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Not to be confused with the Dart Tag Firestrike.

The Firestrike is a Nerf blaster that was released in 2013 under the N-Strike Elite series. It requires two "AAA" batteries to operate its integrated light.

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The Firestrike is a single-fire direct plunger dart blaster. There are two triggers on the blaster; the top is the firing trigger, while the bottom is a separate trigger to power the integrated red light beam unit, which projects a circular, red crosshair onto surfaces. This light is most effective in dark environments. It features a two-dart dart storage under the blaster's light and has a tactical rail on top of the blaster. On the end of the handle is a small hook-like piece of plastic, which extends down past the battery compartment. This hook can be used to prime another Firestrike, allowing the user to dual-wield Firestrikes.

It advertises a firing range of seventy-five feet (twenty-three meters).

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History[]

The Firestrike is a successor to the N-Strike Nite Finder EX-3, and the fourth, and final, iteration of the original Nite Finder.

It was first seen on the packaging of the first four blasters released under the N-Strike Elite series. It was given a soft release in December of 2012, along with the Strongarm and Stryfe in select retailers.

It was later re-released with additional detailing, such as digital camo and a textured grip. It was re-released again with an orange, white, and gray color scheme; this re-release was shown off at the 2014 New York Toy Fair and was later released as the Elite XD variant.

A Micro Shots version of the blaster was released in 2018.

Color schemes[]

The Firestrike has been released with the following color schemes:

Blaster sets[]

A Firestrike blaster is included in the Strongarm and Firestrike All-Mission Pack. There is also a Double Your Darts value pack, as well as an Australian Target-exclusive twin-blaster pack.

Trivia[]

  • It is unknown if this blaster is purposefully named after the Dart Tag Firestrike.
  • This blaster comes with W-type Elite Darts.
  • The Firestrike is slightly smaller than the Nite Finder.
  • Despite its predecessor being completely unable to use Streamline Darts, some Firestrike blasters are able to load and fire Streamline Darts without any modification.[citation needed]

Gallery[]

The full image gallery for Firestrike (N-Strike Elite) may be viewed at Firestrike (N-Strike Elite)/Gallery.

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1
    YouTube logo Randomshadow09 (2012-11-18). Nerf N-Strike Elite Firestrike - Range Test (Stock). YouTube. Retrieved on 2019-08-26.

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