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Pros: Mid-sized, light, easy to carry especially thanks to its shoulder strap. For its size, it packs excellent power and stream size. It also does not take too much effort to pump up the firing chamber. Cons: As with most of the CPS line, one can quickly empty the tank if being a little overzealous with the trigger. One thing to be careful of is the pumping mechanism which extends from the front of the blaster. This pump, though it appears to be fairly sturdy, should not be left extended for longer periods of time to reduce the chance of falling on it and breaking it, leaving the blaster useless.
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The CPS-1000 is an excellent Super Soaker. It may seem small, but is indeed very powerful. This is a very versatile water blaster. The CPS-1000 is the smallest blasterin the CPS line. However, appearances are sometimes deceiving. This little blaster packs a lot of punch. When I first got it, I expected it to be another smaller blaster. When I filled it up though, I was surprised at the power. So was my unfortunate friend who fought me with my XP-110. This blaster is small and light which makes it easy to run or climb with. The shoulder strap makes it easy to carry. The CPS-1000 blows out a 5x rated blast from its decent sized CPS pressure chamber. Unfortunately, the water supply is limited which means you will be refilling a lot. PROs: Small, light. Shoulder strap makes it easy to carry. Excellent power for its size. CONs: Low water supply. (Posted on 2000/08/24) 2001:CPS 1-3-5 | CPS Splashzooka 65 Oz. | 2000:CPS 1200 | CPS 1700 | CPS 2700 | CPS 3200 | SC Big Trouble | 1999:SC 500 | SC 600 | SC Power Pak | 1998:CPS 1000 | CPS 1500 | CPS 2500 | CPS 3000 | 1998:CPS 2000 Original/Classic Series | XP Series | CPS Series | Monster Series | Other | Repair Guide | Tech Research |
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