little half-length darts out of the muzzle at velocities in excess of 150 FPS!
But now, and this is where it gets good, the Omnia Pro Gen 3... just works. It does what it was always supposed to do. Huge firing delay when pulling the trigger? Gone. Imbalanced flywheels destroying the accuracy? Demolished. The Omnia just works, and that's all you can really ask for these days. It's a shame it took them three generations to finally get it right, but they do say "better late than never."
The Dart Zone Omnia Pro Gen 3 comes with a (finally) fully functional blaster, two 15 round half-length dart magazines, 30 Nitroshot+ Darts, a rechargeable 7.4v 1800mAh lithium-ion battery, a USB charger, removable iron sights, detachable shoulder stock and last but not least, safety goggles.
This heavily modded and expertly painted Dart Zone Pro MK-1.1 blaster has full metal internals, courtesy of Worker, and a mag-well adapter from the Max Stryfer for improved cross-compatibility. It also comes with a Zaurko UCS SCAR barrel.
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