Volt SD-1 blaster is equipped with 2 tactical rails so you can customize it with Nerf accessories for each mission or battle. You can use that to pull back the plunger handle on another Firestrike, effectively cocking the gun. This compact blaster’s precision light beam targeting gives you laser-like focus even in low-light conditions! It will take time to get used to loading opposite Firestrikes while you still have a gun in each hand, but it can be done.

The only difference being that the priming mechanism is external on this gun and internal on the Sidestrike. 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. To do this, unscrew and remove the screw holding the battery cover located on the bottom of the handle. It’s bigger and just feels better, especially without the secondary trigger that you can find on the Elite Firestrike. The Volt is a single-fire blaster with an integrated light in it, similar to previous blasters, such as the N-Strike Nite Finder EX-3 and the N-Strike Elite Firestrike.On the end of the handle is a small hook-like piece of plastic, which extends down past the battery compartment.

This is the smaller trigger you see underneath the main trigger, located where you would find the acceleration trigger on a motorized blaster. The full image gallery for Firestrike (N-Strike Elite) may be viewed at Firestrike (N-Strike Elite)/Gallery. It features a two-dart dart storage under the blaster's light and has a tactical rail on top of the blaster. There are two triggers on the blaster; the top is the firing trigger, while the bottom is a separate trigger to power the integrated red light beam unit, which projects a circular, red crosshair onto surfaces. The Troubleshooting Page will go over both problems that your Nerf Firestrike may have, and what may have caused it.It was first seen on the packaging of the first four blasters released under the N-Strike Elite series. The Nerf Elite Firestrike is a muzzle loaded blaster, which means you have to insert the dart right in the end of the barrel. 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. It was given a soft release in December of 2012, along with the Strongarm and Stryfe in select retailers. Reference our Laser Trigger Replacement guide, but rather than replacing the trigger, use soap and water along with a cleaning cloth to clean out the dirt that is stuck under the trigger.