N-Strike

N-Strike is a current series of Nerf blasters that was first released in 2004.

Performance

The N-Strike series started many new blaster trends in the Nerf line. N-Strike started making tactical rails, accessories and popular attachments. N-Strike blasters also resemble and function like real life weaponry much more than previous blasters. The debate whether this is a positive or negative thing is argued among Nerf enthusiasts.

  

           



Accessories

The N-Strike series features the following attachable accessories for blasters:

• Barrel extensions
• Detachable shoulder stocks
• Flip-up sights
• Scopes
• Shields

Color Sheme

Most N-Strike blasters feature a distinct color scheme: yellow, neon orange, gray, and black.
Some blasters, such as the Raider CS-35 and Longstrike CS-6, have an alternate blue, gray, and orange color scheme.

History

The N-Strike series has a direct successor series: N-Strike Elite. Despite this, not all N-Strike products will receive the upgrade treatment.

Blasters

Blasters (CS)
Clip System

• Longshot CS-6
• Recon CS-6
• Raider CS-35
• Alpha Trooper CS-18
• Deploy CS-6
• Longstrike CS-6
• Rayven CS-18

Blasters (REV)
Revolver

• Firefly REV-8 (2005)
• Maverik REV-6 (2005)
• Spectre REV-5 (2010)

Blasters (EX)
Extreme single fire

• Nite Finder EX-3 (2004)
• Element EX-6 (2008)
• Switch Shot EX-3 (2008)
• Jolt EX-1 (2011)

Blasters (EBF)
Elctronic belt fed

• Vulcan EBF-25 (2008)

Blasters (ECS)
Electronic Clip System

• Stampede ECS

Blasters (IX)
Internal single fire

• Scoout IX-3 (2004)
• Reflex IX-1 (2009)
• Barrel Break IX-2 (2010)

Blasters (AS)
Air System

• Rapid Fire AS-20 (2001)
• Hornet AS-6 (2004)
• Titan AS-V.1 (2004)
• Secret Strike AS-1 (2005)
• Magstrike AS-10 (2007)

Blasters (RV)
Electronic revolver

• Barricade RV-10 (2010)

Other blastrers

• Big Bad Bow (2011)
• Blazin' Bow (2013)

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