I just got back from Alaska and (surprise) My super shooter had arrrived in the mail. I opened it and tested it out. It leaked a bit when you didn't shoot for a while, and the gun had less shot time if you didn't shoot for about 3 minutes sfter pressurization.I assume that this means badly glued internals, in otherwords the pc is fine. The gun itself shot about 45 feet with what looked like a 5x nozzle, and felt a bit weaker than imagined. I want to integrate it soon with my 21k. I'll post results when I finish.

By supershooter 2000 you mean the cps 1000 fake with the cps 2000 sticker right.

Yup, that's the one. So far it seems pretty much like a CPS 1000, if only I had one to compare too.

EDIT: I've switched the pc connectors and I am cooling them right now. Soon I shall have an 1100 and a 2110k. Internals pics are also on their way.

Could you take a pic of the internals of that Super Shooter?

I honestly dont trust fake supersoakers and i never will.

For this particular fake, it's only the pc that matters! The rest of the gun could be complete crap, but who cares if the pc is still nice and powerful?

Yeah, I can take internal pics, but I'm already sure that this is NOT a CPS 1000. However as pointed out by Dux the pc is still pretty good. I swapped it with my 55 balloon k-modded 21k (had low stats) and It actually seemed to perform better! When I reduced the number of balloons and put them into the fake with 30 balloons it seemed to get really good range. The only problem is that it's night, so I can't see where the stream went. I will post more after school tommorrow (gets in the way of everything <_< ).

I care if the gun is crap because i don't mod but i might try intigration modding if i cant fix my 1-3-5.

Mine only leaks when I put the pc in wrong, now It is perfectly fine.

I did some testing of both of them and the 1100 looks like it shoots 44-47 feet, while the 2110k seems to shoot about 42- 45 feet. I should CVF so that I can k-mod over 30 balloons. I can't do a real range test now since I have homework.

At school today though I had an idea that can get around that problem and possibly get a few more people into soaking during the process. If I do a soaker related experiment for my science fair (you end up working all year to do this-it's a pretty big deal) such as seeing how power affects what nozzle size gets most range, stuff like that but I digress. If I did do this experiment then I would have to do range test and modifications, but it would be homework. My partner (who already agreed) should probably join a forum or two (preferably here) and the Science Expo at my schools might get a few more people in, as well as having the parents allow it.