Find contentThe Stryfe is not discontinued, there was just a lul when they switched to the new 2017 production line and changed the blasters packaging.
They should be in stores across the nation, for $25.
Duke Wintermaul
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#359964 Alternative options for Stryfe?
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on 16 May 2017 - 06:18 PM
#356669 What type of cpvc fits mega darts.
Posted by
on 07 November 2016 - 08:23 AM
#356086 Modification and Paintjob Pictures
Posted by
on 04 October 2016 - 04:23 PM
Heads up Aw2x214, you can post multiple pictures and not waste a days rations in one go.
Fucking DUMP.
#345422 Blog/Resource Link sticky?
Posted by
on 09 March 2015 - 11:59 AM
Chuckle.
It's best if you just read those on your own, as users are periodically warned/banned for linking to their youtube/blog/personal site. If it's not hosted on the Nerfhaven domain the administration doesn't want anything to do with it, which honestly makes sense. Their goal is to build Nerfhaven as an open source directory, not use it to promote individuals.
But since were on the subject, here is an amazing site that showcases a few very talented artists. Nerfenstein, Hypercats Network, Landgrave Customs, and Meadowhawk Designs to name a few.
It's best if you just read those on your own, as users are periodically warned/banned for linking to their youtube/blog/personal site. If it's not hosted on the Nerfhaven domain the administration doesn't want anything to do with it, which honestly makes sense. Their goal is to build Nerfhaven as an open source directory, not use it to promote individuals.
But since were on the subject, here is an amazing site that showcases a few very talented artists. Nerfenstein, Hypercats Network, Landgrave Customs, and Meadowhawk Designs to name a few.
#344272 boomco rapid madness blaster
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on 14 January 2015 - 09:43 PM
Well, the Rapid Madness isn't actually a Nerf product. It's made by Hasbro's competitor Mattel and is part of the BOOMco line.
All I can tell you is to open it up and compare it to the pictures below.
If you want a Nerf blaster, theN-Strike Magstrikeis about as close as they come.
Good Luck!
All I can tell you is to open it up and compare it to the pictures below.
If you want a Nerf blaster, theN-Strike Magstrikeis about as close as they come.
Good Luck!
#343972 Stryfe battery
Posted by
on 06 January 2015 - 10:13 AM
Those are 18650 cells, they are not the standard AA sized cells.
They have an even worse current draw than *fires.
They have an even worse current draw than *fires.
#342102 RM2 Battery Question
Posted by
on 21 September 2014 - 02:25 PM
Just get some standard 1.5v AA sized rechargeable batteries, no need for a fancy battery pack.
RM2 Motors are actually only rated for 3volts, I'm of the opinion that stock batteries are the way to go.
I've done extensive chronograph testing on RM2 motors, running them on the normal AA cells they outperform a stock Stryfe by 40feetpersecond.
Running them on standard AA cells is actually overvolting the motors, in my experiences trying to run them on anything more will quickly burn the tightly wound brushes.
RM2 Motors are actually only rated for 3volts, I'm of the opinion that stock batteries are the way to go.
I've done extensive chronograph testing on RM2 motors, running them on the normal AA cells they outperform a stock Stryfe by 40feetpersecond.
Running them on standard AA cells is actually overvolting the motors, in my experiences trying to run them on anything more will quickly burn the tightly wound brushes.
#340562 Brassed Flywheels
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on 20 July 2014 - 12:47 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL6QLOlr_L8
Hopefully my video will answer all questions about this odd project, but please feel free to ask any questions in this thread. I'm hoping some of you take interest in this idea, and expand the Brass Flywheel design to fit your own needs.
Part Two!
It probably won't be live until an hour after my posting, but it's set to publish as soon as it can.
I take a look at what 5" does in comparison to 12". Hint hint, worse accuracy and no jams. Winner is still Koosh darts.
Hopefully my video will answer all questions about this odd project, but please feel free to ask any questions in this thread. I'm hoping some of you take interest in this idea, and expand the Brass Flywheel design to fit your own needs.
Part Two!
It probably won't be live until an hour after my posting, but it's set to publish as soon as it can.
I take a look at what 5" does in comparison to 12". Hint hint, worse accuracy and no jams. Winner is still Koosh darts.
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