Unless you're a die hard Star Wars fan, I'd say either wait for a substantial discount or try and find a Rampage/EAT instead. The maximum I would pay is about 60AUD (which is what I paid for mine), and ignoring Star Wars branding I expect it would have retailed at no more than 50AUD. Despite how good a blaster it is (and looks), I cannot recommend the Deluxe Blaster for its retail price. The next cheapest is 80AUD at ToysRUs, then 90AUD at Myer. The lowest non-sale price you can find it for is 70AUD at BigW. Unfortunately for the Deluxe Blaster, it retails for an obnoxiously high price. It might be a little small for your own personal preference, but for a stock out-of-box pump action blaster it's pretty good. It's relatively easy to use, sufficiently powerful (compared to grey trigger blasters), acceptably accurate and relatively fast firing. It's a pretty solid all round pump action blaster. Since the Stormtrooper Deluxe Blaster is basically just a retooled Rampage, it performs much the same function. The only blasters beating this are air powered full autos, overhauled Rapidstrikes and flywheeler semi autos with battery upgrades. Rate of Fire is pretty good, like with other pump action slam fire clip (mag) system blasters I can get 5-6 darts per second. Standard Elite dart veering can also occur. Firing at my usual doorway at ~8m range, almost all darts fly through without issue, though they still tend to spread out. Since the same blaster is released in all regions, for those of you with orange triggers, the Deluxe Blaster will be weaker than most of your blasters.Īccuracy is reasonable, being slightly better than average. Not exceptional, but it is on the upper end of the blasters we get.
Range wise the Deluxe Blaster is decent by Aussie standards, it achieves 11-12m true flat ranges on average.
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