The Barricade RV-10, an example of an electronic revolver.
An electronic revolver (abbreviated as RV with N-Strike number codes) is a category of Nerf blasters.
Details[]
As the name states, electronic revolvers are battery-operated revolvers; electronic revolvers use a flywheel to fire the darts loaded in the blaster. Older electronic revolvers lack dart posts in their cylinders to accommodate the blaster's pusher mechanism, although newer designs feature re-engineered pusher mechanisms in order to retain the cylinder's dart posts. So far, all electronic revolvers are semi-automatic only.
The electronic revolver is one of three electronic-based blaster designs, the others being electronic clip system and electronic belt-fed blasters.
List of "RV" blasters[]
| Name | Year released | |
|---|---|---|
|
Barricade RV-10 | 2010 |
Trivia[]
- Electronic blasters that use large, rotating drums such as the Incisor, Mastodon, ONE, and Fearless Fire have internals and operation similar to electronic revolvers.
| view • editNumber codes | |
|---|---|
| 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 |