A tactical rail is a feature found on most new Nerf blasters.

Contents 1 Details 1.1 History 2 Blasters with tactical rails 2.1 Nerf blasters 2.1.1 Vortex blasters 2.1.2 N-Strike blasters 2.2 N-Strike Elite blasters 2.2.1 Dart Tag blasters 2.3 Super Soakers 3 Trivia

DetailsEdit

The rails, placed on various parts of blasters, can be used to attach light beam units, flip-up sights, and other Nerf equipment to the blaster. On some blasters, the tactical rail can be used as a crude form of iron sights.

HistoryEdit

The first tactical rail was released in 2003 with the Scout IX-3.

Blasters with tactical railsEdit

Nerf blastersEdit

Vortex blastersEdit

• Diatron
• Lumitron
• Nitron
• Praxis
• Proton
• Pyragon
• Revonix360
• Vigilon

N-Strike blastersEdit

N-Strike Elite blastersEdit

• Alpha Trooper CS-12
• Firestrike
• Hail-Fire
• Rampage
• Rayven CS-18
• Retaliator
• Rough Cut 2x4
• Stockade
• Strongarm
• Stryfe

Dart Tag blastersEdit

• Furyfire
• Hyperfire
• Magstrike
• Strikefire (inverse)
• Stormfire

Super SoakersEdit

TriviaEdit

• The Nerf tactical rail seems to be styled similarly to the Picatinny rail system commonly found on real/BB/airsoft guns. The two are not compatible and Picatinny-based gear can only be mounted on a Nerf blaster with modification of the rail.
• The Stampede currently has the greatest number of rails found on a Nerf blaster: 6.

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