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Is the premium Nexus Pro worth it? | Dart Zone Pro Mk-1.2 REVIEW

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Dart Zone has been hitting it out of the park in recent years, and there were no signs that they were resting on their laurels. Release after release, their Pro-Max offerings have been solid blasters, and they look to improve upon the hits of the year prior. That is, it seems, until the DZP Mark-1.2.
Off the back of the 1.0, the 1.1, and the Nexus Pro and Max Stryker, this blaster claims pro performance and unmatched compatibility right out of the box. However, like a multitool, it can do many things poorly and very few things well. While it delivers the performance, the folding N-Strike buffer tube stock adds unnecessarily flex, and the full-length magwell leaves too much room for jams and misfeeds.
This is a long review, so strap in and let's talk about it…
In case you do want to purchase this blaster, here's a non-affiliate link to the Amazon listing:
If you want to purchase any compatible mod parts or accessories for this blaster, we'll be updating listings soon to show up with the link below:
FAQ & Corrections:
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0:00 Opening & Montage
0:47 Introduction
1:04 The Dart Zone Pro Tour
1:48 Background
2:48 The Dart Zone Pro Mk-1.2
3:24 Magazine Compatibility
4:27 Adjustable Sights
4:56 Picatinny Rails
5:52 Ergonomics
7:22 Take-Down Pins
7:49 Muzzle Compatibility
8:28 Stock Issues
11:29 Performance
12:10 Jamming Issues
14:05 A Later Luke Addendum
15:27 Rating
16:06 Closing Remarks
Out of Darts, run by Luke, is a one-stop nerf-modding hobby shop. We carry all the supplies, tool accessories to make your modding journey easier! We create original 3D-printed blasters and mod parts with almost 100 Prusa printers. Check out our site below for guides, build lists, and resources.
Please subscribe for more!
My web store:
Product questions?
Follow me on Instagram for sneak peeks:
Edited by J Perry Heun, Out of Darts Video Editor
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Track: Pro - Cushy
Music provided by Epidemic Sound
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Off the back of the 1.0, the 1.1, and the Nexus Pro and Max Stryker, this blaster claims pro performance and unmatched compatibility right out of the box. However, like a multitool, it can do many things poorly and very few things well. While it delivers the performance, the folding N-Strike buffer tube stock adds unnecessarily flex, and the full-length magwell leaves too much room for jams and misfeeds.
This is a long review, so strap in and let's talk about it…
In case you do want to purchase this blaster, here's a non-affiliate link to the Amazon listing:
If you want to purchase any compatible mod parts or accessories for this blaster, we'll be updating listings soon to show up with the link below:
FAQ & Corrections:
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0:00 Opening & Montage
0:47 Introduction
1:04 The Dart Zone Pro Tour
1:48 Background
2:48 The Dart Zone Pro Mk-1.2
3:24 Magazine Compatibility
4:27 Adjustable Sights
4:56 Picatinny Rails
5:52 Ergonomics
7:22 Take-Down Pins
7:49 Muzzle Compatibility
8:28 Stock Issues
11:29 Performance
12:10 Jamming Issues
14:05 A Later Luke Addendum
15:27 Rating
16:06 Closing Remarks
Out of Darts, run by Luke, is a one-stop nerf-modding hobby shop. We carry all the supplies, tool accessories to make your modding journey easier! We create original 3D-printed blasters and mod parts with almost 100 Prusa printers. Check out our site below for guides, build lists, and resources.
Please subscribe for more!
My web store:
Product questions?
Follow me on Instagram for sneak peeks:
Edited by J Perry Heun, Out of Darts Video Editor
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Track: Pro - Cushy
Music provided by Epidemic Sound
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