If you are currently considering purchasing the Nerf Hyperfire or Rapidstrike, it is not hard to tell that these blasters have more differences than they have in common.

The Nerf N-Strike Elite Rapidstrike is also capable of firing darts at a rate of 3 per second over a distance of 75 feet! Full-size microswitch with roller-lever or simulated roller actuator, 10A rated or higher, to fit FCG and grip internals (optional, but recommended) The RapidStrike released early in the Philippines in May of 2013, due to the release error on the part of the distributor. [ citation needed]The RapidStrike is likely a spiritual successor to the 2009 N-Strike Stampede ECS, due to various similarities between the two blasters, such as its abundance of tactical rails, fully-automatic firing mode, and eighteen dart clip. In 2018, the RapidStrike was re-released with a new color scheme and additional accessories as the AccuStrike Series Stratohawk. The unique shape and design of the Nerf Hyperfire makes it an intriguing addition to your Nerf colletion. However, with a few modifications, the Hyperfire does not just have to be an addition to the collect, but rather could be a main exhibit. Read more about how to modify your Hyperfire in this article: Nerf Hyperfire Modding Guide: The best mods for your hyperfire?. In fact, there are not very many similarities between these two blasters, other than both being motorized blasters from the Elite line.

Phillips screwdriver of any size that will not slip on external RS screws and fits into all counterbores on exterior of gun

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Alpha Trooper CS-18 • Deploy CS-6 • Longshot CS-6 • LongStrike CS-6 • Raider Rapid Fire CS-35 • Rayven CS-18 • Recon CS-6 • Stampede ECS While you may assume that it makes your choice easier, this may not be completely true. Because the two blasters are very different they offer different advantages as well as disadvantages. Keep reading to learn which Nerf blaster you should choose! Nerf HyperFire Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyperfire Lead free solder is recommended for higher heat resistance and mechanical strength for reliability. This is not electronics work. If you use leaded anywhere, do not use it on the motor or switch terminals. In this guide, we are building a "front-wired" RS. In "front wiring", the battery leads exit the rest of the harness at the flywheel cage area. The only difference is how the flywheel cage's negative connection is handled and where the battery leads go.