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In 1994 Larami graced us with the XP-150 in 1998 they improved on it with the XP-110. The XP-310 completes the evolution despite being replaced by the Max-D 6000 in 2002. Despite so many reports of defective 310's (I had to buy three to get a working one), its a marvel of water weaponry, has multiple nozzles, two PT's, and 25% more water then the XP-110. The gun feels sturdy and despite the akward pump it feels ok. The nozzles range from about classic size to 3x (the nozzles on this gun are larger then the CPS 1-3-5). It fires a good time on all those nozzles. It takes 11 pumps to preassurize, and the pumps are fast and it glides smoothly. The XP-310 in my opinion sets a new evolution in the world of soaking, becoming the kind of gun that one would stockpile. Overall it can hold ground against lower class CPS, and dominate the other XP competition. The Max-D 6000 can probably take the 310 down
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