NERF N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike

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Simply hold the flywheel trigger down for a single shot. Briefly squeeze the main trigger next. If you keep on holding, all the darts will run out shortly. More specifically, you will lose all 18 darts in 6 seconds.

The usual case scenario has always shown that a springer is more reliable compared to a flywheel blaster. But the RapidStrike is a completely different story. It’s definitely pretty good and even works just fine with old darts. However, if the batteries start to get weak, you will notice issues. The speed of the RapidStrike's flywheels has two stages. The slowest stage occurs when the acceleration trigger is pulled; the second, faster stage occurs while both triggers are pulled. This cures the problem in other flywheel blasters where rapid fire decreases the flywheel speed and reduces range. The change in speeds can be heard when the clip is empty. Suggestion – To access batteries, you are going to need a Philips screwdriver. You need to buy the tool separately. If you are thinking of giving the blaster as a gift to your kid, make sure to buy these additional things too. In 2018, the RapidStrike was re-released with a new color scheme and additional accessories as the AccuStrike Series Stratohawk. Vigilante (2013-06-22). Elite Rapidstrike CS-18, Vortex Revonix360 confirmed for Fall 2013 USA Release (Article). Basic Nerf. Archived from the original on 2013-09-15. Retrieved on 2013-06-23.

This means the flywheel goes half-speed at first once you pull the spin button. After that, you pull the trigger and it starts accelerating up. So that the battery drain can be minimized. Also, to shorten the time required for spinning up. Smart! It features five tactical rails: one on the carrying handle, one on top, one underneath, and one on each side of the blaster. There are four strap points: one on the end of the handle, two on the end of the tactical rail, and one above the muzzle. Now one thing with RapidStrike is that it comes with more than just a few tactical rails. Maybe a few won’t even come to your use as generally there’s no need to go for so many of them. The design will seem like the rails were fitted anywhere they found a space. Alpha Trooper CS-12 • Firestrike • RapidStrike CS-18 • Rayven CS-18 • Rayven Stinger • Rough Cut 2x4 • Spectre REV-5 • Strongarm • Stryfe • Triad EX-3

The Ultimate Nerf Blaster Book misspells the blaster as the Rapidstrike CS-18 and the Rapid Strike CS-18. The RapidStrike is likely a spiritual successor to the 2009 N-Strike Stampede ECS, due to various similarities between the two blasters, such as its abundance of tactical rails, fully-automatic firing mode, and eighteen dart clip. Are you ready to join the ranks of the N-Strike Elite? Grab a Nerf Rapidstrike. It’s been engineered on a whole new level. It has an improved flywheel design. It’s easily modifiable. The clip goes from 0-Empty in under six seconds. I’ve said it before, but… Sounds like an exotic car, doesn’t it? It’s now more true than ever. These blasters are just becoming more and more amazing. This one is currently my favorite blaster. Point blank, period. So grab an extra clip or two, and a bag of darts. Jump in and take the Nerf Rapidstrike for a spin. Nothing else can compete with this blaster. This is the top of the line. This is the standard for Nerf blaster primaries. It’s the pinnacle. That means it reigns supreme. And it’s notorious, it will crush you like a jelly bean. It’s bad! The barrel of the blaster is notably rifled, similar to the Retaliator barrel extension. It features compatibility with barrel extensions; due to the barrel extension connector being a separate piece of plastic from the main barrel, it can loosen up, resulting in loose fitted barrel extension. It is incompatible with the LongStrike barrel extension, due to inner barrel supports.The RapidStrike released early in the Philippines in May of 2013, due to the release error on the part of the distributor. [ citation needed]