It is advertised to have a firing range of one hundred feet (thirty meters). This may confuse users who have used a traditional clip system blaster in the past, as they may attempt to remove the clip after pulling the bolt handle back. When the firing trigger is pulled, a dart is fired, and the bolt violently snaps back to the rear position, creating a recoil-like effect. When the priming handle is pulled to the rear and returned to the front, the bolt comes forward and chambers a dart. In an idle, un-primed position, the Centurion's bolt stays in the rear, allowing the clip to be removed easily. The Centurion's priming mechanism is different when compared to other clip-fed blasters. There are four sling points, two built into the shoulder stock and two built into the barrel. It has two tactical rails, one atop the blaster and in parallel with the bolt and one underneath the barrel. A set of iron sights may help the user aim the blaster. Above the trigger well are priming indicators, which change color in order to indicate to the user that the blaster is primed and ready for use. A translucent jam door is located in front of the bolt, and provides access to jammed darts. It features an integrated shoulder stock. Similarly, the bolt handles must be attached for use as well. Its barrel requires assembly and is included separately in packaging despite this, it is not meant to be removed like a barrel extension accessory once attached. The Centurion is a clip-fed bolt-action blaster.
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