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== Details == |
== Details == |
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| − | The Mercury XIX-500 is a bolt-action blaster. It bears heavy resemblance to the [[Kronos XVIII-500]]. It contains a rather short barrel at the end instead of a typical [[RIVAL]] muzzle. It has an iron sight at the end |
+ | The Mercury XIX-500 is a bolt-action blaster. It bears heavy resemblance to the [[Kronos XVIII-500]]. It contains a rather short [[barrel]] at the end instead of a typical [[RIVAL]] [[muzzle]]. It has an iron sight at the end of the blaster. It also has a clear window so the user can view the internal magazine. The bolt is only one-sided like the [[Helios XVIII-700]], and can be removed and placed on either side of the blaster. There is one [[Tactical rail (RIVAL)|tactical rail]] located above the bolt. |
| − | The Mercury's [[trigger]] pull is notably heavier than other RIVAL blasters.<ref> |
+ | The Mercury's [[trigger]] pull is notably heavier than other RIVAL blasters.<ref>{{cite web |
| + | | url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuQ4yQEybP4 |
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| + | | title = <nowiki>[REVIEW] Nerf Rival Mercury XIX-500 | Edge Series</nowiki> |
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| + | | format = Video |
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| + | | image = YouTube logo.png |
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| + | | imagelink = https://youtube.com |
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| + | | accessdate = 2019-07-04 |
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| + | | author = Coop772 |
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| + | | publisher = YouTube |
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| + | | date = 2019-06-08}}</ref> |
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=== Official description === |
=== Official description === |
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{{OfficialDescription |
{{OfficialDescription |
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|URL = https://www.walmart.com/ip/Nerf-Rival-Mercury-XIX-500-Edge-Series-Blaster-with-Target-and-5-Rounds/922207748 |
|URL = https://www.walmart.com/ip/Nerf-Rival-Mercury-XIX-500-Edge-Series-Blaster-with-Target-and-5-Rounds/922207748 |
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|Description = Nerf Rival competitors can practice their skills with this Edge Series blaster and targeting set! The Mercury XIX-500 blaster comes with a reactive target that swings when hit, so battlers can check their precision with every shot. This bolt-action blaster comes with 5 Official Nerf Rival rounds and has a clear window to see how many rounds are left inside. To fire, insert 5 rounds, prime, check the ready indicator, and pull the trigger to fire 1 round at a velocity of 90 feet per second (27 meters per second). A trigger lock prevents it from firing accidentally. Attach the bolt to either side to customize for right- or left-handed players. With the Mercury XIX-500 blaster and targeting set, Nerf Rival battlers can build their skills and edge out their competitors in Nerf Rival games!}} |
|Description = Nerf Rival competitors can practice their skills with this Edge Series blaster and targeting set! The Mercury XIX-500 blaster comes with a reactive target that swings when hit, so battlers can check their precision with every shot. This bolt-action blaster comes with 5 Official Nerf Rival rounds and has a clear window to see how many rounds are left inside. To fire, insert 5 rounds, prime, check the ready indicator, and pull the trigger to fire 1 round at a velocity of 90 feet per second (27 meters per second). A trigger lock prevents it from firing accidentally. Attach the bolt to either side to customize for right- or left-handed players. With the Mercury XIX-500 blaster and targeting set, Nerf Rival battlers can build their skills and edge out their competitors in Nerf Rival games!}} |
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=== History === |
=== History === |
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The Mercury was originally leaked online in winter of [[2018]]. |
The Mercury was originally leaked online in winter of [[2018]]. |
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| − | == Reloading and firing == |
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| − | To reload the Mercury, simply pull back the priming bolt, and open up the loading door to load up to five High-Impact Rounds into the integrated magazine. Push the bolt back forward to prime the blaster. |
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| − | Pull the [[firing trigger]] to fire a round. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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Revision as of 05:08, 26 October 2019
The Mercury XIX-500 is a Nerf blaster that was released in spring of 2019 under the Edge Series.
It comes packaged with five Edge High-Impact Rounds and a training target.
Details
The Mercury XIX-500 is a bolt-action blaster. It bears heavy resemblance to the Kronos XVIII-500. It contains a rather short barrel at the end instead of a typical RIVAL muzzle. It has an iron sight at the end of the blaster. It also has a clear window so the user can view the internal magazine. The bolt is only one-sided like the Helios XVIII-700, and can be removed and placed on either side of the blaster. There is one tactical rail located above the bolt.
The Mercury's trigger pull is notably heavier than other RIVAL blasters.[1]
Official description
| This is an official description from Walmart.com. Please do not modify it. (view this product's listing) |
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Nerf Rival competitors can practice their skills with this Edge Series blaster and targeting set! The Mercury XIX-500 blaster comes with a reactive target that swings when hit, so battlers can check their precision with every shot. This bolt-action blaster comes with 5 Official Nerf Rival rounds and has a clear window to see how many rounds are left inside. To fire, insert 5 rounds, prime, check the ready indicator, and pull the trigger to fire 1 round at a velocity of 90 feet per second (27 meters per second). A trigger lock prevents it from firing accidentally. Attach the bolt to either side to customize for right- or left-handed players. With the Mercury XIX-500 blaster and targeting set, Nerf Rival battlers can build their skills and edge out their competitors in Nerf Rival games! |
History
The Mercury was originally leaked online in winter of 2018.
Trivia
- The Mercury XIX-500 was named after Mercury, the Roman god of trickery and thieves.
Gallery
The packaging for the Mercury XIX-500.
Reference
- ↑
Coop772 (2019-06-08). [REVIEW] Nerf Rival Mercury XIX-500 | Edge Series (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2019-07-04.
| view • editEdge Series blasters | |
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| 2019 | Jupiter XIX-1000 • Mercury XIX-500 |
| 2020 | Saturn XX-1000 |
| Cancelled | Helios XVIII-700 • Kronos XVIII-500 |