Sci-fire Hyperfirm Blasters

Some of the finest blasters are coming from the USA and Hyperfirm are no different. If you are looking for a serious blaster that will with stand years of hard abuse and being dropped or thrown then these are for you. They are made of a special rubber compound, so may not be as sharp as a pipe build, but are very durable. And they are so light you can carry them all day without aching arms..

They make weapons for stormtroopers, sandtroopers and biker scouts that can look amazing with a little pimping, wethering or as i did, leave it as it was stright out of the box.

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You should mention getting them shipped to Europe is a bit of a hassle as you need someone in the US to ship it to you, as SciFire themselves simply won't even react if you try to order from Europe directly.

Hey Dan thats a very good point. Californian gun laws dictate that selling to the UK is prohibited. I dont know about other European countries..

I got mine from a Danish smuggler, who did a bulk order a couple of years back. But if you have an American friend living in somewhere other than sunny Cal, i guess you could ask them to ship it to you.

Its always best to check your own import laws first to avoid confiscation and a possible loss of payment or imprisonment

I read they would not sell direct to anyone in europe or the UK.You need to know someone state side that will be the middle man and take a gamble on customs,very good point Dan!

These are also very to end price ,but i guess you get what you pay for if you have the spare Tokens.

They're not really that bad price-wise. I think the E-11s are around $200, considering a fully built pipe/resin version will run you $150 and it's not even remotely as durable, the price is pretty fair.

And the high end is still a deac Sterling with real greeblies, no?

R2Dan wrote:

And the high end is still a deac Sterling with real greeblies, no?

Absolutely Dan

These blasters are great - the best! Smuggled a few to Europe a few years ago, but the interest was not that big. But perhaps people should line up and ask Lewis to make a good price and then one of the US guys could ship it?

Shipping it to Germany or Denmark shouldnt be problem and from there it should be an easy one... At least it used to be..

Dave wrote:

Shipping it to Germany or Denmark shouldnt be problem and from there it should be an easy one... At least it used to be.

I'd be so in. Still need a Hyperfirm for trooping, I reckon.

i wouldn't mind having a hyperfirm either

Same thing here, I'd love to have one of their ROTJ E11. But as they don't send them to Europe, these babies are quite difficult to grab !

I have a ROTJ Hyperfirm and must say it's wonderfully light but as Mark said they're not as sharp as a pipe build and I'm too scared to pimp mine just in case I slip and mess it up.

When I got mine I heard that someone did a runner with the ROTJ moulds so not sure of the availability of them.

moonwalker wrote:

Same thing here, I'd love to have one of their ROTJ E11. But as they don't send them to Europe, these babies are quite difficult to grab !

Did you miss the ROTJ hyperfirm that was on sale from the UK to europe on FISD today? :/

Edit: I guess it was you Sam who sold it?

Nope, I'm a bit poor ATM, so I couldn't afford it... Too bad. Maybe one next time

Too bad those deals don't come around very often!

Yeah, it was me. It's still pending though but needed the money quickly to fund something else that you will hopefully see soon...

By the way does anyone know what the rubber compound that they are cast from is called?

Psammead wrote:

By the way does anyone know what the rubber compound that they are cast from is called?

Hyperfirm It i believe is Sci-Fires own mix.

Fair enough, I thought they may just have been stamping a brand name on a readily available material.

Most of the TK's in my garrison carry Hyperfirms. I have one on order as well.

stukatrooper wrote:

Hyperfirm It i believe is Sci-Fires own mix.

Yes it is... they won't share the mix, which is fine I guess.