An electronic belt-fed (abbreviated as EBF with N-Strike number codes) blasters is a category of fully-automatic Nerf blasters released under the N-Strike series.
Details
As their names state, all EBF blasters run off of batteries and use belts to house darts for firing. The only electronic belt-fed blaster is the Vulcan EBF-25, which has two firing modes: automatic fire with the use of the batteries or single-fire by manually priming it.
History
The electronic belt-fed category was the first electronic N-Strike category, followed by the electronic clip system and electronic revolver categories.
While under prototype stages, the Vulcan EBF-25 was known as the "Vulcan BF-50", which most likely meant the initial name for the category would have been simply belt-fed. This would have meant the category was not originally supposed to be battery-operated, or would include both motorized and non-motorized blasters.
See also
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N-Strike era | Air system • Air system vessel • Clip system • Electronic belt-fed • Electronic clip system • Electronic revolver • External mechanism • Internal mechanism • Revolver |
N-Strike Elite era | Close quarters • Dart shell • Indexing clip system • Internal clip system |
Alpha Strike / Elite 2.0 era | Double barrel • Double shot • Long range • Quad shot • Rotating cylinder • Rotating drum • Single dart • Triple dart |