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The Rampage is a Nerf blaster that was released on August 1, 2012, under the N-Strike Elite series.

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The Rampage is a pump-action clip system blaster. Clips and drums load into the blaster horizontally. This can block the user's view if they are right-handed. The blaster is able to be slam fired and has a rifled barrel. It is compatible with detachable shoulder stocks, despite not coming packaged with one. On the end of the shoulder stock attachment point is a priming indicator, which turns orange when the blaster is primed. A single dart can be stored in the blaster's grip.

It features two tactical rails on top of the blaster, as well as a strap point built into its trigger grip.

Using an eighteen dart clip may cause some discomfort, due to the way clips are horizontally fed into the blaster.

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History[]

The Rampage is a direct successor to the 2009 N-Strike Raider Rapid Fire CS-35.

Early mock-ups of the blaster[2] included a tactical rail shield that would have been much like the Blast Shield or the Nitron shield. The idea was dropped due to unknown reasons.

In 2014, a clear blue Rampage was released under the Sonic ICE series.

In 2015, a variant was released with Elite XD range claims, and featured a color scheme very similar to the original blaster, with notably fewer paint operations.

In 2019, the Rampage was re-released with a white color scheme, a Retaliator shoulder stock, and an eighteen dart clip instead of a twenty-five dart drum.

Color schemes[]

The Rampage has been released with the following color schemes:

Value packs[]

It was offered in a special value pack including the Rampage itself, the twenty-five dart drum, an extra N-Strike Elite eighteen dart clip, and forty-three Elite Darts.

Trivia[]

  • In the Rampage's teaser video, the Rampage is equipped with a Lightningstorm shoulder stock. This is visible in certain close-up shots of the blaster.
  • In the Rampage's instruction manual picture, the blaster in the instructional images is labeled as the Raider CS-35.
  • The differences between the standard and Elite XD variants can be easily told apart from the packaging. The original version depicts an older model, while the newer version features a younger model. The blaster depicted on the original version's packaging sports prototype colors, whereas the "economy" version's packaging depicts a blaster sporting a deco with varying degrees of accuracy to the actual product.[3]
  • When a drum is loaded into the Rampage, it can double as a shield to prevent getting hit from dart fire.
  • The Rampage is the first N-Strike Elite blaster to come with a twenty-five dart drum.

Gallery[]

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

Official videos[]

References[]

  1. YouTube logo Randomshadow09 (2012-06-06). Nerf N-Strike Elite Rampage - Range Test (Stock) (Video). YouTube. Retrieved on 2023-07-04.
  2. NMR logo Jet (2012-04-27). Hail-Fire video + other Elite news (Article). Nerf Mods & Reviews. Archived from the original on 2012-06-07. Retrieved on 2012-04-30.
  3. manontheprowl (2014-07-07). NERF N-STRIKE ELITE RAMPAGE: ORIGINAL VS. 2014 (Article). ofensau. Archived from the original on 2016-11-21. Retrieved on 2014-12-21.

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