 | This product has been discontinued. It cannot be purchased in retail stores. The only way to obtain it is through second-hand websites and stores. |
The RaptorStrike is a Nerf blaster that was released in August of 2017[2] under the AccuStrike Series.
Included contents[]
- 1 RaptorStrike
- 1 RaptorStrike bipod
- 2 six dart clips
- 18 AccuStrike Darts
- Instructions
Details[]
The RaptorStrike is a bolt-action clip system blaster. It features an integrated shoulder stock, where another clip can be stored for quick reloading. It also has an integrated flip-up sight behind the jam door and priming mechanism, as well as an iron sight above the muzzle. Its clip release trigger is in front of the firing trigger, similar to the N-Strike Modulus Regulator.
A tactical rail is located under the bottom of the barrel, where the included bipod is meant to be attached.
The blaster's bolts come detached, for packaging purposes, and must be assembled for use. The two clips that come with the blaster can hold six darts and have a half-clear design with an angled base unique to the RaptorStrike.[1]
There are two different versions of the RaptorStrike: one that has a indentation in the shell behind the bolt, which has a button in the middle of it, and one without. The one with the indentation can be seen in stock images of the value pack.
The Grip Blaster has compatibility issues with the RaptorStrike. When it is equipped, curved and/or other clips cannot be inserted. When it is primed, the RaptorStrike becomes restricted to using only smaller-sized clips.
Official description[]
| This is an official description from Hasbro.com. Please do not modify it. (view the archived product listing) |
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Kids can strike with confidence and skill as they fire darts designed for accuracy! The Nerf N-Strike Elite RaptorStrike blaster is part of the AccuStrike Series, which features darts designed for greater accuracy. Hit the mark with the precision of the most accurate Nerf darts.* The bolt-action blaster comes with 2 six-dart clips and 18 darts to keep battlers stocked for their Nerf battles. Use the bipod to stabilize shots; the legs extend to adjust the height. The blaster has a pop-up sight for targeting. |
History[]
The RaptorStrike was officially announced on January 30, 2017.[1]
Trivia[]
- The RaptorStrike could serve as a successor to the LongStrike, due to similar blaster designs.
- The version on the Australian market suffers from poor range performance[citation needed], as there is a hole drilled in the plunger tube. This is likely due to toy safety laws. It also lacks the priming indicator of other versions, instead just having the indentation where it would normally be present. The reason for this is unknown.
Gallery[]
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| The full image gallery for RaptorStrike may be viewed at RaptorStrike/Gallery. |
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Brian Barrett (2017-01-30). Nerf’s Newest Blasters Include a 10-Barreled Mega Monster (Article). Wired. Archived from the original on 2017-01-30. Retrieved on 2017-01-31.
- ↑
Nerf. Nerf Fest 2017 (Video). Facebook. Archived from the original on 2019-11-25. Retrieved on 2017-08-10.
External links[]
- RaptorStrike on the Nerf website (archived link)
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