The Quick Reload clips work with any Clip System blaster (sold separately) and the Elite Darts work with any Elite blaster and most original N-Strike blasters (sold separately). Google: Google's policy requires identification of each party that receives end users’ personal data as a consequence of using a Google product. However, blocking some types of cookies may impact your experience of the site and the services we are able to offer. If cookies are set, they collect and process certain user information such as browser and location data and IP address values to an individual extent.

Even if you have a shoulder strap, it feels like you've got a model spaceship strapped to you rather than a blaster, and it feels awkward whether it's slung on the side or your back or around your neck.

Some of our vintage or prior versions of toy and game instructions may be more difficult to decipher or have less clarity. If you have any concerns or questions please contact our Consumer Care department at https://consumercare. The trigger pull is solid, the flywheels rev loud and proud (seriously, with something like this are honestly telling me you want to play it silent?

i didn't like this blaster since we 1st saw it, and now i know it is just as disappointing as i 1st expected, why has nerf failed at giving us a good flag ship blaster for the past 2 times, the hail fire and the nitron.

I got a Nerf Hailfire a few months after it was released and when I tried to shoot it it was awesome, for a few seconds. All hail the Hailfire; the all new 9-9 blaster from Nerf that has been in the rumour mill for a while now, being the flagship model for their new N-Strike Elite range. We ran up and down my apartment and everyone who got to use the Hailfire would accidently try to insert the clips incorrectly, upside down, wrong way up and in that time would be absolutely hammered by opposing players. I barely use 144 darts when using a Stampede during a round of CTF or Freeze Tag; I’m going to check my fire to cut down on reloading between rounds, and I might even just use one mag per round.

Here, the Hailfire touts off the high capacity with 8 slots for clips, and they only provide you with four 6 round clips.

Plus, you can power up the motor for semi-auto blasting that lets you unload on your target at high speed. And yes, reloading is a pain, but hasn't it always been tiring reloading the larger drums, or multiple high capacity mags? No offence, I just don't think some kid who likes toys in australia is really the best person to be criticizing what looks like something well designed and thought out.

I also think the hail-fire is more solidly built than say the, Pyragon, which mine is currently unable to operate for some reason since it keeps jamming, and won't fire discs successfully now.The Hail-Fire is advertised as the "highest capacity Nerf blaster ever", claiming a maximum capacity of 144 darts. The spring in an Elite Vulcan would be even stiffer, and require a more powerful motor to cycle, in turn requiring more power. Whether you have been shooting all day, or pick up your gun for the first time in months, and notice that your motor is not running (not even at a low speed), chances are that your batteries' lives are over. Flat (negative) ends of the battery should be in contact with the working springs in the holder, and the raised ends of the battery (positive) should touch the coils snugly. If the Pyragon exceeded all of my expectations and got me excited all weekend, the Hailfire has been a massive thud to reality and made me just go "hmm yeah well it's o.