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[Kid Flash]

its not totally like the nf on the inside. about 95 percent of it is tho. and its very simple to mod and i get about 75 feet with my stefans in it...

[Cennipe]

I guess that I am the only one that thinks that the thing is okay. It's not that bad, and it is fun to shot at. I own the launcher too, so. The things that I don't like about it is that the only place with a high enough ceilling and nothing breakable around, is in the gerage, and it gets pretty hot in there. It is hard to his disks, the best I've got is for the disk to hit the side of the dart. To setle this, the "site" is the launcher "detinator"(sp) and a site, but the site is horible, and makes you aim low. You don't have time to aim anyways.

[CaptainCC]

There are so many problems. First they put tht annoying button on the bottom, which prevents it shootng anywhere but straight up. That's a quick fix though--you just tape it down. However, it has an annoying countdown before the shot goes off, it makes a lot of noise as it revs the motor inside to shoot the disc, and these hideous beeping noises go off in the "3-2-1" countdown before the shot, basically annhilating any of its possible uses as a sentry gun. Oh, and the remote is really short-range, and infrared. You'd think for fifty bucks that you could make it fire from a long way away. I wish they'd have just made a sentry gun and not this piece of trash. This is even worse than the Tech Target.

The discs fly up about five feet I'd say, maybe less. The shots are too far apart to really make the game any fun, and six discs isn't that much target practice. Even 12 is still not. For $50, this thing could have held 50 discs. The gun is exactly like a stock Nite Finder. I have yet to see internals, but feel, range, and accuracy are all par with the NF.

All in all, this toy sucks. I'm surprised by its shitty quality. Hasbro is letting the Nerf brand rest on its laurels.

Edited by CaptainCC, 05 August 2007 - 09:31 AM.

[Kid Flash]

There are so many problems. First they put tht annoying button on the bottom, which prevents it shootng anywhere but straight up. That's a quick fix though--you just tape it down. However, it has an annoying countdown before the shot goes off, it makes a lot of noise as it revs the motor inside to shoot the disc, and these hideous beeping noises go off in the "3-2-1" countdown before the shot, basically annhilating any of its possible uses as a sentry gun. Oh, and the remote is really short-range, and infrared. You'd think for fifty bucks that you could make it fire from a long way away. I wish they'd have just made a sentry gun and not this piece of trash. This is even worse than the Tech Target.

The discs fly up about five feet I'd say, maybe less. The shots are too far apart to really make the game any fun, and six discs isn't that much target practice. Even 12 is still not. For $50, this thing could have held 50 discs. The gun is exactly like a stock Nite Finder. I have yet to see internals, but feel, range, and accuracy are all par with the NF.

All in all, this toy sucks. I'm surprised by its shitty quality. Hasbro is letting the Nerf brand rest on its laurels.

it is not totally like the nf on the inside. at least open it before you say its exactly like the nf.

[CaptainCC]

It doesn't matter what the internals look like. Regardless of what parts they used, it is still exactly like an NF in all ways that matter. It feels, shoots, performs, and even looks like an NF. I imagine the internals are very similar anyway, and I believe somebody already said they are.

[sourskttles772]

What about the spidey dart tag set... I think that looks pretty cool.

[Dr Moose]

Somebody who has the craptastic disk launcher should post a vid of it firing the disks.