 | This product has been discontinued. It cannot be purchased in retail stores. The only way to obtain it is through second-hand websites and stores. |
Not to be confused with the 2016 N-Strike Elite blaster of a similar name.
The Hyperfire is a Nerf blaster that was released in 2004 under the Street Zone series.
Included contents[]
- 1 Hyperfire
- 1 pair of Vision Gear
- 10 Tagger Micro Darts
Details[]
The Hyperfire is a slide-action, single-fire blaster with a ten dart turret. It has a two-fingered trigger, much like the two Dart Tag blasters that came after it, the Crossfire and the Magstrike. Under the turret is a foregrip built into the shell of the blaster.
On top of the blaster is a single short tactical rail, with an iron sight in front of it.
Official description[]
| This is an official description from Hasbro.com. Please do not modify it. (view the archived product listing) |
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Take your next tag game to the extreme with this awesome air-powered blaster set! Don your VISION GEAR goggles and let loose a stream of serious firepower with 10 DART TAG darts from your auto-advancing HYPERFIRE blaster. Hit your opponents’ vest (sold separately), make your mark and become the champion of the game! |
History[]
The Hyperfire was initially referred to as the Dart Tag Blaster. Its later re-release into the Dart Tag series proper renamed it to the Hyperfire.
For a period of time, it was the official Nerf Dart Tag League blaster. However, it was replaced by the Furyfire in 2009.
Color schemes[]
The Hyperfire has been released with the following color schemes:
- Blue, silver, black, lime green, and orange
- Green, white, silver, black, and orange
- Orange, silver, black, and lime green
- Red, silver, black, lime green, and orange
Blaster sets[]
The Hyperfire was available for purchase with the Complete 2-Player System and the Hyperfire Deluxe 2-Player Set. It also has its own blaster set, which includes a Scoring Vest.
Trivia[]
- Most tactical rail accessories, such as the Blast Shield, won't perfectly fit on the Hyperfire. This is due to the size of the Hyperfire's tactical rail, along with its iron sights.
- The odd shape of the priming mechanism and the tension of the spring can make this blaster hard to prime sometimes.[citation needed]
- This blaster was the longest available Dart Tag blaster, from 2004 until 2010/2011, when it became significantly less common.
- Some of this blaster's parts, such as the priming handle and turret, and possibly some of the internals, were used in the 2011 Robo Power Optimus Prime Cyber Blaster.
Gallery[]
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References[]
- ↑
Randomshadow09 (2012-05-30). Nerf Dart Tag Hyperfire - Range Test (Stock) (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2017-08-23.
External links[]
- Hyperfire on the Nerf website (archived link)
