 | 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 Swarmfire is a Nerf blaster that was released in 2011 under the Dart Tag series. It requires six "C" batteries to be operated.
Included contents[]
- 1 Swarmfire
- 1 Swarmfire shoulder stock
- 20 Tagger Micro Whistler Darts
- Instructions
Details[]
The Swarmfire is a motorized dart blaster that is capable of holding up to twenty darts in its front turret. It has a detachable shoulder stock similar to the LongStrike CS-6's integrated stock, although the stock of the Swarmfire is easily removed while the LongStrike's stock is not meant to be removed without shell disassembly.
The power switch for the blaster is located on top of the blaster in front of the shoulder stock. It cannot be fired without the blaster being turned on and does not feature a manual firing mode. The battery tray is located in the front handle grip of the blaster.
Official description[]
| This is an official description from Hasbro.com. Please do not modify it. (view the archived product listing) |
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Take your DART TAG game to the next level! This fully automatic blaster lets you dominate the game with a 20-dart attack! The rotating barrel lets you deliver rapid blasting action and the removable stock lets you take your blasting action on the go. When your opponent is in sight, grab your blaster and send your DART TAG darts flying — they’ll even whistle as they fly. Blast your way to victory! |
History[]
The Swarmfire was known as the Dart Tag 20 before its official announcement and its release.[4] It was the first 2011 Dart Tag blaster to be revealed.
Like the Sharp Shot and Speedload 6, the Swarmfire was re-released in 2012 with a blue trigger and stronger internals. The 2012 Speedswarm is very similar to this blaster, and is in many ways a minimized variant of the Swarmfire, with the notable difference being the limited capacity of ten darts.
Trivia[]
- Unlike other electronic blasters, the Swarmfire does not drain its batteries when the blaster is on.
- It was the first Nerf blaster to use "C" batteries.
- The LongStrike and Swarmfire share very similar handles.[5]
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ SG Nerf (2011-04-10). Nerf Dart Tag Swarmfire - Review! (Article / Review). SG Nerf. Archived from the original on 2017-03-21. Retrieved on 2014-06-26.
- ↑
Randomshadow09 (2012-03-23). Nerf Dart Tag Swarmfire - Range Test (Stock) (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2023-07-25. - ↑ P13c30fch33s3 (2012-12-28). Nerf Dart Tag Swarmfire (blue trigger) Review (Review). Outback Nerf. Archived from the original on 2022-07-03. Retrieved on 2023-07-25.
- ↑ Pocket. Esq. (2010-11-10). Rumours: Nerf Dart Tag 20 Automatic Blaster.. (Article). Urban Taggers. Archived from the original on 2016-03-31. Retrieved on 2014-06-26.
- ↑ jerm781 (2011-03-19). Nerf Dart Tag Swarmfire Review (Article / Review). Nerf Mods & Reviews. Archived from the original on 2011-10-05. Retrieved on 2014-06-26. “Swarmfire and Longstrike have very similar handles.”
External links[]
- Swarmfire on the Nerf website (archived link)
- Swarmfire instructions on the Hasbro website
