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Blaster

TLM-BLASTER

$35.40
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Complexity: Entry
Diameter: 1.9″
Height: 18.5″
Weight: 5oz
Motor Mount: 24mm
Parachute Size: 12″ BYOP Ripstop Nylon
Shock Cord Type: 4′ Kevlar
Shock Cord Mount: SCM-1
Fin Thickness: 1/8″
Ring Thickness: 1/8″
Instructions: Yes

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DESCRIPTION

The Blaster is a light weight, durable and easy to assemble beginner rocket kit! Easily lofted on C-E 24mm motors! This kit features a kevlar shock cord, nylon parachute, and decal! Both 1/4" launch lug AND 10 series rail guides to suit your launch pad style! A low-cost, fun to fly rocket kit with the quality you'd expect from LOC/Precision!

 

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
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Mike Wilson
Fun Build

I love this rocket color and name. Great 24mm robust rocket to fly. Takes a beating and keeps on ticking lol. Great quality and unique. Love how the fins fit and look.

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Eric Bunkers
Stout

This thing is an amazing little rocket. I love throwing an E30 in it and watching it go. It has landed in water before and is still going strong. Great for small field fun.

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Lance P.
Great low-cost low- to mid-power 24mm engine kit

The Blaster was the first LOC/Precision kit I’ve built, although I am very experienced in the hobby. Even though it is a small rocket, it is built like a tank from parts for much bigger rockets. I enjoyed building this kit, which features through-the-wall fins, a Kevlar shock cord, and uses epoxy for construction. I liked that a fire resistant blanket and 12″ nylon parachute are included. The vinyl decal sticks really well and looks great with the suggested paint scheme. The only downside was that there was no engine block nor engine hook for the 24mm x 95mm engine mount, so I provided my own. I’ve launched it with a C6-3 and a D12-5 with adapters, and an E12-6 which are all good choices, depending on the size of your field. I may try it with an F32-8T, which it is more than strong enough to handle, but I might not ever see it again!

Why choose us?

ROCKETRY LEADER SINCE 1985

LOC Precision provides quality rocket kits and components for every skill level. Your one stop shop for anything rocketry.

TESTIMONIALS

★★★★★

Most of my High Power and Mid Power fleet is LOC. I certified all three levels using LOC kits. The quality of the kits & customer service is phenomenal. I would recommend them to everyone.

Peter Waithe
Millbury, MA
★★★★★

I have 16 LOC models love building them and flying them! Jason has turn the company around and made the hobby a lot more fun and really good people. I sincerely thank you LOC

Dennis Jurus
Lancaster, NY

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Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
67%
(2)
33%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
M
Mike Wilson
Fun Build

I love this rocket color and name. Great 24mm robust rocket to fly. Takes a beating and keeps on ticking lol. Great quality and unique. Love how the fins fit and look.

E
Eric Bunkers
Stout

This thing is an amazing little rocket. I love throwing an E30 in it and watching it go. It has landed in water before and is still going strong. Great for small field fun.

L
Lance P.
Great low-cost low- to mid-power 24mm engine kit

The Blaster was the first LOC/Precision kit I’ve built, although I am very experienced in the hobby. Even though it is a small rocket, it is built like a tank from parts for much bigger rockets. I enjoyed building this kit, which features through-the-wall fins, a Kevlar shock cord, and uses epoxy for construction. I liked that a fire resistant blanket and 12″ nylon parachute are included. The vinyl decal sticks really well and looks great with the suggested paint scheme. The only downside was that there was no engine block nor engine hook for the 24mm x 95mm engine mount, so I provided my own. I’ve launched it with a C6-3 and a D12-5 with adapters, and an E12-6 which are all good choices, depending on the size of your field. I may try it with an F32-8T, which it is more than strong enough to handle, but I might not ever see it again!