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The blaster itself is, like the name implies, firm. Only the
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thinnest sections of the casting bend or give. The rest of the gun
feels firm and rigid. For costuming, the hyperfirm replicas can't be beat: they are lightweight, wont ding up your armor, and are durable. None of these characteristics are found in resin replicas.
I can't say enough good things about any of my hyperfirm guns, and the only downside is price. They can be a bit expensive, but are well worth it in the long run. I've never heard of anyone being disappointed in their replica.