Nerf Modulus Long Strike CS-6

Q: How is the performance? How far does it shoot?

I chronographed the Modulus Longstrike at an average velocity of 74 FPS (feet per second) without the barrel attached. The average velocity of an Elite blaster is 70 FPS, so this version of the Longstrike is an overachiever. However, with the long barrel attached, it gets an average of 68 FPS which is still relatively great. It also has some minor firing issues with old, worn, aftermarket darts, and some Accustrike/Accu-fake darts, but they still work with the product. Check out my full review (it’s the long one).

Q: Where is the instructions?

They are inside the cardboard panel or with the darts. Also, the instructions are embossed on the shell of the blaster like hieroglyphics if you look closely.

Q: Is the magazine relese ambidextrous?

Yes, and the Modulus Longstrike’s magazine release levers are easier to access from both sides than the Tristrike’s awkwardly placed mag release levers.

Q: Can I use different bullets other than nerf or will it jam?

Yes you can and many nerfers do. Just read the description carefully to make sure that it is compatible with nerf. Right now, my go to is the 200 pack of adventure force waffle darts. That can be picked up at any Walmart for about $10.

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🎯Precision targeting with modular attachments

📏61 cm length for extended range

⚙️Customizable metal build for durability

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🎯 Lock, load, and lead the pack with the ultimate Nerf upgrade!

BUILT TO LAST - Durable metal construction ensures your Nerf battles stand the test of time.
EXTENDED REACH - At over 60 cm long, dominate the battlefield with superior range and accuracy.
MODULAR MASTERY - Customize your blaster with multiple attachments for ultimate tactical advantage.
READY FOR ACTION - Lightweight 1 kg design balances power and portability for fast-paced play.
NO BATTERIES NEEDED - Instant fun without the hassle—just load, aim, and fire.

The Nerf Modulus Long Strike CS-6 is a 61 cm long, metal-constructed blaster designed for precision and customization. Weighing just 1 kg and requiring no batteries, it offers modular attachments for enhanced tactical play, making it a must-have for competitive Nerf enthusiasts.

Specifications

Model Number	E3013F07
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included	No
Material Type(s)	Metal
Target Gender	Male
Item model number	E3013F07
Product Dimensions	61.01 x 10.8 x 26.7 cm; 1 kg
ASIN	B07B3KS1B8

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