NER Ultra Strike

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All you need to do is hold down the accelerator button located under the trigger and start raining down NERF mayhem. When it comes to NERF guns, you can’t get much more advanced than automatic, battery-powered, motorized blasters.

Nerf Ultra Strike Motorized Blaster, 10 Nerf AccuStrike Ultra

To top (and bottom) it off the ULTRA TWO includes two tactical rails – one above and below the barrel so if you do need a bit more target practice why not slot on a red dot sight or maybe even a long-range scope! With their pressurised water tanks you're sure to drench the competition out on the field or get a great headshot at the pool.The Phoenix is a compact NERFing machine, thanks to the huge range of customization options (tactical rails), included scope and reasonable pricing.

Nerf Ultra Strike Motorised Blaster | The Entertainer

From single-hand machines to two-handed Nerf blasters, there's a lot of firepowers available in this line. The NERF Fortnite AR-L is a semi-automatic, motorized blaster modelled on the legendary skinned Fortnite AR.Like most automatic blasters, there is an acceleration button located below the trigger – simply hold the button down and get blasting. Not only does the clip selector mean you don’t have to worry about reloading for a while but it also allows for some very strategic thinking. If you’re a newcomer to the ULTRA series there are a few things you need to know 1) They fire special ULTRA darts 2) They have a range of over 125ft! C alkaline batteries (not included) CLIP-FED BLASTING: Unleash darts fast with clip-fed dart blasting . I still need to make an extended battery door, but hitting around 130fps on a 3s lipo is nothing to sneeze at.

Nerf Ultra Strike Review | Blaster Hub

Load the clip into the blaster, hold down the acceleration button to power up the motor, and pull the trigger to blast 1 dart. To get shooting you will need to load up your 10 dart clip, slot it into the bottom of the blaster and hold down the motor-acceleration button.

The Infinus includes 2 tactical rails (front and back) located on top of the blaster meaning you can tweak, add and make it your own. An extra magazine, should you have one, presses into the storage slot and doesn’t come loose, even after a full afternoon of running around and shaking. If the canary yellow color style doesn’t quite do it for you there are a few choices available (our favorite being the Durrr-Burger). It’s simple, compact and reminds us of fond memories of dual wielding SBP90’s in TS2 (which is very doable if you fancied picking up two Chargers). Finally, to get the full length of the blaster (as well as make it operational), there’s a large barrel to insert (it locks in place so as for casual users to not remove it).