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Not to be confused with the N-Strike Scout IX-3 or the Zombie Strike Sidestrike's prototype name.
The Scout MKII is a Nerf blaster that was released in fall of 2018 under the N-Strike Elite series.
Included contents[]
- 1 Scout MKII
- 4 Elite Darts
Details[]
The Scout MKII is a single-fire revolver-style blaster with a four-dart cylinder. A single tactical rail sits atop the blaster.
Official description[]
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Scout out the competition and strike fast with the Nerf N-Strike Elite Scout MKII blaster! The rotating barrel holds 4 Nerf Elite darts and unleashes them 1 at a time. Load 4 darts into the front of the barrel, pull back the handle to prime the blaster, and pull the trigger to fire 1 dart. When the battle calls for mobility, grab the Scout MKII blaster to stay ready to act quickly as the action heats up. The Nef N-Strike Elite Scout MKII blaster comes with 4 Nerf Elite darts designed for distance. Nerf and all related properties are trademarks of Hasbro.
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History[]
The Scout MKII was produced in India.[1] It was originally announced at the 2018 Toy Fair.
Trivia[]
- Its name suggests it is a successor to the Scout IX-3, however, it does not share any similarities with the Scout IX-3, other than the fact that they are both small, muzzle-loading blasters.
- The Zombie Strike Sidestrike's name during its development was also the Scout MKII. It also has a similar name to the N-Strike Modulus Recon MKII.
- It is the lowest capacity revolver-style blaster made by Nerf, tied with the Quadrant.
- Unlike other blasters, where the underside of their tactical rails are smooth, the underside of the Scout's tactical rail is textured.
- The caution warning printed on the Scout is presented in Spanish first, English second.[2]
- The Scout MKII and Infinus share the same angled front piece on the underside of the blaster.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ Slendoo-Man (2022-05-08). Scoutindiamake.jpeg (Image). Nerf Wiki. Retrieved on 2022-05-11.
- ↑ Slendoo-Man (2022-05-08). Scoutwarnings.jpeg (Image). Nerf Wiki. Retrieved on 2022-05-11.
Included contents[]
Scout MKII on the Hasbro website (archived link)