Classification: XP | Type: LIGHT ASSAULT RIFLE

Description: The replacement for the XP75, the XP70 has some definite improvements over its predacessor. The XP70 has a separate pressure chamber making it easier to pump and shoot as well as being able to be filled while pressurized. Its small size also makes this a great weapon for covert operations though its original bright-yellow colour does not help. The water reservoir nicely slopes to the back allowing all water to be used. Pumping is quick and easy. Even with an XP-class nozzle, this weapon still packs a good punch. The reservoir comes with a tethered cap to prevent its loss.
Due to its small size, it makes a great side-arm. The main problem is that this blaster can quickly drain its resources (not quite as fast as the CPS-models can, but pretty close). This weapon is great for any small to medium skirmishes and would provide a good back-up in larger water wars. Do note that it IS a small 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 pressure chamber. The tank provides a respectable amount of water considering its rate of fire. Easy to fill with a nice, tethered cap and transparent water reservoir.

Cons: This is a rather small weapon with limited water capacity. The XP-class nozzle is outclassed by all of the CPS-line of weapons.

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