After finally getting my hands on a Barricade yesterday, I've done my testing, and it's time to write a review.
ADVANTAGES and DISADVANTAGES
- Requires 3 AA batteries to run.
- Fires ten darts from a rotating barrel
- Is semi-automatic, which means that the blaster is fired by pressing the trigger, which means no reloading, but no rapid fire
- Cannot fire without batteries
- Uses flywheels, which means there is a 'motor' like noise while the blaster is firing, but the gun is no louder than an Alpha Trooper or Recon due to a more quiet sound made by the trigger
- Has room for a stock, and works well with the Raider's
- Has a jam clearance door that, unlike other blasters, can be opened at any time.
- Has a impressive rate of fire, fully unloading the 10 dart barrel in 3 or 4 seconds.
- The trigger sometimes briefly locks in place, but this can be resolved by letting the trigger revert back into its original position before continuing firing.
- Has a tactical rail that works well with most accesories, due to the lack of a reloading mechanism
And, courtesy of SG Nerf, one of those mods that blows you away...
Awesome!!!

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