Stuff About Blasters
Some nerfers might think that HPA is dangerous, too expensive, or too complicated. However, I find the Axiom to be an easy-to-learn platform, only about as risky as a standard springer blaster, and lots of fun (CONTINUE READING…)
Improve the durability and performance of your blaster by simply switching out the spring. K-series springs are most common for Caliburns, Talon Claws and U-Series blasters. While they do work and are fairly durable, they aren’t rated for the amount of compression cycles we use in nerf, and will probably wear out in about a year…. (CONTINUE READING)
U-series blasters have been available for awhile, but we recently made some modifications to improve performance and durability. These tips apply to the U Talon Claw, U Bullpup and U Caliburn…(CONTINUE READING)
See how our filament colors will look on your blaster.
See how the vanguard (dogbone-shaped) ramcore works when firing. The benefit of a vanguard is to be able to fire with the breech closed.
How to Use the HC Diana
The Diana is a super fun blaster, but if you’ve never used a flywheel or electric blaster before, there’s a few things to know. #1:
Diana | FAQ, Overview, and Gameplay
This page here is a repository for all things HC Diana! Let us know if you have any questions! Running a Secondary in Your Loadout
How to Use and Maintain Your Storm
This is a digital rendition of a user manual. Save the trees. First of all, thank you so much for joining us in being part
HC Diana + Worker Seagull Double Header Pre-Order
High Rate of Fire Secondary Pistol HC Diana Brushless Pistol We’ve been able to procure a small batch of the Diana in order to prime
August Update on the Diana + Overview Video
Here is the most recent update from HareTech and other interested parties. Videos at the bottom. How To Get One / Lead Time Haretech said
August Recap and New Releases
https://youtu.be/274rRFLl0Hohttps://youtu.be/tyQks9U_vHg We keep busy in the shop. We’re first and foremost a machine shop and we’re constantly practicing the manufacturing “process of continual improvement” strategy.
