The MotoStryke is a Nerf blaster that was released in fall of 2020 under the N-Strike Mega series. It requires four "C" batteries to be operated.
It comes packaged with a clip, ten Mega Darts, and instructions.
Details
The MotoStryke is a semi-automatic flywheel-powered blaster, similar to that of the N-Strike Elite Stryfe. It has a carry handle on the top, similar to that of the Rapidstrike CS-18, and also has an integrated shoulder stock. There is a single tactical rail on top of the carry handle, and a pair of iron sights. The front sight has a built-in sling mount, while the back of the carry handle has a rear sling mount.
It is compatible with the Centurion six dart clip and the Buzz Bee Air Max twelve dart clip.[1]
Official description
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Intimidating? Definitely. Impressive? Absolutely! Huge, powerful, and fast, the Nerf Mega Motostryke blaster blisters the battlefield with motorized, 10-dart blasting. This is a blaster that demands attention -- and gets it. Power up the motor and pull the trigger to send a big Nerf Mega dart whistling through the air. It has a 10-dart removable clip and comes with 10 Official Nerf Mega darts, so you can fire 10 darts in a row before it's time to reload. So what are you waiting for? Start blasting! Load darts into the clip, and insert the full clip into the blaster. Hold down the acceleration button to rev the motor, and pull the trigger to fire 1 dart. Pull the trigger again to fire another dart. Strike big and strike fast with the Nerf Mega Motostryke blaster! Batteries required (not included). Eyewear recommended (not included). |
History
The MotoStryke was first leaked online in early 2020 in the form of online listings without images. In late February of that year, official images were released for this, the Finisher XX-700, and the GhoulGrinder.
Trivia
- The MotoStryke is the first N-Strike Mega blaster since the 2013 Centurion to use clips.
- The blaster is the second flywheel powered Mega blaster after the Mastodon. It is the first semi-automatic flywheel Mega blaster.
Gallery
References
- ↑
American Foam (2020-08-03). Nerf Mega Motostryke Review and Firing Demo (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2020-08-05.
External links
- MotoStryke on the Nerf website (archived link)
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