The BASR-L is a Nerf blaster that was released on June 1st, 2020 to promote the video game Fortnite.
Included contents[]
- 1 BASR-L
- 1 BASR-L scope
- 1 six dart clip
- 12 Fortnite Darts
- Instructions
Details[]
The BASR-L is a bolt-action clip system blaster, similar to that of the N-Strike Modulus LongStrike. It is based on the Legendary Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle from Fortnite. It has a single tactical rail on top of the blaster, where the included scope goes. The jam door is built into the tactical rail, which hinges upwards to reveal the breech.
Under that tactical rail is the BASR-L's ambidextrous priming handle. After pulling it back, a clip can be loaded from the bottom. The firing trigger and the clip eject button is located right behind the clip. Similar to the Tri-Strike, the BASR-L has slam fire capabilities.
Older versions of the BASR-L are not compatible with certain clips with bumps in their sides, such as the eighteen dart clip, making it impossible to load into the blaster's curved clip well. Newer models do not have this compatibility issue, as the clip well has been modified to accept these clips.
Official description[]
| This is an official description from Hasbro.com. Please do not modify it. (view the archived product listing) |
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The BASR-L blaster is inspired by the one used in Fortnite, capturing the look of the one from the popular video game. The BASR-L blaster features bolt-action, clip-fed blasting and includes a 6-dart clip and 12 Official Nerf Elite darts. Use the removable scope to help with aiming -- look through the scope and line up the crosshairs on your target. To get blasting, load 6 darts into the clip, insert the clip into the blaster, and pull the bolt backward and forward to prime the blaster for firing. Then line up your shot and press the trigger to unleash a dart at your target. To fire another dart, move the bolt backward and forward, and press the trigger. Official Nerf darts are made of foam and are tested and approved for performance and quality. No batteries required. Eyewear recommended (not included). |
History[]
The BASR-L was first leaked through image-less listings on online distributor websites. It was later announced at the 2020 New York Toy Fair.
Trivia[]
- The BASR-L is the first clip system Fortnite blaster not to take batteries.
- BASR-L stands for "Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle - Legendary".
- The Legendary version of the Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle in the game actually takes a different appearance than the blaster; the blaster is instead based on the lower-rarity version.
Gallery[]
External links[]
BASR-L on the Nerf website (archived link)
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| No Rarity | 6-SH • AR-Durrr Burger • AR-Goosebumps • B-AR • Blue Shock • Compact SMG • DG • Flare • Flint-Knock • GL • Heavy SR • HR • IR • Micro Bombs Away! • Micro Grappler • Micro Peely • Micro Rainbow Smash • Micro Tac SMG • Micro Thunder Crash • Micro Y0nd3r • Pump SG • RL • SMG-Zesty • SR • SR-Ripe • Storm Scout • TNTina's Ka-Boom Bow • TS |
| "Rare" Rarity | BASR-R • Micro TS-R • SP-R • TS-R |
| "Epic" Rarity | AR-E • DP-E • HC-E • Micro TS-E • Micro HC-E • SMG-E |
| "Legendary" Rarity | AR-L • BASR-L • HC-L • LP • Legendary TAC • Micro RL-L • RL-L • SP-L • SMG-L |
| "Ice" Rarity | Micro AR-I • Micro Battle Bus • Micro HC-I • Micro Llama • Micro RL-I • Micro TS-I |
| "Rippley" Rarity | AR-Rippley • RL-Rippley • SP-Rippley |