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Nerf N-Strike Modulus ECS-10 Blaster

I needed to add some foam to both sides of the grip because it's edge was quite sharp (not like it would cut you, but it would be a great way to get a blister), otherwise getting great ranges and hasn't jammed once with about 200 darts fired so far.

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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See Nerf N-strike Modulus Ecs-10 Blaster (B1538) FAQ.

I just got the modulus a few hours ago and i'm impressed. It's bigger than my stampede ecs, and lighter than my demolisher 2-in-1. It is very accurate and overall a great gun! it may have internals like a stryfe, but i don't own a stryfe, so no big deal there. The dual rail barrel reminds me of the front grip on the alpha trooper, and a recon stock. Sadly it is wobbly, just like the recon, but can hold a clip securely. The modulus has so many other great things. Such as a awesome paintjob and a cool skeletal frame (you will think it's cool after you learn to ignore the fact that a ridge digs into your hand). (it reminds me of the first time i picked up an alpha trooper). It will always be my first choice for a nerf war. But, enough said, the modulus is a 10/10! -Notice from A. Jackson, Limousin

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Its 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

- D. WilsonFavorite 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.

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.

T. Cunningham, City of London

Nerf N-Strike Elite HyperFire Blaster

I bought this gun to nerf battle with my son. He has one that is a couple of years old but still automatic fire. This one shoots significantly faster and is actually rather accurate. The drum takes a bit to load so it might help to have another period the weight of the gun is significant it does not feel like a cheap piece of junk. We have played hard with it already and thrown it around and it is still working just fine. It works with the standard nerf darts and it does accept all of the other clips that we have for that size.

Take aim with the hyperfire blaster and challenge opponents with ultimate speed! it's the fastest motorized nerf dart blaster, unleashing 5 darts per second to rain down a deluge of darts onto targets! with its 25-dart drum, this nerf n-strike elite blaster brings impressive firepower to the battle. It fires darts up 90 feet (27 meters). Press the acceleration button, pull the trigger, and let the rapid-fire action begin! comes with 25 elite darts. Nerf and all related properties are trademarks of hasbro.

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See Nerf N-strike Elite Hyperfire Blaster (B5573) FAQ.

We been eyeing this gun on youtubes videos. And when i say "we" i mean the hubs. Kids play nerf free for all in the house and this is what the hubs wants. Fast, and it hurts at close range shots. Lol. -Notice from Q. Weber, Hartlepool

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This is truly the best of the motorized nerf guns. It has the highest capacity currently offered, a fast rate of fire and rarely jams. . I only wish it had a higher capacity or the drum magazines were sold separately. You can unload 25 rounds in a few seconds.

- F. GarnerA walmart exclusive first released at $50 (consider checking if it is still in stock on their website), competitor to the nerf rapidstrike, which most nerfers will undoubtedly compare this to. Nerf/hasbro's famed rapidstrike would comparably be the closest fully-automatic cs (clip system blaster) to the hyperfire with the exception of the rhinofire. Being a cs blaster, the hyperfire is compatible to other nerf magazine or drum-fed blasters, like the 25 dart drum that comes with this blaster. This drum upon inspection is actually different-looking and seems to work better than the older 25 dart drums that came with other elite nerf blasters. The hyperfire has cool design cues reminiscent of some fantasy video games and real life firearms. Most kids should find this easy to hold because the thumb hole handle grip is on the small side, but adults with larger hands may find this awkward and uncomfortable. The acceleration trigger is conveniently placed in fairly close proximity behind the magazine release trigger, a plus or a con, depending how the user manages the blaster (he or she may accidentally eject his or her magazine or drum). The blaster is sort of heavy but somewhat balanced due to the 4 d batteries (not included) being located in the back of the blaster within the shoulder stock, which has a nice cheek-rest. Looking at the only tactical rail on the blaster, it is apparent that the attachment point is small and almost guarantees that you will need to take off whatever attachment you put on in order to fix a jam because it is so close to the jam door. If it is of any concern, there are several sling mounts on this blaster. The hyperfire is compatible with any standard-sized elite nerf darts (blue, green, white, orange, and decorated rebelle darts). The hyperfire boasts the highest dart-per-second (dps) rating of 5. That means for every second at peak rev, you shot 5 darts. That also means that you have pretty much emptied the entire 25-dart drum by the time it takes the average person to finish reading to the end of this sentence. I have tested this blaster, and yes, it fits drac's (a prominent nerf blaster guru) description of it being a "dart-hose. " but how does it a hive this? my examination of the dart-feeding mechanism yields that there is a conveyor belt under the jam door. Well technically, it is in the jam access door. This suggests that as the belt turns, short tabs on the belt snag the darts and push them towards the flywheels. Upon contact with the spinning flywheels the dart is propelled, which bobololo (another nerf blaster guru) has indicated that the hyperfire makes use of canted (angled) flywheels, which uses slightly off-angled flywheels to put a spin on the darts. This spin is perfect for the stock setup, but for modders who want to use higher-voltage/amperage batteries, it may be a challenge. There are several reasons why modding this blaster will not be easy, but i will keep it simple with 3 of the more prominent reasons: 1. ) the conveyor belt design feeding mechanism is ineffective at a higher speed rpm (rotations per minute) than what it was designed to operate at and may also need extensions on it's tiny arms or "nubs" that only scrape the top of the base of the darts. Also, it will eventually need to be replaced (it is made of mortal rubber after all, and time will inevitably cause it to become brittle and break) and the availability of replacement parts will be doubtful unless there is an aftermarket company willing to make them. 2. ) the canted flywheel spin the dart and the elite nerf dart design tends to spin out of control at higher rpm, interrupting the stability of flight, resulting in inaccurate and shorter distances. 3. ) the internals have surprisingly little to no space to do anything in the more important areas (like around the acceleration/ rev trigger) despite being a bulky blaster with lots of space in unimportant places (like the lower front grip). Finally, like coop (yet another nerf blaster guru), i have a prochrono digital chronograph which i use to measure the speed of the darts fired from the hyperfire, traveling at an average of 72 feet per second (fps) at peak of rev, stock. The fps of each dart at maximum dps would naturally be weaker, that is, in the mid-60 fps range if you hold down the triggers and let the foam fly. Now, with 3 imrs or lipo or li-ion batteries, and 4 aa to d adapters and a dummy spacer slot, i found that the average fps jumped to 96 fps and what could have been 8 dps (not officially sure but for that second it was a blur and there were 8 darts on the ground) at peak rev without any other modifications. All 3 of the aforementioned nerf gurus have warned of potential jamming issues with the use of old or misshapen darts because of the short nubs on the conveyor-belt feeding mechanism missing the scrawny or thinner dart as a natural result of being stepped on or overused. From my personal experience, i did not have to open the jam door to clear a jam while using several different aftermarket darts of varying conditions, but the hyperfire did stumble a few times during the chronograph testing (i had to bump it a bit with my hand for it to work after nothing was coming out). As an update, i removed the two thermistors (thermal resistors; for you beginner modders, they look like micro yellow m&m's on the circuit board and are considered electronic locks that seize up at a certain temperature, and they also restrict current). While i did not find much more improvement than before the thermistor removal, i did notice that it jammed less frequently. In conclusion, i think the hyperfire lives up to it's hype, and is a great candidate for walmart's best exclusive blaster to date. Time and durability will be the ultimate judge of this though, and i will continue to update this review if i encounter any problems that i feel may change my generous 5-star rating. If you are wondering why my 25-dart drum's face is white, it is because i painted it to look different and not because it is a different model.

What a fun blaster to add to my collection! i tell myself i collect them so i can have fun when the nieces and nephews come over, but we all know it's for me (i'm 31. Lol). I look forward to modding this blaster with some li-po cells and a rewire to reduce the motor lag. Don't get me wrong, it's still a pretty fast nerf blaster, but there's some significant torque slowing in the motors after the first few shots.

C. Candy, Southampton

Nerf Zombie Strike ZED Squad Longshot CS-12 Blaster

The zombie threat is growing bigger every day, and you need a bigger blaster to keep up! the longshot cs-12 blaster holds 12 zombie strike darts and has a long-range targeting scope so you can aim with precision to take the zombies out. Load up fast with the quick reload clip, press the trigger and sweep the field in the battle against the zombies with the longshot cs-12 blaster! nerf and all related characters are trademarks of hasbro.

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Official Nerf N-Strike Elite Mega Series 10-Dart Refill Pack

Lock and load with the mega darts in this refill pack! you ll have the maximum impact on the battlefield when you re fully loaded with plenty of darts. This pack includes 10 mega darts and they work with n-strike mega series blasters (sold separately). If you re in the mood to demolish the competition, you better stock up for it! dominate the battlefield with the ammo in this mega dart refill pack! nerf and all related characters are trademarks of hasbro.

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Nerf N-Strike Elite Strongarm Blaster

Speed and mobility are yours with the quick-draw fast firing of the strongarm blaster! it has the same long-range power as other n-strike elite blasters (sold separately), firing the 6 elite darts up to 90 feet. Hold the trigger down and pump the slam fire handle repeatedly to rapid-fire all 6 of your darts at your target! loading is easy and quick with the flip-open rotating barrel, and you can attach most n-strike accessories (sold separately) to the blaster's tactical rail for even more battle advantage. Add the strongarm blaster to your arsenal and unleash a storm of darts at your target! nerf and all related characters are trademarks of hasbro.

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