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The Phoenix CS-6 is a clip system Nerf blaster that was released in fall of 2020 under the Elite 2.0 series. It requires four "AA" batteries to be operated.

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The Phoenix is a small battery-operated semi-automatic flywheel blaster, similar to blasters such as the Stryfe. It is compatible with detachable barrel extensions and shoulder stocks. Batteries are loaded in the front of the blaster, similar to the Alpha Strike Flyte CS-10. A jam door sits atop the blaster; the Phoenix lacks a safety lock, which allows it to be fired while this jam door is open.

It has five tactical rails - two on top of the blaster, one on the bottom, and one on each side of the blaster.

The shoulder stock attachment point on the Phoenix has a considerable amount of friction when putting stocks on and taking them off, presumably due to the way the blaster is assembled (solvent welding).[citation needed]

In relation, the barrel attachment point is not suited for long barrels as the base is too thin, causing the barrels to be unstable.

It advertises a firing range of up to ninety feet (twenty-seven meters).

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History[]

The Phoenix was first leaked via imageless listings online in early 2020. Later that year, images of the blaster began to surface.

It was re-released in 2021 as the Phoenix CS-10, with additional accessories previously only available with the Echo CS-10.

Trivia[]

  • In the Phoenix's stock photo, the scope is attached on backwards.
  • It may be considered a successor to the Stryfe, as both are battery-operated flywheel clip system blasters and have a stock ammunition of 6 darts.
  • The Phoenix is featured as a weapon in the Roblox game Nerf Strike.

Gallery[]

The full image gallery for Phoenix CS-6 may be viewed at Phoenix CS-6/Gallery.

References[]

  1. YouTube logo Coop772 (2020-08-11). [REVIEW] Nerf Elite 2.0 Phoenix CS-6 | The New Stryfe (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2023-09-07.

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