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The Stryfe X is a Nerf blaster that was released on October 15, 2023[1], under the Nerf Pro series.
Included contents[]
- 1 Stryfe X
- 1 pair of glasses
- 1 11.1V rechargeable LiPo battery
- 1 recharging cable
- 1 fifteen half-dart magazine
- 30 AccuStrike Half-Length Darts
- Instructions
Details[]
The Stryfe X is a semi-automatic, clip-fed flywheel blaster that fires only half-length darts. The included battery is loaded into the blaster from the right side, above the trigger grip. It features compatibility with detachable shoulder stocks.
It has two RIVAL-style tactical rails: one atop the blaster, near the rear, and one below the muzzle. There are also two sling points: one built into the grip and one built next to the muzzle. The Stryfe X also has a safety on the underside of the trigger guard.
The blaster uses concave flywheels with a very high crush, ensuring darts are gripped sufficiently when launched.
It is compatible with Talon-style magazines.[1]
The battery is rechargeable and uses a USB-C cable.
It advertises a firing velocity of 150 feet per second.
Official description[]
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The Nerf Pro Stryfe X semi-auto blaster is the Nerf brand's first-ever high performance half-dart blaster! With features that made the Stryfe blaster a fan favorite, the Stryfe X blaster is an upgraded, sport grade version of the original blaster for ages 14 and up, celebrating 10 years as the go-to blaster for Nerf battlers. The Stryfe X blaster is built for Nerf athletes, with a premium design for competition-level battling in Nerf Pro pro level play. It includes 30 Nerf AccuStrike Half-Length darts, which deliver a more stable trajectory and greater accuracy, and a 15-dart, quick-swap magazine. It's powered by a removable, rechargeable battery. The semi-auto blaster is built to last, providing players with durable, reliable equipment to give them a competitive edge in the most challenging games. Includes protective eyewear and a universal USB-A to USB-C charging cable. Requires USB-A wall charger, not included. Darts and magazine designed exclusively for the Stryfe X blaster. Nerf and all related properties are trademarks of Hasbro.
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History[]
The Stryfe X was first announced on August 9, 2023.[1] It is a half-length dart successor to the N-Strike Elite Stryfe. Compared to the Stryfe, the Stryfe X has an enlarged pistol grip for comfort.
Trivia[]
- The Stryfe X is the first Nerf brand blaster to have pro performance and use half darts.
- Many design elements on the Stryfe X seem to be inspired by multiple 3D printed mods for the Stryfe. For example, the side plate to accommodate the longer-shaft flywheels is very similar to the 3D-printed flywheel covers used in modified Stryfes. The extended grip is also a common 3D-printed mod for the Stryfe,
- The bottom tactical rail has a hole meant to lock Nerf barrel extensions in place, despite the blaster not being compatible with them.
Gallery[]
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| The full image gallery for Stryfe X may be viewed at Stryfe X/Gallery. |
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Hollister, S. (2023-08-09). Nerf is joining the modern era with the best official blaster ever made (Article). The Verge. Archived from the original on 2023-08-09. Retrieved on 2023-08-09.
External links[]
Stryfe X on the Hasbro website (archived link)
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