Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe Blaster

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The large tip could also make them less suitable for spring-loaded blasters with long barrels due to the friction — should they arrive at all. The Stryfe's design is believed to have been derived from the popular Barricade RV-10 clip system modification, which replaces its cylinder with the clip well (from a different blaster, such as the Raider CS-35), effectively making the Barricade a clip-fed blaster. There was an older version of the Stryfe that was available for the first few months of the Stryfe's release that had boosted motors. Many Stryfe modders made room for similar 180 motors by modifying their blaster’s shell with covers that look similar to the Stryfe X. Not only does the bundled 15-round magazine look like a Talon but also your own straight Talons should fit!

Hasbro has just revealed the Nerf Pro Stryfe X, the first half-length dart blaster Nerf has ever made. As with most N-STRIKE blasters, the Tactical Rail lets you add most N-STRIKE Tactical Rail accessories (sold separately) for more battle capability. Hold down the acceleration trigger to power up the blaster’s motor, then take aim and unleash darts with rapid speed. After removing pretty much all the screws from the side of the blaster without the battery, gently remove the chassis and take a moment to appreciate the engineering inside the blaster.Instead of following the competition’s lead with a miniature tip, Nerf is simply cutting down its Accustrike long darts with their hefty flat-head tips. The 2018 N-Strike Elite re-release's name was originally given to the BattleCamo variant, on leaked packaging images. Some have moved on to more powerful gear that fires more accurate half-length darts, thanks to both 3D printing enthusiasts and rival retail brands catering to the foam arms race. It was 100 percent a decision based on where we’re going, not based on anything else that’s happening outside of Hasbro.

While the community has certainly built custom blasters capable of much more than Nerf is offering today, the Stryfe X is a huge step in the right direction. Kleinman also insists that nothing the community or rival brands are doing has spurred Hasbro even a little bit. Worker Mods is a leading manufacturer of both internal and external components, designed to increase aspects such as firing rate, range, accuracy, and the styling of the blaster. Due to the Stryfe not being designed with a specific extension in mind, the Recon's (or later, Retaliator's) barrel extension tends to wobble left-and-right when attached.But as the Nerfing community has exploded, Nerf has increasingly needed to earn a place in its own backyard. The Stryfe blaster has a compact size that allows for mobility on the battlefield and makes it a handy blaster to take along on any mission. With the screws out and the chassis off, you should have something that looks like this: The first piece we need to remove is the nozzle.

The replacement nozzle just slots into place where the original once sat, likewise with the Blasterparts flywheels: [gallery ids="https://cdn. The full image gallery for Stryfe (N-Strike Elite) may be viewed at Stryfe (N-Strike Elite)/Gallery. In my early tests, the Stryfe X also spits official darts a bit more inaccurately than other popular half-lengths. At the same time, remove the screws from the flywheel housing and gently pull out the original white flywheels.jpg|Worker Attachment"] Screw everything back into place, and that is internal part of the Nerf mod complete. As for darts, my Dart Zone Ruby, Adventure Force Pro and Bamboo darts, and X-Shot Pro and Worker half-lengths all blazed through my Stryfe X review unit at 140 feet per second or better, with varying levels of accuracy. caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="480"] Nerf Stryfe - Before and After the Worker Mod Conversion[/caption] Although Nerf Blasters are essentially toys, they can be so much more when you add some third-party modifications to the mix. They're ground breaking 3D approach to manufacturing allows them to produce parts and attachments that perfectly align with the original elements of the blasters. Faster speeds are more about the blaster than dart length, by the way: short darts are primarily more stable in flight and easier to carry around.

In a nutshell, Worker Mods transform blasters from their original appearances into fierce affinities of favored rifles, such as the AK47, AR-15 and M16.

Removing locks can allow the user to pull the trigger freely and rev the blaster freely, and will mildly decrease jamming.