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 Type:Power Handgun
Status:Discontinued
Nozzle:1.5x
Usage:SideArm
Price:$5-8 USD
Endurance:Heavy
Release:2002
The Max-D 3000 is a little larger then the XP-220 but smaller then the XP-240 however it manages to outperform both of them in range and raw power. The Max-D 3000 part of the 2002 line has some flaws and then massive praise. If you can get behind the flaws you have an unstoppable side arm. The MD-3000 has a nozzle larger then both the 220 and 240 and also gives a small kick back when firing! It’s range if a few feet further then the 220 and 240 and its water capacity is a little more then the 220. The reservoir is tilted on an angle and the gun fires on an angle. When pointed seemingly straight the stream fires out at an angle that can become annoying for the less experienced 3000 user. For a straight stream you must hold the gun further down. The trigger holder on the 3000 is one of the most annoying I ever encountered. It is impossible to hold it comfortably. Hasbro must think mankind has evolved so that our pinky finger is eliminated (which will happen) however that is not the case and to grip it remotely comfortably the pinky finger on most teens and up must be left straggling somewhere on the gun. The trigger which when pulled releases a loud “CLICK” can giveaway your position but with a stream that powerful for a small gun it won’t matter much as you should have ample time to escape. Overall the 3000 makes an excellent side arm easily overpowering all the smaller XP’s. Just watch out for upper class MD’s and XP’s. Like usual beware of CPS and Monsters.
Fighting with the 3000: Use your speed and agility to your advantage. Try to dodge CPS users streams Matrix style as you can easily snag a powerful shot on the body between the cumbersome CPS users shots.
Pros: Excellent power in a small package
Cons: Handle is horrible, clicking sound can give away position.
Rating:8/10
NOTE: In 2003 the Max-D 3000 got a new paint job
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