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CPS Review By Drew W. (Edited by iSoaker.com) Tested with an actual CPS 3200 The CPS 3000 is a very interesting gun. It may not seem that huge since the blaster has no resevior and is shorter than say, a CPS 2500. However, one must remember that one is carrying a resevior on his/her back that is bigger than that of any other gun. It is the largest and strongest water gun made with the exeption of the CPS 2000 which was stronger. (At least it was in a time before Monster XLs.) You may think that carrying a two gallon backpack would weigh you down but it resting on both shoulders makes it very easy to carry. The blaster itself is also somewhat light having no resevior on it. Now let's talk power. This gun can even now take on a Monster XL. Although I only rank it as a Heavy Cannon it is still on the top ranks with the Monsters, MXL's and CPS 2000's. The nozzles are each useful. The 5x is good for a long shot, the 10x is good for all-purpose soaking, and the 20x is made for all-out drenching. I use the 5x for long range shots that last long. The 10x is my default nozzle. The 20x is used for wiping out stuff. On the 20x nozzle I can feel the kickback. The Typhoon is facinating. It fire 3 streams in an expanding triangle to soak multiple people. It isn't as useful as the other nozzles. The backpack is a little weak at the straps and may tear. The valve on the hose leaks if not in the gun properly. PROs: Somewhat light compared to other Heavy Cannons. The backpack holds a gigantic amount of water (a whopping 2gal or 8l). 5x, 10x, and 20x nozzles provide a good choice in a battle. Giant firing chamber blasts long shots. CONs: Backpack is weak at straps. Hose may leak if not in the gun properly. Typhoon setting not that useful. (Posted on 2000/08/14) CPS1000 | CPS1200 | CPS1500 | CPS1700 | CPS2000 | CPS2500 | CPS2700 | CPS3000 | CPS3200 |
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