The Charger MXX-1200 is a Nerf blaster that was released on January 1, 2020 under the RIVAL series. It requires six "C" batteries to be operated.
It comes packaged with twenty-four High-Impact Rounds and instructions.
Details
The Charger MXX-1200 is a flywheel-powered, bullpup-style blaster that feeds from a twelve-round internal magazine, similar to that of the Artemis XVII-3000 and Hades XVIII-6000. It has a single tactical rail above the jam door. A safety switch is located on the bottom of the Charger's firing trigger. It is not compatible with the Rechargeable Battery Pack.
It advertises an average firing velocity of up to ninety-five feet per second (twenty-nine meters per second).
Official description
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Experience intense head-to-head competition with the precision and power of Nerf Rival blasting. The motorized Charger MXX-1200 has a 12-round capacity so you can pound your opponents. Hold down the acceleration button and pull the trigger to fire 1 round up to 95 feet per second and take charge of the action. Fast, easy loading: move the slide to access the integrated magazine and load 12 rounds inside. This Team blue blaster includes 24 Official Nerf Rival rounds -- 12 to load into the blaster, and 12 backup rounds for reloads. Includes a trigger lock to prevent accidental firing and a tactical rail to customize the blaster with Nerf Rival accessories (each sold separately). Batteries required (not included). |
History
The Charger was first leaked on mid-November 2019, alongside the modern form of the Takedown XX-800. Later that month, its price point was leaked, alongside that of the Roundhouse XX-1500.
Trivia
- The Charger is the first RIVAL blaster to use alkaline batteries since the 2017 Phantom Corps Hera MXVII-1200.
- Alongside the Takedown, the Charger is not made in both Team Red and Team Blue variants, with the Charger only sold in the Team Blue variant.
- It is the first flywheel blaster to feed from an internal magazine.
Gallery
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| The full image gallery for Charger MXX-1200 may be viewed at Charger MXX-1200/Gallery. |
External Links
Team Blue Charger on the Nerf website (archived link)
