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 RAPCO HORIZON 100 ft Club Series Snake 8X4 XLR sends  US $197.50
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 RAPCO HORIZON 50 ft Club Series Snake 12X4 XLR sends US $197.50
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 Neutrik 3 Gold Pins XX Series XLR F Connectors 50 Pack US $185.95
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 Hosa HMIC 100 Cable Pro Series XLR M F 100ft US $90.99
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 Pro Co M 100 100ft MasterMike Series XLR Microphone Cab US $79.99
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 Neutrik 3 Gold Pins XX Series XLR F Connectors 20 Pack US $74.95
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 Alesis MicLink AudioLink Series XLR to USB Cable US $49.00
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 ALESIS MICLINK AUDIOLINK SERIES XLR TO USB CABLE US $49.00
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 40 XLR M MALE Panel Jacks D Series GLS Audio P32 115 US $48.99
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 Neutrik 3 Gold Pins XX Series XLR F Connectors 10 Pack US $45.99
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 5x Swamp Classic Series XLR Mic Cable 5m US $45.36
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Nerf Guns - The Best Nerf Vortex Blasters
Since the launching, Nerf blaster commercialized for youngsters 8 years-old or more, but the financial success of their new 2010 series of N-Strike blasters showed that their very own industry included older kids also.
They saw the popularity and organization of team Nerf gun competitive events and tournaments as a possible indication that Nerf purchasers were ready for something new, and their new Vortex Series Nerf guns appear to be exactly what older, (and younger).
An important change was the ammo. The Vortex series guns use smallish foam and rubber disks, instead of the traditional foam darts, and they also already have XLR, (extra long range), a technology that better their range to almost twice
Add motorized full-auto fire capability, in addition to the Vortex Nitron -the Top Dog of the Vortex series. Nerf game play will never be similar, and the Nitron is the top pick of great Nerf kids.
The Vortex Series Nerf Guns
Nerf has introduced 4 models in the Vortex series for 2011. Two rifle-style blasters; the Nitron and also the Praxis, and 2 guns; the Vigilon and the Proton. All utilize the new disk ammo.
The Nitron may be the Large Dog of a Vortex family. It has the most of everything; longest range, largest magazine full capacity, motorized full-auto ability, and an electronic scope that even has pulsing light for targeting. Additionally , it is composed of Nerf's updated Tactical Rail System, helping to make adding accessories and customizations easier.
The Praxis does not need full-auto firing, but it evens up for that in a big way with its own exclusive features. It's really a pump-action blaster that has a feature Nerf calls Slam-Fire - that enables it to shoot as fast as you can actually pump it. Its power and range are equal to the Nitron's, and it too includes the updated Tactical rail system, but it has more. The Praxis rifle stock can be removed to change the blaster's profile, and there are definitely more customizations available to make this the newest Nerf gunthat is most adaptable to a player's preferences.
The Vortex Vigilon
The Vigilon offers the most pistol-power available in any Nerf gun. It has a 5-disk magazine that features a drop down rapid-load design, and ultra simple and fast snap-in magazine changes to keep you in the thick of the action, when others might be stopping to reload their weapons.
The Vortex Proton
The Proton, yet another Nerf pistol, is the smallest of the Vortex series, plus its also a single-shooter -no rapid fire and no magazines. But that does not mean the child of this family won't have its very own merits. The smaller profile means it is better suited to be a back-up or hide-away weapon, something which can really be handy in team Nerf games, and it does have the same XLR technology that matches its range to that of the other Vortex series blasters.
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