Description: The SC400 is the most compact blaster of the Super Charger (tm) series. As with all SC-class blasters, it comes with its QFD (Quick-Fill Device). Its reservoir can also be unscrewed to refill from a normal tap. Based on the single-reservoir/pressure chamber system, this weapon still packs good power making the SC400 an excellent back-up. The pump, though moving air, allows for a fairly quick pressurization of the reservoir. The compact nature makes this weapon perfect for running with. It is small enough to hide in one's jacket but does not have a strap of its own.
The blaster has a good feel to it and would put up a good fight in any small engagement or as a last-resort weapon.

Pros: Small, light, easy to carry. Despite its size, it packs decent power. It also does not take too much effort to pump up the firing chamber.

Cons: As with any of the air-pressured water weapons, pumping is required between shots to maintain firing rate. 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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