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The DoubleDown is a Nerf blaster that was released in spring of 2015 under the N-Strike series.

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The DoubleDown is a double-barreled blaster that features intelligent air restrictors that allow a single dart to be fired from either barrel. When both barrels are loaded, the right barrel fires first, followed by the left barrel.[2] It features dart storage for up to four darts under the muzzle and one strap point located in the handle. A set of iron sights is also on the top of the blaster, which can be used as a guide for aiming shots.

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History[]

The DoubleDown was first spotted by a user on Facebook who sent the images to blogger Awesomely Nerf on January 6, 2015.[3] Originally it was believed by many that the blaster would fire both barrels at once akin to a single-barrel Rough Cut 2x4. It was the third 2015 N-Strike blaster revealed, after the SharpFire and SlingStrike.

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The DoubleDown has an unusually long plunger tube and spring for a Jolt-based blaster.[2]

Trivia[]

  • Although the blaster has the potential to hold up to six darts at once, it only comes with four. The reason for this is unknown. On packaging for the blaster it shows the DoubleDown's front two dart storage spaces as empty.
  • Alongside other 2015 N-Strike blasters, a firing range is not advertised on the box.[1]
  • The priming mechanism used on the DoubleDown is reminiscent of blasters such as the N-Strike Elite Firestrike.
  • This was the first N-Strike blaster to use intelligent air restrictors.

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1
    Buffdaddy Nerf (2015-05-17). Nerf Double Down Review and Modification (Article). Buffdaddy Nerf. Archived from the original on 2017-06-19. Retrieved on 2015-06-14.
  2. 2.0 2.1
    NerfHaven logo racer188 (2015-01-30). Nerf Doubledown (Forum thread). NerfHaven. Archived from the original on 2018-04-04. Retrieved on 2015-06-14.
  3. Awesomenerfer1999 (2015-01-06). New Nerf N-strike Doubledown! (Article). Awesomely Nerf. Archived from the original on 2015-01-20. Retrieved on 2015-06-14.

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