The Firestrike blaster can shoot darts up to 75 feet and has a light targeting range of 15 feet. This blaster also holds a two-dart storage under the blaster’s light. The bottom of the handle has a extended battery compartment to power the laser. This device comes with a three Elite Darts and a instructional guide. The Nerf Elite 2.0 Volt SD-1 blaster is equipped with 2 tactical rails so you can customize it with Nerf accessories for each mission or battle. Switch on the light beam to enhance your targeting capability even in low-light situation. The beam works on targets up to 15 feet (4.5 meters) away. This single-shot blaster has storage for 2 darts in the handle. Includes 6 Official Nerf darts for multiple reloads. Fires darts up to 90 feet (27 meters). Eyewear recommended. Requires batteries. Eyewear, batteries, and additional accessories not included. Despite its predecessor being completely unable to use Streamline Darts, some Firestrike blasters are able to load and fire Streamline Darts without any modification. [ citation needed] A “laser.” How cool is that? It’s not really a laser, but it’s still cool. It is actually a red colored flashlight with a target design. Nerf is calling it a red light beam unit. I’m going to go ahead and say it’s what puts the fire in the “Firestrike.” The Laser Light Beam.

Hi, I have a problem that when I shoot with nerf laser ops, I always hit. When the weapon is hidden and the opponent too, so that the laser receiver is not visible, it will light up the indicator that I hit him.

The Firestrike is a successor to the N-Strike Nite Finder EX-3, and the fourth, and final, iteration of the original Nite Finder. The design is excellent and trumps the original design in almost every conceivable way. It’s smaller and sleeker, with a better color scheme. If there’s any single area where the Nite Finder beats the Firestrike, it’s the handle. The pistol grip is way better on the old Nite Finder. It’s bigger and just feels better, especially without the secondary trigger that you can find on the Elite Firestrike. Though, smaller hands probably won’t know the difference. Pull the priming handle to ready the blaster to fire. It was first leaked online in the form of imageless listings. It was later discovered in physical form, alongside the rest of the initial Elite 2.0 lineup. The full image gallery for Firestrike (N-Strike Elite) may be viewed at Firestrike (N-Strike Elite)/Gallery.

It was later re-released with additional detailing, such as digital camo and a textured grip. It was re-released again with an orange, white, and gray color scheme; this re-release was shown off at the 2014 New York Toy Fair and was later released as the Elite XD variant.

Duo DS-2 • Eaglepoint RD-8 • Motoblitz CS-10 • Operator DB-2 • Prospect QS-4 • Ranger PD-5 • Spectre REV-5 • Tetrad QS-4 Similar to blasters from the Alpha Strike series, the Volt only uses small friction clips to attach each half of its external shell, along with solvent welds. Therefore, it is relatively difficult to modify these blasters. Alpha Trooper CS-12 • Firestrike • RapidStrike CS-18 • Rayven CS-18 • Rayven Stinger • Rough Cut 2x4 • Spectre REV-5 • Strongarm • Stryfe • Triad EX-3