NERF STRYFE REVIEW
Hello, my dudes.
It's time to review the Nerf Stryfe.
So the thing is, this gun was unavailable for a time, until recently, when they came back in stock on amazon, and they also came out with a "MODULUS" repaint as well. They both can be found here...
Regular Stryfe (amazon prime recommended)
Modulus Stryfe (also prime recommended)
ANYWAY BACK TO THE REVIEW.
As usual this is a super late review. The gun actually came out several years ago and thankfully they're still available and still in production (as of November 2017)
The gun costs $19.99 MSRP,
$29.99 MSRP if you are looking for the Modulus repaint.
To start this, the Modulus repaint is kinda a rip-off. It's pretty much the same thing except it comes with two crappy attachments, so this may not be your cuppa tea. At least it might last longer than the regular stryfe on the store shelves.
The Stryfe runs on four AA batteries. A good idea may be to use rechargeable batteries since they're better value than other batteries. But alkaline batteries will do perfectly fine.
It's a semi-auto blaster, probably the best semi auto gun there is as well. It uses flywheels, and it's structure and shape makes it a favorite among modders. Using a dremel, it is possible to clear out the battery tray and make space for a better battery. Also, using a soldering iron and some heatshrink, wire, and some more dremeling, you can replace the motor and flywheels and completely increase your blaster power significantly.
Using the included clip, or any other clip you might have lying around, load up your gun, hold the rev trigger(the one under the firing trigger), and then pull the firing trigger to fire a dart.
Now to my opinion.
THIS GUN IS AWESOME!!!
Seriously, even without modifications this is an easy to use, reliable primary or secondary in the heat of the Nerf Wars.
It's design allows it to be modded easily, and it has a couple tactical rails for your attachments.
so what's the rating?
It's time to review the Nerf Stryfe.
So the thing is, this gun was unavailable for a time, until recently, when they came back in stock on amazon, and they also came out with a "MODULUS" repaint as well. They both can be found here...
Regular Stryfe (amazon prime recommended)
Modulus Stryfe (also prime recommended)
ANYWAY BACK TO THE REVIEW.
As usual this is a super late review. The gun actually came out several years ago and thankfully they're still available and still in production (as of November 2017)
The gun costs $19.99 MSRP,
$29.99 MSRP if you are looking for the Modulus repaint.
To start this, the Modulus repaint is kinda a rip-off. It's pretty much the same thing except it comes with two crappy attachments, so this may not be your cuppa tea. At least it might last longer than the regular stryfe on the store shelves.
The Stryfe runs on four AA batteries. A good idea may be to use rechargeable batteries since they're better value than other batteries. But alkaline batteries will do perfectly fine.
It's a semi-auto blaster, probably the best semi auto gun there is as well. It uses flywheels, and it's structure and shape makes it a favorite among modders. Using a dremel, it is possible to clear out the battery tray and make space for a better battery. Also, using a soldering iron and some heatshrink, wire, and some more dremeling, you can replace the motor and flywheels and completely increase your blaster power significantly.
Using the included clip, or any other clip you might have lying around, load up your gun, hold the rev trigger(the one under the firing trigger), and then pull the firing trigger to fire a dart.
Now to my opinion.
THIS GUN IS AWESOME!!!
Seriously, even without modifications this is an easy to use, reliable primary or secondary in the heat of the Nerf Wars.
It's design allows it to be modded easily, and it has a couple tactical rails for your attachments.
so what's the rating?
9.5
out of ten
Hope you enjoyed my review!
JTB
NOTE
A new Nerf review will come every month now!
so YAY
NOTE
A new Nerf review will come every month now!
so YAY
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