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[Mr Blue Dot]

I was told to post this here so people could find it easier. I tore apart a Nerf Elite Rampage 25 dart drum magazine and posted pics over on this thread: Rampage drum magazine break down

I'm going to tear apart a Vortex Pyragon soon for painting and taking pictures (maybe a video as well). Should I post another thread for that, or post it directly here?

[Nerfomania]

Since NOBODY has any good ones....At least for Archival purposes.....

Maximizer Internals. Mine has been pre-modded and is having the front spring containment/support structure replaced so therefore Pics of that part will not be shown.







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Edited by _Nerfomania_, 06 January 2013 - 04:37 AM.

[Nerfomania]

~The End

[DartSlinger]

Here are the internals of the Nerf Elite Rampage.

[DartSlinger]

Air Zone Turbo Fire






When reassembling, make sure to have this piece:





inserted into this piece here.





Because, if you don't, the turret will not rotate properly.

Edited by DartSlinger, 11 February 2013 - 11:33 PM.

[DartSlinger]

Nerf Elite Firestrike:









If you want your blaster's shell to remain unscratched, I suggest putting something soft such as a towel beneath it on the surface you are working on.

[DartSlinger]

Here are much better Triple Shot/Quadshot/Hand Cannon internals.

[X20AStrikefreedom]

I can't seem to find the one for the big blast hawk both in the list or anywhere. Dose anyone have the pictures of the internals of the buzz bee hawk? If someone has one can they post it here will be much appreciated.
Thanks

[DartSlinger]

I can't seem to find the one for the big blast hawk both in the list or anywhere. Dose anyone have the pictures of the internals of the buzz bee hawk? If someone has one can they post it here will be much appreciated.
Thanks

http://www.nerfmodsr...awk-review.html

[DartSlinger]

Nerf Elite Alpha Trooper

[makeitgo]

Marshmallow Assault Rifle

[DartSlinger]

Air Zone Double Barrel Blaster:





To get to its internals you first have to remove the large orange cap at the end of the barrels. This is by done by simultaneously squeezing the barrels together and wedging a small flat-head screwdriver underneath the cap to disengage the cap from these two nubs.



Once getting the cap over those two nubs, insert the screwdriver into the front of the cap (There is a little hole in the front of it.) and press it down while pulling off the cap so that this nub is disengaged from the cap.



Now pull your cap off, and then slice through a sticker on the side of the blaster that also impedes opening it. Then remove the screws and it will come apart. Once you get your cap off, slice off, sand off, or somehow remove those nubs from the end of your barrels so that the cap will slide on and off.









This is the main part of the internals, and it can be easily removed from the blaster.



Here is the catch and spring rest piece.



Removed from the blaster.



When the catch is removed.





The plunger removed.



The plunger rod.
The way that the blaster works is this. The nub seen on the end of the plunger rod engages in these grooves on the plunger tube



and rotates the plunger. The plunger seals to the barrels through this gasket here, and the plunger rotates about that hole in the center of the plunger.



When the plunger rotates, it seals with one barrel at a time through these holes below.



Both barrels are one solid piece of plastic, but their air flows are not connected: they fire individually.



Here is a picture for reference of how the barrels and plunger tube go together.



The Plunger is composed of two concentric tubes, the inner one being the actual plunger tube.



Here is the Double Barrel Blaster's plunger tube compared to the plunger tube of an Air Zone Triple Shot and a SNAPbow plunger tube (1.25" PVC). The plunger tube is fairly large, much larger than any Nerf Elite plunger tube. The Double Barrel Blaster has 78.3 cubic centimeters of plunger volume. For comparison, the Triple Shot has 161. Here are the plunger tube dimensions, which were measured with digital calipers.

Double Barrel Blaster:

Diameter: 30.95 mm
Height 104.1 mm

Triple Shot: (for comparison)

Diameter 37.6 mm
Height 145.03 mm

These measurements, of course, are not the exact amount of air that is displaced when each blaster fires. These measurements are just the full volume of the plunger tube.



Here is the Double Barrel Blaster's plunger compared to a Triple Shot's Plunger. (It has been modified, but you can still see the Triple Shot's original plunger seal.)



The Double Barrel Blaster's spring is stiff and very similar to a Triple Shot's spring, although it is smaller.



Here is an image of how the trigger functions.



On the catch/spring rest piece, the circled piece must be placed correctly, or else the blaster will not fire.



It goes here.



Then here.

For a complete thread on this blaster, including more pictures and modification, go here.

Here is a YouTube video going over the internals.

Edited by DartSlinger, 26 May 2013 - 09:50 PM.

[DartSlinger]

Nerf Vortex Pyragon

Here is how to open it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r85EAKzQhSk

Edited by DartSlinger, 10 August 2013 - 11:35 AM.

[DartSlinger]

Nerf Elite RapidStrike

[Epic Pie]

Rough Cut pictures, noticed there weren't any.
http://oi39.tinypic.com/kds3za.jpg
http://i41.tinypic.com/2zi615f.jpg
http://i42.tinypic.com/b6y8mt.jpg
http://i41.tinypic.com/11v4h85.jpg
http://i39.tinypic.com/2vi04ko.jpg
http://i41.tinypic.com/2ir135l.jpg
http://i40.tinypic.com/1r3nko.jpg
http://i43.tinypic.com/jv2mgi.jpg
http://i43.tinypic.com/28ck2ux.jpg
http://i42.tinypic.com/iqyjhl.jpg
http://i43.tinypic.com/2503uir.jpg
http://i40.tinypic.com/24lkgag.jpg


There, hope that is helpful.

Edited by Epic Pie, 18 August 2013 - 03:52 PM.

[DartSlinger]

Nerf Vortex Proton

[DartSlinger]

Nerf N-Strike Blazin' Bow (Note: this is not N-Strike Elite, this is N-Strike.)







Except for being a tad bit shorter, the arrows are exactly the same as the Big Bad Bow's arrows.




That hole in the plunger tube comes with the blaster. (It ruins the plunger's seal.)





















In case anyone is interested, here is a review of this unimpressive blaster.

https://www.youtube....h?v=dc7uzyqZYg8

Edited by DartSlinger, 08 March 2014 - 03:22 PM.

[DartSlinger]

Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe

[Majestic]

Buzz Bee Air Max 10



I was curious about what the inside of a back pressure tank looks like, so I bifurcated one.

[Blade 7]

I saw a thread concerning this blaster in trading, and thought somebody might like internals shots. Sadly, I can't post in trading yet, so the world may never know...


Blaze Storm Soft Bullet Gun

[makeitgo]

Edited by makeitgo, 21 August 2014 - 10:23 PM.

[Keska]

Internals for the Air Zone (or now, Stats Blast) Impact X blaster:



I already pried off/unscrewed the accent plates on the back of the stock, foregrip, and top of the stock:






Not my picture, source here)



Looking down the comically over-sized barrel:



This is the end of the plunger that meets with the shells to form a seal (there's a barely-visible clear rubber washer there):



As you can see, the hole in the plunger is only slightly bigger than the hole in the back of the shells:



View down the open end of the shell:



Here's the clip, with a helpful diagram of how to load the darts:



A dart comparison... The darts that come with the blaster are the yellow ones; the other is an old sucker micro I had lying around:



The yellow dart, loaded:



The Nerf dart:



...And we can see the Nerf dart is too long.





Sooo, I'm very disappointed in that.


EDIT: More pictures!


Image flood incoming!

The shells are held in the clip with the ridges:


Pressing on these levers on the side of the clip ejects the shells upward:


Breech at rest:




Breech with the bolt fully retracted:


This is the point where the lever attached to the top rail ejects the empty shells.




Loaded with a shell/dart:


Bolt forward, now fully primed:


Clip and Internals:


These raised tabs on the shell push the levers on the clip when you insert it to allow the shell upward:


The lever on the rail that ejects the shell:


The button for ejecting the clip:


Breech Internals:










Front half of the gun - the lever bit that is hanging down has free movement, no spring there:


Part of the trigger lock:


Trigger mechanism:

Edited by Keska, 01 March 2015 - 11:51 AM.

[BlasterHacker]

Seems to me the only problem with the Air Zone clip-system blaster compatibility with Nerf darts is that the clips aren't big enough.

If some Air Zone owner is willing to explore modding one of their clip-system blasters to accept a Nerf clip, you're in business!

[Majestic]

Doublestrike











Note the orientation of the catch spring.

[Vim Fuego]

I came here looking for Longshot internals, only to find that Photobucket is being a little bitch.

So, with apologies to Captainslug and Wes7143, I present a new exploded Longshot image for your consideration - sans Scope, as I used this in another project already...