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The Lawbringer is a Nerf blaster that was released on August 1, 2015 under the Doomlands 2169 series.

It is a Target exclusive in the United States, a Walmart exclusive in Canada, and an Argos exclusive in the United Kingdom.

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The Lawbringer is a large hammer-action blaster with a twelve-dart turret. Like other Doomlands blasters, it has clear plastic parts, which shows the firing mechanisms of the blaster. It features an integrated shoulder stock, with a place to store an additional twelve darts. Its muzzle is wider than other blasters, reducing the chance of unnecessary friction with the exiting dart.

Two tactical rails sit atop the blaster.

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History[]

In June of 2015, numerous Nerf blogs reported leaked information about the blaster, along with the Vagabond. At the time, there were only images and no information about it. Information on the blaster was later revealed when the rest of the Doomlands series was revealed by Gizmodo and Hasbro.[1]

Modification[]

Minimization modifications are popular with the Lawbringer, removing the shoulder stock and forwards barrel entirely.

The spring of the Hammershot is the same size and width as the Lawbringer's spring, so spring upgrades for the Hammershot can work with the Lawbringer.

Trivia[]

  • Including the storage space in the stock, the Lawbringer carries the second most darts out of any Nerf hammer-action blaster.
  • The Lawbringer could be considered the biggest brother of the Persuader and the Negotiator, as all three are DoomLands hammer-action blasters with similar platforms.
  • It may be possible to fan-fire this blaster with some practice, particularly if a third-party vendor produces a longer hammer, such as has been done for the Hammershot. Alternately, dual-wielding the Lawbringer may also be an option.

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References[]

  1. Liszewski, A. (2015-06-24). Nerf's New See-Through Blasters Reveal How Their Firing Mechanisms Work (Article). Gizmodo. Archived from the original on 2017-05-27. Retrieved on 2015-06-27.

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