The Stryfe's pusher mechanism.
A pusher mechanism, also known as a dart pusher, is an internal component of some Nerf blasters. It is used in almost all flywheel blasters.
Details
As one of its name suggests, it is a component that pushes a loaded dart (often enough from a loaded clip) through a flywheel system to fire it. The pusher itself is a rod of plastic that extends via firing trigger pull, manually with semi-automatic blasters and electronically with fully-automatic blasters.
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| External features | Barrel • Cylinder • Jam door • Muzzle • Priming mechanism • Tactical rail (RIVAL) • Trigger (Acceleration trigger • Firing trigger) |
| Firing mechanisms | Air bladder • Air tank • Flywheel • Plunger (Direct • Motorized direct • Reverse) • String |
| Dart delivery | Breech • Conveyor system • Dart tooth • Pusher mechanism • Rotation mechanism |
| Plunger parts | Catch • O-ring • Plunger head • Plunger tube • Plunger rod • Spring (Torsion) |
| Other internals | Air restrictor (Intelligent) • Dart post • Flywheel cage • Lock |
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