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N-STRIKE ELITE HAIL-FIRE


This is cool technology, not a recommendation but just recognition that this is very neat tech.  

See the October issue of Wired Magazine for a great article on how this was developed and some hacks for current Nerf guns.

Hail-Fire
It’s the highest capacity NERF blaster ever. The N-STRIKE ELITE HAIL-FIRE tops out at an astounding 144-dart capacity (with the purchase of additional clips and darts). It holds up to 8 clips, and delivers a semi-auto barrage of darts as fast as you can pull the trigger. When you’ve got the HAIL-FIRE, you’ve got the ultimate in high-capacity blasting!
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N-STRIKE ELITE blasters are the ultimate in blaster performance. Featuring upgraded distance and the revolutionary Elite Dart, this is the final word in today's blaster technology. The HAIL-FIRE blaster puts elite dart capacity under your control with a unique rotating ammo rack that can carry more darts than any other NERF blaster! Plus, motorized semi-auto lets you unload on your target at high speed! Massive capacity and supreme speed combine to make this blaster the ultimate upgrade to any arsenal. Load up and dominate with the ultra-high-capacity HAIL-FIRE blaster!
Highest-capacity NERF blaster ever
You can load up to 8 clips and 144 darts (with the purchase of additional clips and darts) into this big, powerful blaster. The unique rotating ammo rack holds your incredible payload. When it comes time to unload on a target, pull the Acceleration Trigger to spin the motor up to launching speed, then blast a semi-auto swarm of darts as fast as you can pull the Launch Trigger. Plus, the power of N-STRIKE ELITE means you can blast darts as far as 75 feet!
Semi-auto blasting!
The rotating ammo rack holds up to 8 clips (additional clips sold separately), giving you incredible dart capacity. Power up for semi-auto blasting by holding down the Acceleration Trigger, then blast darts as fast as you can pull the Launch Trigger. When one clip is empty, pull back on the advanced handle to rotate to the next clip and keep on blasting.

Includes: HAILFIRE blaster body, ammo rack cover (2 pieces), advance handle (2 pieces), 4 Quick Reload Clips, 24 Elite Darts, and instructions.
Features: • Rotating Ammo Rack
• Holds up to 8 clips and 144 darts (with purchase of additional clips and darts).
• Pull the Advance Handle to advance the Rotating Ammo Rack to the next clip.
• Pull the Acceleration Trigger to power up for semi-auto blasting!
• Upgrade with any Tactical Rail accessory (sold separately).
• N-STRIKE ELITE Power
• Up to a 75-foot range!

Ages 8 and up.

This is copied directly from the Hasbro site, I did not get any compensation for this post, I just think it is darn cool tech. 
 
If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.

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