Can HPA be less realistic AND function well? | MilSig MiniBox DIY Core REVIEW

MilSig is a High-Pressure Air (HPA) paintball company that has been trying to find a place in the foam-flinging and blaster tag hobby for a few years. Their first blaster, the M79, was plagued with problems -- an ultra-realistic profile being just one.

As a concept, the MiniBox platform would at least improve the aesthetics. Like the recent development of Old Fusion Designs' Flycore in the flywheeler category, MiniBox would allow hobbyists to design (or mod) a blaster around a pre-built HPA core. But does MiniBox offer the Plug n' Play experience it promises?

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MilSig still has not released MiniBox as a product, so we do not have a link to anything yet.

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Chapter Timecode:
0:00 Opening & Introduction
0:15 HPA & Foam-Flinging
0:59 Disclaimer
1:21 The MilSig M79
3:12 MilSig MiniBox
5:49 HPA Safety Warnings
6:19 MiniBox Firing Demo
7:44 Sample Blaster Aesthetics & Ergonomics
8:15 Ammo & Mag Compatibility
10:33 Outdoor Firing Demo
11:02 Final Thoughts
12:35 Pricing
12:53 Closing Remarks

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Edited by J Perry Heun, Out of Darts Media Producer