The Super Soaker SC 600 is a mid-sized blaster in the Super Charger line. As with all SC-class weapons, it comes with its QFD for quick fills. It also has a screw-cap on the water reservoir for normal tap-filling. This weapon can hold an adequate amount of water for its size. Its aperture is about equal to the XP-line of weapons and feels comfortable to hold when running despite the lack of a shoulder strap. Overall the weapon is a nice balance between size and power with the added quick-filling feature.

Overall, the Super Soaker SC 600 is good for any small to medium skirmish. However, it is still not recommendable to dual against another using any blaster with a 10x-rated nozzle or higher unless one is particularly good at dodging.

Pros

Small, light, easy to carry. Despite its size, it packs good power. It also does not take too much effort to pump up the firing chamber.

Cons

As with most of the SC line, one can quickly empty the tank if being a little overzealous with the trigger. One thing to be careful of is the pumping mechanism which extends from the front of the blaster. This pump, though it appears to be fairly sturdy, should not be left extended for longer periods of time to reduce the chance of falling on it and breaking it, leaving the blaster useless.

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Submitted Reviews

SC 600 Review By Aqua-Flash | Posted 20110114

You’d think the SC 600 would be an SC 500 just a bit bigger, in which it may leave you thinking it is better, sadly, it isn’t.  Could have been, however as with many things the full potential gets lost like money flying out of somebody’s pocket without realising.  Still, it’s not bad and has a few things going for it.

Main thing like the 500 is its simple and compact design making it a very easy to use and dependable blaster.  The colours while not as nice as the 500’s are also nice, there is either beige with orange and a hint of grey/black, or the better colour personally of blue and red.  One very noticeable good thing about the 600 is its very long firing time of over ten seconds because of the larger CPS firing chamber, in terms of a pissing contest of Super Soakers the 600 would go pretty high in the charts.  The other good thing is how comfortable it feels, all of which again is helped by its simple good looking design.  Like the 500 too there is also the option of being able to insert the nozzle into a Quick Fill Device if you have one handy which will fill up the chamber as well as the reservoir if you can’t be bothered to do it manually from the tap and pump up.

Now the main problem that walks in and spoils the show is that the stream is rather weak in size and doesn’t erupt out.  It is around 1.7x in output.  So again people who want raw more crazy power, it is not here, move along people, move along nothing to see here.  It also takes more pumps than the 500 too, fair enough not many more, but if you are looking for that SC 500 style quickness then it is not quite that here.  You need to watch for the pump snapping too since it is not tracked.  The other problem is because the firing chamber is so large, the amount it holds is more than half of what the reservoir holds, which means if you don’t fill it then pump and fill again, then you’ll get only around one and a half shots per tank, when it comes to award for the least full shots per tank the SC 600 comes close if not scoops it.  Also like the 500, if you get the very first version, it is weaker in terms of power as well, and that doesn’t help given it is not that powerful anyway.

My overall opinion of the SC 600 is very mixed, more bad rather than good sadly.  Sure, it has a good simple feel and design along with a great shot time. However it is really let down by the very small output and just lack of hard hitting power, basically one of the Mr Nice pleasant Super Soakers, just too pleasant really it wouldn’t make anyone run away and grab all their belongings.  It does have uses and with the good you should take of all things you buy will last you ages, however there is a lot better out there, it’s hard to believe back this cost the same as a CPS 1000 did, not everything was fantastic in the Larami days, although most of it was, compared to now sadly.

Using the SC 600

Smaller blasters and some blasters around the same size are good match, even the 500 is.  However anything with the word CPS on it or something like the XXP 275, then I’d put your hands up.

Against the SC 600

Smaller blasters may have some trouble, any larger air pressure blaster though or a CPS blaster then a 600 user will be soaked pretty soon, also even the smallest Speed Loader can cause trouble.

Ratings
Power	6
Weight	9
Mobility	9
Intimidation	6
Soakage	6
Durability	9
Efficiency	6
Overall	5.5

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