Can you leak the frickin flyte now?

<div class="quote"><i>FLATtheFISH wrote:
Hey, Monkey, since you really like digging in to stuff, maybe you'll find some cool, obscure, off-brand blasters. Those rabbit-holes are really fun to go into. I'd suggest Buzz Bee and Adventure Force, and potentially X-Shot. Who knows? You might find a product that nobody has seen before.</i></div>
<p>i'm a little late but i'll take you up on that challenge </p>

<figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 180px"> <figcaption> </figcaption></figure>founfd this thing, it's callled the Dark Angel Bow

<p>Oh wow, that's cool. Is it part of the X-Shot Pink series? </p>

This might push Hasbro to bring back Rebelle

<p>Oh boy!  Aftermarket whistling arrows?!? </p><p>That'd be awesome (assuming they're compatible with Hasbruh's), because those suckers are REALLY hard to find </p><p>(well, hard to find <i>cheap and local</i>. If you <i>want</i> to spend a fortune on toys, ebay's search engine makes it super easy to find them, obviously) </p>

<p>LEts be real, nerf isint the only one making incompatiable parts to screw off brands. </p><p>BuzzBee’s earlier sidewinder only accepted buzzbee sticky darts, until the ultra tek line </p><p>The X-Shot Hawkeye does not accept accustrike darts and does not work well with elites. </p>

<p>Roger that, A23er. Blasters like the Dart Zone Scorpion intentionally used shorter darts, which makes the blaster incompatible with regular Elites and clones. </p><p>Dart Zone eventually learned its lesson a phased out Super Darts, as well as blasters with smaller chambers.  </p>

<p>Doesn't the D-Dart Tempest have weird short darts too? </p>

guys, i found a new ballistic ball launcher for 2020<div class="floatright"></div>