Nerf Modulus Flip Clip Upgrade Kit (B1534) 624

Nerf N-Strike Modulus ECS-10 Blaster

First thing everyone says about the modulus is that it is a stryfe. It is similar to one but has key differences, many of which are good. The main bad difference is that it is more expensive, but now i think it is worth it's price tag in overall value over the stryfe (nothing is better in value, really, but stryfes' need to be modded to be good anyway, so the hassle makes that debatable). Some smaller things that comes to mind is the size, as the modulus is larger and has a carrying handle on the upper back of the blaster that makes it's flip-up iron sight useless. The battery door doubles as a handle grip under the blaster, which i thought was cool. It comes with a lot more attachments, which is the key selling point for this toy: the barrel allows for another barrel to be attached and, by itself, does not affect ranges by as much as the retaliator/recon barrel; the scope is lense-less but has a cool targeting sight; the foregrip is comfortable; the stock is useful in carrying an extra magazine but is noticeably flimsy and wobbly with enough pressure on the plastic bars; and there is a demolisher-style 10-dart banana magazine included with the set. Velocity ratings on my prochrono digital chronograph are as follows: the average stock velocity is 72 feet per second (fps); unmodified but with 3 tenergy lifepo4 batteries and a dummy spacer averaged 91 fps. The best difference between the stryfe and the modulus is that testing of the lifepo4 batteries in a nerf war suggests the thermistor/ resistors of the modulus are more tolerant and do not necessarily need to be removed since no-one complained of it overheating during play (like they did with the stryfe many times before thermistor/resistor and electronic lock removals). However, there is a noticeable spool-up lag when first pressing the rev-trigger and this 1-second delay is something you will have to live with if you decide to use the recommended alkaline batteries. Further good differences the modulus has over the stryfe include the fact that it is paint-friendly and the different modulus' parts come apart easily when the blaster is opened. Check out my pictures below, i hydro-dipped and hand-painted different parts of mine (one gold and black, another a hydrographic with carbon fiber and flames, and a more recent one i mask-painted a classic cobra, python patrol snakeskin pattern). In all honestly, get both the stryfe and the modulus kits (there are many different ones now, including the bolt-action slam-fire able tristrike) that suit your fancy. The accessory parts are all interchangeable with most other nerf blasters, namely the stryfe, retaliator, tristrike, even the ionfire (it's all true, but i'm joking about the ionfire; don't do that). As an update, i have been using my setup for almost a year now. Still going strong with the 3 aa 3. 2v lifepo4 batteries and an aa sized (ultracell; a conduit placeholder) spacer. I have also used 2 lion 3. 7v and 2 spacers, and a 3. 7v imr with 2 spacers and both work, but i decided that it is best to use the 2 aa-sized imrs, because there is less strain on the batteries and they will last longer; so i will be using those imrs in the future. I use a nitecore digicharger d4 battery charger, it works great and i recommend it. Please mod responsibly, as using higher voltage batteries can be damaging to, and shorten the life of the product.

Get a whole arsenal in one blaster with the motorized modulus ecs-10 blaster! this incredibly flexible blaster has a targeting scope, drop grip and dual-rail barrel, and its many removable parts let you customize your blaster in more than 30 combinations. Load up the blaster s 10-dart banana clip with the included darts and hit the battlefield in whatever configuration will make you the victor! nerf and all related terms are trademarks of hasbro.

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Favorite christmas gift my grandson got. He loves the different modular assembly possibilities with this nerf ecs-10. Extra clips and nerf bullets can be added. The nerf bullets seem very safe but do travel a distance. I would still demand the use only with eye protection. So include 2 pair of cool looking goggles so who ever is playing are protected. Its a cool item. -Notice from D. Wilson, Peterborough

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Bought this as a christmas gift for a nephew and he loved it. It was shortly ripped open and put together in the standard configuration pictured and fired. The scope isn't the best, but lets face it this is a nerf gun and i don't know how accurate you can expect a scope to be given the unreliable nature of the darts themselves. It's really for looks and not for function and who cares it looks cool. The battery powered fire of this thing is awesome, after a few initial test shots to determine the correct angle you can quickly unload the rest of the clip into whom ever you want. He completely enjoyed running around the house pretending to be part of some tactical strike force. He was really looking forward to getting home that night so that he could have a nerf battle with his dad and put this thing to the real test.

- U. KristenIts hasbro's strife reshelling / rebranding for 2015. Good base blaster, with plenty of attachment parts (all aesthetic). Very gimmicky but when you have a strong base component ie the core blaster, then it makes a little more sense to not tinker with the base, and just add to it. Plus, color/size compatible addon parts have been a community request for a long time

This gun is excellent. The stock does not wobble or come out and you can look into the scope without straining. You can shoot a full magazine and not jam. (it hasn't jammed yet). Although the ammunition magazine is huge i believe the n strike modulus is a great nerf gun you should buy.

E. Nancy, Australian Capital Territory

Nerf Modulus Tri-Strike

This blaster. I suppose if you're going out and having fun with friends, it's a good choice. However, this blaster is not for the competitive nerfers. The attachments are nice and work as intended, but do have their cons. So, to elaborate, this blaster is good for regular fun, but not so good for competitive matches since the magazine release is way too far forward, making it a hassle to reload here and there. That's really the only gripe i see with this one. But overall, a great blaster that has the intimidation factor cranked quite high in some aspects.

Build your own blaster for each mission with the nerf modulus tri-strike blaster from hasbro! the tri-strike blaster featurs 3 different ways to blast that can all be used separately, or combined, for custom configurations. Bring an entire arsenal to the battlefield with the versatility and power of the tri-strike blaster! start building with the elite dart blaster and attachable 10-dart clip combo. Precision-fire elite darts or fire 10 in a row using rapid-sliding-bolt-action! extend the barrel with the mega barrel extension. Then fire mega darts with this big barrel s increased range. Attach the missile launcher and missile launcher stock to the elite dart blaster for an even bigger blaster! then, separate the missile launcher and missile launcher stock, to clip them together for a stealthy back-up missile blaster. Expand the customizing options with nerf modulus upgrade kits (each sold separately). With the full nerf modulus system, over 1000 different combinations are possible! nerf and all related properties are trademarks of hasbro.

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See Nerf Modulus Tri-strike (B5577220) FAQ.

I love having nerf bullets all over our house. I love stepping on them in the middle of the night, during the day and especially first thing in the morning. Most importantly (and seriously), i love that my son's expression on christmas morning was that i would win "mommy of the year" award for the rest of his life and i could do no wrong. Fast forward, 2 hours later and i'm trying to get him to eat veggies and now i'm the worst mommy ever. Such is life. Fun toy, i especially love shooting nerf bullets/grenades/rockets at my kids (and sometimes husband) when they don't do what i ask them to do the first time i ask them to do it (parent's you know what i'm talking about). -Notice from X. Edith, Gloucestershire

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My son paid for this gun with his birthday money. I was very reluctant to let him spend $50 on a nerf gun. He called me at work so excited when it arrived. He loves it. This is the best nerf gun he has ever had. He loves everything about it and never tires of shooting all three options! he also loves swapping out pieces if his other guns on it! well done nerf!

- M. SherryThis is my sons favorite gun and i'm pretty impressed with it myself. Perfect for age 6 & up but wouldn't recommend for anyone 5 & under. He has turned this thing into so many different guns he has been entertained all day. I bought the long range extension kit and that made it even better. Only complaint is. It doesn't come in gift friendly packaging it was disassembled in a small brown box with no labels. I had to assemble it and wrap it outside of the box or he would have no clue what his gift even was.

This is what i've been waiting for! this is the coolest blaster ever! it comes with the first ever 10 round straight magazine. It's a little bit more than a six round mag and less than a twelve round mag. The barrel attachment can fit on all blasters with an attachment nozzle and gives you 4 mega darts to shoot and easily front load them. The two missle attachment parts can disconnect from the blaster and connect together to make a stand-alone blaster. I love to make this blaster into a sniper since it is bolt action and small so you can add on other attachments to make it look like an awesome sniper. The main body of the blaster is very powerful and definetly shows elite performance! i would definetly recommend this blaster!

O. Gladys, Reading

Nerf Modulus Stealth Ops Upgrade Kit

Not a bad deal. My son really liked the red dot site, and the barrel attachment. The jury is still out on the grip since we're not sure how useful it actually is. I would definitely buy it again, but i gave it 4 stars instead of 5, because i think there could've been a better accessory packaged with it than the grip.

Maybe you ve already got the nerf modulus blaster (sold separately). But do you have what it takes for undercover operations? upgrade your blaster for covert operations with the stealth ops upgrade kit! the kit includes a red dot sight and a proximity barrel for precision targeting and a pivot grip for a steadier shot. For the ultimate in undercover accuracy, you ll want to upgrade stat with the stealth ops upgrade kit! nerf and all related terms are trademarks of hasbro.

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See Nerf Modulus Stealth Ops Upgrade Kit (B1535) FAQ.

My son loved this item he wouldn't stop playing with it. He had been begging me for the pinpoint for years but for 100$ i said no but with this for only 15$ he loves -Notice from B. Sherry, Nottingham

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Okay, this is the most beloved modulus kit for the average nerfer for several reasons, but it is still not perfect. First off we have the folding grip, an uncomfortable handle due to the space-saving, pointy plastic corners. But this is the first nerf flip grip handle that locks into place. There is a button on the right side hinge that needs to be pressed to move and depressed to lock in place (the closest aftermarket part i could find to a folding front grip is from china by "worker, " and at the time of this review it is 50 u. S. Dollars before shipping). The red dot sight resembles the holographic and reflex sights from real-life fire-arm attachments, but can in no way compare as far as performance. The red dot light refracts across the fake lense and somewhat blurs the target. This is similar in design to the blue and white elite red dot sight that everyone wanted but could not always get for a decent price (i got one of those from korea for 20 bucks, thought it was cheap because most went for $40 and up). The short front barrel (a flash-suppressor) is called the "proximity barrel, " which makes little sense on a nerf blaster other than look good. Obviously the barrel's inner tube circumference is small and cannot compete with the greatest barrel nerf has ever made, which is the walmart exclusive spectre barrel (i also have 2 of those, so i know). The spectre barrel has a wide circumference and does not interfere much at all as the dart travels through the blaster, and unfortunately the proximity barrel's circumference is the same as the barrel of the blaster it is on. However, when measured on my prochrono digital chronograph, it did not affect dart velocities/ ranges as much or as noticeably as the long range "upgrade" kit's front barrel mis-named the "long-range barrel. "

- Q. EleanorBought this kit for my sons birthday. He specifically requested this one and was so happy to see he got them. Non stop nerf action ever since. Absolutely perfect. Couldn't be happier with quality and quick shipping.

I had no clue when i bought this what i was actually getting. My son's where emphatic that these were what they had to have from nerf. This model was significantly less expensive that what was being sold at walmart, the item shipped quickly and the boys love them!

E. Gladys, Arkansas

Nerf Modulus Dual-Rail Barrel

Boys can upgrade and customize their nerf modulus blaster with this dual-rail barrel! the nerf modulus system lets boys build their own blaster for each mission or battle. With the full nerf modulus system, over 1000 different combinations are possible! blaster and upgrade kits each sold separately. Nerf and all related properties are trademarks of hasbro.

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Nerf Modulus Strike Defend Upgrade Kit

Perfect for our boys to shoot each other? not sure how to rate/review this. Yes the bullets are obnoxious and the boys leave them everywhere and the cat helps by carting them around also. The crying is wonderful, after they willing start playing yet cry because one hit the other? maybe the best part is when they whine that they have nothing to play with. Otherwise this was the perfect addition to the $50 gun with a bizillion add-ons that we (for no good reason) felt they must have.

Maybe you ve already got the nerf modulus blaster (sold separately). But do you have what it takes to dominate the battlefield with it? upgrade your blaster with the strike and defend upgrade kit! this full battle kit includes a blaster stock to steady your shot and a blast shield to protect your face. When you upgrade your blaster with these battle accessories, you re taking your game to the next level! serious nerf warriors can t afford to miss, so upgrade stat with the strike and defend upgrade kit! nerf and all related properties are trademarks of hasbro.

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See Nerf Modulus Strike Defend Upgrade Kit (B1536) FAQ.

Arrived with all parts we expected and shipped promptly -Notice from V. Nicole, Bradford

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Got this for work. Yes. Work. We have office nerf wars and a select few people take it competitively, me being one of them. I attached this to a nerf crossbow i had that isn't part of the modulus line, and it fit like a charm. This is bigger/longer than the other stocks i've used or seen on other nerf guns, and you can really hug it into your body and get some great shots! it comes with one nerf dart, and it is a single shot nerf gun in itself! the shield has saved me many times from deadly crossfire, and i would recommend this product to anyone looking to upgrade their existing nerf gun, or to anyone just looking to buy a cheap nerf gun to play around with! with the shield and the single shot action, everyone will cower in fear of your power!

- K. JudithI wanted to like this the most of all the modulus kits, so imagine my disappointment when i gave the stealth ops kit 5 stars instead of this one. The first thing you notice when holding the strike and defend upgrade kit is how horribly small the blast shield is. The blast shield is so small that the blaster stock it comes with is bigger, and by 1 and 1/3 times bigger. It is opaque, not transparent, so expect it to still block your vision like the n-strike stampede's blast shield, just obviously the visibility is better than the stampede's since the modulus kit blast shield is so small and can flip down. It is not as see-through as the supersoaker lightning-storm's blast shield, which is also bigger than this iphone-mount-sized attachment (hey, a larger universal shield-mounted smart-phone attachment? ; an idea for you hasbro if you are reading this). The second thing you notice is how cool the blaster stock idea is until you realize that it won't shoot anything unless you have time to detach it (disclaimer: there are exceptions with the stryfe and rampage, as their profiles are flat and the dart will fire over it without having to detach the stock). This leads me to mention the velocity ratings of the blaster stock as measured by my prochrono digital chronograph: the blaster fires any standard elite darts (blue, green, decorated rebelle darts) an average velocity of 53 feet per second (fps). For those who do not know, this is elite jolt territory. Not surprising given that the priming handle under the blaster stock is a larger version of the jolt's, and the trigger is grey, hinting that it is from nerf australia's standard weaker blasters with shorter ranges (due to the country's restrictions). As far as comfort goes, let me first say that its primary function is being a stock, and it is comfortable as a stock. But when using it as a blaster, the butt of the stock hits your wrist when you grab the handle (the handle itself is okay), which is entirely tolerable given its function as an emergency back-up. On a good note, it does seem like it has modding potential since it is so much bigger than a jolt (as an update, yes there is modification potential and i have already added a spring to it, bringing the muzzle velocity to 71 fps. I cannot remember from what blaster the spring came from, but it might have been a retaliator). I'm not sure if anyone noticed, but this is also one of the first (if not the only) stocks to ever have a nerf tactical rail of it's own on it. This will allow for some extra useful attachments to complement the blaster you attach it to. Check out my hydrographic "dipped" (water transfer) paint job in the pictures below. The blaster stock was easy to take apart, sand down, prime/ paint, and then seal with a clear-coat. Now it matches my modulus (also in the pictures below).

My son (10 years old at the time of purchase) loves this upgrade kit. He loves the folding shield, and experiments with how and where (and to which blaster) to attach it. The stock- with it's "concealed" single-shot blaster is his favorite part though. He loves quickly detaching it from his recon and then popping off the solo dart. These upgrade kits are fun, and a good price.

N. Parker, Western Australia