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It is recommended to attach aiming accessories to the upper rail of the barrel extension rather than the priming slide of the blaster as any accessory attached to the slide gets in the ways of reloading the blaster.
 
It is recommended to attach aiming accessories to the upper rail of the barrel extension rather than the priming slide of the blaster as any accessory attached to the slide gets in the ways of reloading the blaster.
   
The inside of the Retaliator barrel extension has a clockwise [[wikipedia:Rifling|rifling]]. Despite the rifling, darts do not spin when they are fired.
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The inside of the Retaliator barrel extension has a clockwise [[wikipedia:Rifling|rifling]]. Despite the rifling, darts do not spin when they are fired.  However, there is some evidence that this type of rifling gives a greater increase in accuracy over the recon barrel.
   
 
===Problems===
 
===Problems===

Revision as of 15:53, 22 March 2013

The Recon/Retaliator barrel extension is a short sized Nerf N-Strike barrel extension. It comes packaged with the Recon CS-6; it was re-released as a N-Strike Elite accessory with the Retaliator. It cannot be purchased separately.

Details

The extension has two tactical rails: one on the top and one on the bottom. These allow for more useful attachments to be placed on the barrel extension. A flip-up sight or scope can be attached to the upper rail. Other accessories, such as the light beam unit, assault grip, or pop-out bipod, can be attached to the bottom rail. On the end of the barrel there is a piece of plastic that flips up and down to work as a sight.

It is recommended to attach aiming accessories to the upper rail of the barrel extension rather than the priming slide of the blaster as any accessory attached to the slide gets in the ways of reloading the blaster.

The inside of the Retaliator barrel extension has a clockwise rifling. Despite the rifling, darts do not spin when they are fired.  However, there is some evidence that this type of rifling gives a greater increase in accuracy over the recon barrel.

Problems

The Recon barrel extension will wobble slightly on the Recon CS-6. Ways of countering this include using the Stampede ECS's pop-out bipod or by holding the clip-load area to steady the blaster.

Color schemes

The barrel extension has been released in the following color schemes:

Compatible blasters

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