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As for the XP-310...if you just straight saw one of the nozzles off, such that it becomes about a 7x hole, it makes a wonderful shotgun blast that goes about 30 ft. This is really the only feature of the gun I like. It has the thin water tank which might break, and has. It's body halfs are semi-flimsy. I cracked a 310 several times trying to get it open in a combat zone when it had rusty screws. Also, keep the pump cap on that thing, cause if ya don't, the pump will sooner or later come out! I repaired several XP-310s from broken and cracked tanks to broken guages to cracked internals. I think it is a good grunt weapon to hand to your everyday soldier. Also, the trigger has a very hard pull...making rapid shots difficult, because of a miss-aligned trigger pull system, creating friction. I am not a fan of the XP-310 because I have had to repair them so much. I think the CPS-1000 is a truly beautiful weapon.

As far as combat goes...two soldiers armed with XP-310 might be able to outflank a soldier carrying a CPS-1000, but probably not without one recieving a deadly shot to the chest before the CPS-1000 soldier is taken out.

I would much prefer a CPS-1000 over an XP-310. It, and the more modern CPS-1200 carry on the assault rifle heritage, following where the XP-150 once dominated.
I don't prefer the CPS-1200 bulkiness compared to the CPS-1000s compactness and smoothness, but I would prefer the CPS-1200s check valve, for it allows for mods nearly rivaling the CPS-2000 in power and speed. Perhaps a CPS-1000 shell with modded CPS-1200 internals. Now THAT would be the absolute last word in finest assault rifles. I just might have to do that!

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-Respect Always-

-XN-

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