Classification: CPS | Type: MEDIUM FIELD GUN/LIGHT CANNON

Description: The CPS1700 is virtually identical to the CPS1500 with the exception of its body colouring. Because of this, it has yet to be removed from its original packaging (Thus, all the listed stats are estimated). From others' reports, the behavior of the CPS1700 is also equal to that of the CPS1500. At the front of the blaster are two nozzle settings. One nozzle is rated at 5x while the other is rated at 10x. The smaller nozzle can be used to extend the firing time of the blaster. The CPS1700 has an estimated 3.0L water reservoir yet its maximum rate of fire can easily drain its resources. The shoulder strap allows one to carry this weapon even when climbing or if using another water weapon while its built-in handle makes refilling very simple.
The CPS1700 makes a great medium field gun, perfect for any enemy engagements. The CPS 1700 can basically outclass any XP or XXP weapon in terms of firepower.

Pros: Mid-sized, light, and easy to carry thanks to its shoulder strap. Despite its size, it packs good power and stream size. It also does not take too much effort to pump up the firing chamber. The two nozzle settings also allows one to be a little more thrifty with one's water usage or more sadistic with drenching your foes.

Cons: This weapon can quickly drain is resources if the user is too trigger-happy. One should also take care not to run or fall with the pumping mechanism extended as this appears to be the most fragile part of this otherwise well-built blaster. The pump may break if not treated with proper respect.

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