The Ontos: A "Tryhard" Foam Dart Primary For Filthy Casuals (No Fuss, All FPS)
Meet the Ontos: the high-performance foam dart blaster built for the lazy, budget-friendly "filthy casual" who still wants to hit 170–250fps. It’s low-hardware, low-cost, low-effort, and lightweight—crafted by (and for) folks who’d rather skip overcomplicated, pricey builds.
 
We kept things stupid simple: the Ontos uses just one screw size and only 9 total hardware pieces. That means its bill of materials (BOM) is a third as long as comparable spring-powered blasters (looking at you, SBL and Alchemist)—no endless parts lists to stress over.
 
For that minimal effort, you get max upgrades:
 
Track-Based Bearing Prime (Linear Rail, But Cheaper): Ditch the "plastic bearings on metal barrel" norm—Ontos uses metal bearings on a plastic flat track. These metal bearings are smoother, tougher, and cheaper than plastic alternatives; the flat track’s bigger contact area even makes priming feel eerily seamless (prototypes feel like the bearings aren’t rolling at all). It’s "linear rail performance" for a fraction of the cost.
10-Second Spring Swaps: Give the spring rest a quarter turn to unlock it—swap springs or tune spacers in seconds, no hassle.
Lightweight, Stiff Self-Tensioning Frame: Thanks to canted screw holes, clever joinery, and built-in keying features, the frame panels lock tight (no bar tensioner needed). It’s way lighter than blasters that rely on flat bar… but just as rigid.
Baller Custom Looks (No Extra Work): The shell prints flat (for max strength), so you can slap AMS-colored skins on the first layer with barely any purge filament. Customize your look without the mess.
Tool-Free Barrel Swaps: The integrated barrel collet lets you switch barrels in seconds—no tools required.
4-Point Adjustable Stock: Tuned for everyone (yes, even velociraptors and gibbons—we didn’t judge).
Included Hardware Kit
Your Ontos setup comes with:
 
9.0KG  spring (compatible with Worker springs)
Anodized Silver barrel
Plastic 38cm OD plunger tube
Trigger and catch spring
Ball detent
 
It’s high FPS, minimal effort, and low cost—perfect for the casual who wants to win without the headache.