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Not to be confused with the Switch Shot Super Soaker or the Switch Shots series of Super Soakers.

The Switch Shot EX-3 is an external mechanism Nerf blaster that was released in 2008 under the N-Strike series.

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The Switch Shot EX-3 is a single-fire blaster that can double as a controller for use with the Wii Remote. On the left side of the blaster is an orange button, which unlocks and allows for the removal of the top half of the blaster. This, in turn, removes its internals, providing space inside for a Wii Remote to sit.

When used as a shell for the Wii Remote, pulling the Switch Shot's firing trigger will press the controller's B button. The top face of the controller is exposed, allowing users to press the buttons located there with no issue. The ear of the controller is also exposed, providing a space to attach a Wii Nunchuk for games that require it.

In blaster form, the Switch Shot features a space to store two additional darts under the muzzle. A tactical rail sits underneath this storage spot

It advertises a firing range of up to thirty-five feet (ten meters).

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The Switch Shot has been released with the following color schemes:

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The Switch Shot EX-3 features a direct plunger system.

Trivia[]

  • The location of the tactical rail makes smaller attachments such as the Pop-Out Bipod, Assault Grip, and the Strikefire the only tactical rail accessories to not restrict access to the grip. Other accessories like the Dual-Mode Light Beam will restrict access to it.
  • Due to the removable nature of the blaster's internals, it's possible to reload the Switch Shot by swapping two separate internals for each other. However, this is unreliable and slow compared to a standard reload.

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References[]

  1. YouTube logo Randomshadow09 (2012-10-19). Nerf N-Strike Switch Shot EX-3 - Range Test (Stock) (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2023-07-26.
  2. Nerf Switch Shot EX-3 (Review). Dart Strike. Archived from the original on 2016-03-31. Retrieved on 2023-07-26.

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