Strikefire
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| Strikefire | |
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| Brand | Nerf |
| Series | Dart Tag |
| Blaster type | Single-fire dart blaster (reverse plunger) |
| Stock ammunition type | Tagger Micro Darts |
| Stock capacity | 5 |
| Size | ? |
| Weight | ? |
| Year released | 2004 |
| Average retail price | 19.99 USD |
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This product has been discontinued. It cannot be purchased in retail stores.
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The Strikefire is a single-fire Nerf blaster that was released in 2004 under the Dart Tag series.
It comes packaged with six Micro Darts, a fist-sized shield, and official Vision Gear glasses.
In some countries like India and New Zealand, it is found in single packs with Vision Gear glasses and a Dart Tag vest. However in the United States and most other countries, it is only found in a blaster set.
The dual pack is known as Strikefire, where as the single pack is known as the Crossfire.
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Details
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It has a small reverse tactical rail on top of it, allowing it to be attached to many other blasters. This blaster has a six dart capacity. The Strikefire works very well as an attachment to larger blasters, since it allows an extra dart to be fired if one is not deemed enough. Its loading system requires it to be held with two hands; one by the trigger and the other on the top to prevent the blaster sliding off each time the blaster is cocked back. Under the blaster's handle is a small bar where accessories can be attached.
Much like the Nite Finder EX-3 and the Element EX-6, users can store darts under the blaster, and although they may fall out, it is quite unlikely to happen.
HistoryEdit
It was re-released in 2008 in the Strikefire 2-Player Duel System.
Color schemesEdit
The Strikefire has been released with the following color schemes:
- Blue
- Green
- Orange
- Red
- White (Star Wars promotional blaster)
Reloading and firingEdit
To reload the Strikefire, load a dart into the muzzle of the blaster and pull the slide on the top back of the blaster to prime it. Pull the trigger back to fire a dart.
ReviewEdit
| Strikefire | ||
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| Category | Score | Notes |
| Firing range | 8/10 | The range for this blaster is surpisingly good for its size, firing about twenty-five to thirty-five feet depending on what darts are used. Streamline Darts fire a few feet farther than the packaged darts, but tend to lose out on accuracy considerably when compared with micro darts. |
| Accuracy | 8/10 | The darts tend to go over the target, which is cause by the way the grip is held in the hand. With practice, a user can accomadate for this, making the blaster accurate to very respectable distances. |
| Reliability | 10/10 | The Strikefire cannot jam. |
| Rate of fire | 5/10 | This blaster shoots about one dart every two seconds(depending on users skill and speed. |
| Capacity | 8/10 | This blaster holds up to six darts at a time. |
| Final score | ||
| 7.8/10 | The Strikefire is an average blaster. It has a good balance of size and capacity, making it a solid sidearm choice if space or concealment are a necessity. | |
GalleryEdit
| Dart Tag blasters | |
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| Eliminator • Firestrike • Furyfire • Hyperfire • Magstrike • Quick 16 • Sharp Shot Snapfire 8 • Speedload 6 • Speedswarm • Stinger • Stormfire • Strikefire • Swarmfire |
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