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The Jet Blaster CEDA is a pump-action, spring-powered foam blaster built around short darts and a modular two-piece receiver. The Alpha RT kit comes pre-installed and pushes velocity to roughly 150 fps, and the 15-round Katana stick magazines feed short darts. A Mil-Spec buffer tube takes AR-15 stocks and the Picatinny top rail accepts real-steel and airsoft optics. It suits competitive dart players and tinkerers who want a tunable platform; it is not a casual plinker's first blaster, since it runs short darts only and hits hard.
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Owners treat the CEDA as a modder's platform: they like the pre-installed Alpha RT power, the AR-compatible stock tube and the simple two-pin takedown. Complaints center on short-dart-only feeding and the hot velocity limiting where it can be used.
The Jet Blaster CEDA is a modular, pump-action foam dart blaster. It comes with the Alpha RT kit pre-installed, which is tuned for short darts only and raises velocity to about 150 fps. It works mechanically and needs no batteries or propellant.
The blaster breaks down into two main parts. The upper receiver holds the barrel assembly and action. The lower receiver holds the trigger group and piston. Two receiver pins hold the quick-release shell together, so it disassembles and reassembles easily. Parts can be swapped for upgrade kits to tune performance.
A Picatinny top rail takes tactical accessories such as sights, optics, lights and lasers. Airsoft and real steel scopes and red dot sights are compatible. A buffer tube with Mil-Spec dimensions accepts Mil-Spec and AR-15 butt stocks. The blaster is magazine fed and uses a 15-round detachable magazine.
