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[jediaelthewise]

Hello everyone. What I need some assistance with is compiling a list of a specific type of nerf gun that is more uncommon. I am looking to find all nerf guns that use an air bladder and are pumped to fill it.

Current. List:
Magstrike
Titan
Hornet
Air tech series

What others do you know of? Thanks

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Lazy, non-contributory post

Edited by Daniel Beaver, 09 April 2013 - 10:20 AM.

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Blastfire , widfire

[Modded Brain 115]

For one, what is the point of this? Two, air techs and hornets didn't use rubber bladders, but hard tanks.

Edited by Modded Brain 115, 06 April 2013 - 09:51 AM.

[DartSlinger]

Why don't you look at the images of blaster internals in The Official Internals Directory? It is being pretty lazy not to do your own research.

[ShaNayNay]

Might as well help him to wrap this up.

So far your list is 75% incorrect. To my knowledge, these are the only ones that use an air bladder system:

Magstrike
Rapidfire 20
Powerclip
Wildfire

If you are searching for types of bladders to use for modding, the Rapidfire and Magstrike are the only ones relevent. The other two are getting older and rarer to find.

Next time do your research yourself.

[jediaelthewise]

My intention was not to simply make a directory of sorts but to see what ones run off an air supply that can be modded to hook up to an external supply. Sure, I'll take responsibility for being slightly lazy for not going thru the directory, but I figured asking what ones people could just list off the top of their head would give me a quicker answer of what ones to look at instead of browsing thru the internal pictures for 100+ nerf guns to see if they even use the system I am looking for.

I am essentially trying to identify models of nerf guns I can modify hook up to my external air tank system without doing significant changes to the internals other than rerouting an already existing internal air pressure system.

[Tangerle]

Supermaxx series

[DartSlinger]

Supermaxx series

No. The entire SuperMAXX series, except for theSuperMAXX 250, which is a springer, uses plastic hard tanks (piston valves) notrubber air bladders.

[Daniel Beaver]

This thread is... profoundly lazy. List-making is an inherently lazy form of contribution (being nothing more than a re-organization of extant information), but you couldn't even be bothered to create a complete, accurate list of one of the smallest and easiest to classify groups of blasters?

At first you're like:

Sure, I'll take responsibility for being slightly lazy for not going thru the directory

But then you proceed to NOT take any responsibility, or put any effort into improving the thread:

I figured asking what ones people could just list off the top of their head would give me a quicker answer of what ones to look at instead of browsing thru the internal pictures for 100+ nerf guns to see if they even use the system I am looking for.

What I need some assistance with is compiling a list of a specific type of nerf gun that is more uncommon.

It's fine to ask people to correct or add to your contributions, but requires some effort on your part.

ShaNayNay's list of bladder blasters is comprehensive. With regards to the question "which airguns can I hook up to an external supply", the answer is: all of them.