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Not to be confused with the 2004 Dart Tag blaster of a similar name.

The HyperFire is a Nerf blaster that was released in fall of 2016 under the N-Strike Elite series. It requires four "D" batteries to be operated.

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The HyperFire is a fully-automatic flywheel clip system blaster. It features an integrated shoulder stock and a grip located in front of the clip well. It has a single tactical rail above the front end of the blaster and has four strap points: two on the front end, and two on the back, built into the stock.

Unlike most flywheel blasters, it uses a conveyor system to feed darts into the flywheels, rather than a pusher mechanism. This conveyor system has a faster rate of fire than a pusher mechanism; despite this, it is known to jam on old, worn darts if there is not enough grip from the belt to drive the dart into the flywheels.[citation needed]

It advertises a firing range of up to ninety feet (twenty-seven meters), and a rate of fire of up to five darts per second.

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History[]

A G.I. Joe-themed Nerf LMTD re-release of the HyperFire will be released in 2023 to celebrate G.I. Joe's 40th anniversary.

Value packs[]

The HyperFire was released in a Costco exclusive value pack that included the blaster, two twenty-five dart drums, fifty Elite Darts, and instructions.

Trivia[]

  • It is thought to be a successor to the N-Strike Elite RapidStrike CS-18, given the similarities in fully-automatic firing and clip loading. However, the HyperFire has a very different design and a larger included clip.
  • The HyperFire has the highest advertised rate of fire of any current N-Strike Elite blaster - five darts per second. Tests have proved it to be possibly higher.[citation needed]
  • The HyperFire is the first blaster to use tiger-stripe camo.

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The full image gallery for HyperFire may be viewed at HyperFire/Gallery.

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