NERF Disruptor Elite Blaster - 6-Dart Rotating Drum, Slam Fire, Includes 6 Official Nerf Elite Darts - for Kids, Teens, Adults

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The Nerf Strongarm has lots of features that make it a desirable candidate for modifications. These include an easily reloaded cylinder, slam-fire capabilities, a tactical rail on top, and a loop for carrying attachments. However, the main factor that allows the Nerf Strongarm to claim this title is the blaster’s simplicity; the blaster is easily disassembled and the internal workings are not overly complicated. Launch into epic battles with NERF Blasters! Choose your blaster and get ready to fire with Nerf’s aerodynamic foam darts. The Nerf Trailblazer has the standard pistol performance but does have an average 70 FPS dart velocity. The internals are similar to other NERF secondary blasters, and has the same smooth operation. It has a powerful trigger but doesn’t have any recoil that will affect your hold.

This one is higher priced because it can be customized with many options and has extremely high FPS dart speed.

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One issue with this blaster is loading the gun can be a bit slow because you have to manually rotate the barrel to get all the darts in.

The Disruptor’s mechanism is pretty much identical to the Strongarm, apart from a small change to the trigger. It is so similar in fact that the Strongarm upgrade kit from Orange Modworks is reputed to work perfectly on the Disruptor, bar some filing down some areas of the trigger mechanism. The Rebelle Spylight also uses this mechanism and it works well, so we can understand why there was not much need for any changes here. This gun is a part of the Elite 2.0 series, first released in 2020. It is named Commander because it was the initial gun released in the series and can be transformed drastically with additional attachments. There is also a hook which you can use to fit another Disruptor’s priming slide grooves. This is a useful feature in case you want to wield dual Disruptors and prime them at the same time. With the hook, you can prime both without putting one down. Loading & FiringBesides the price, the main con of this gun is that you will have to buy a battery, darts, and a charger separately if you don’t have those. Not included are the 6 AA batteries needed to power the gun, but they are easy to install in the battery tray on the side. If you fire it flat, the useful range drops to around 50ft/15m, but since the NERF darts aren’t that great aerodynamically, this is about as far as you can expect to hit anything human sized anyway! Ergonomics The mod covered in this video involves removing the air restrictor and dart posts. This allows more direct airflow through your blaster. With more air hitting your darts, they will fly notably farther than before the mod. There are plenty of different modifications to choose from for your Strongarm; each mod improves the blaster differently. To determine which modification is the right choice for your Nerf Strongarm blaster, keep reading for all of the best Nerf Strongarm mods. Easy Mod by NBP

With the gun comes 12 elite darts, which is enough to fill the gun twice. This gun also has slam-fire so that you can hold the trigger and rapidly pump the handle to fire faster.The Disruptor has a comfortable grip and fits nicely in your hand. The trigger has a really good feel and priming slide is well positioned so even in Slam Fire mode you still have a good amount of control, so your accuracy is not affected too badly.

It has the same orange and blue color combo as the other Elite blasters, and a slightly more streamlined style to the Strongarm, which makes it slightly easier to holster and draw. Design NERF brings advanced blaster technology to precision shooting, tag games and target practice. Customise your blaster with NERF Modulus, maximise your range with NERF N-Strike Elite or start a micro battle with collectible NERF MicroShots.One of my only complaints with Nerf Ultra blasters is that they will often shoot a dart wildly in a while with inconsistent accuracy. Quite clearly this has been introduced as an update to the Strongarm, but while some updated blasters are head and shoulders better than their predecessor, the Disruptor only makes a few, small changes to the tried and tested formula. The biggest issue with loading is ensuring you push the darts in the right amount when loading – too much and they can jam, too little and they can come out or foul the mechanism although, in reality, these issues are rarely a problem.